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Customizing the Remote, Control from Scratch, Editing the Button Names of the, Custom Remote

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6 Select [OK] at the bottom of the screen to complete the learning and save the data. You return to the window where you selected [Learning]. Notes • If learning was unsuccessful, try repositioning the remote control. Sometimes the problem is that the transmitter of the remote control and the receiver of the Monitor are not aligned. • Even if you complete all of the operations correctly, the remote control still may not work. After learning remote commands, always check whether they work. To check whether the remote control works, select [TV], [Video 1], or [Video 2] in the [Index] window to display the remote control, and then try it out. • It is not possible to learn the remote codes of every device. If the learning does not succeed no matter how many times you try, then the LocationFree TV may simply be unable to learn the codes for that remote control. • Data acquired during learning is shared by [Video 1] and [Video 2]. For example, if learning is performed on a Sony DVD Player (1) using [Video 1], the remote commands that have been learned for that Sony DVD Player (1) are also available for [Video 2]. • Learning can be performed for up to 20 devices. Customizing the Remote Control from Scratch Selecting [Custom Remote] from the [Make] list enables you to select [Generic], [Generic AV], or [Generic Combo] from the [Type] list. Editing the Button Names of the Custom Remote You can edit the names of the buttons indicated by, for instance, [Button 1] and [Button 2]. If you select a button that can be edited, a window for editing the button name appears. Select the input field and use the keyboard that appears to edit the button name. Editing the Remote Control Name of the Custom Remote If you select a remote control name, a window for editing the remote control name appears. Select the input field and use the keyboard that appears to edit the remote control name. Remote control name For best results • Do not move your component's remote control during the learning. • Load a new battery into your component's remote control before starting to learn. • Do learning operations in locations that are not subject to direct sunlight and not directly beneath the room lighting (noise can interfere with the learning). • When attempting to get the receiver of the Monitor to receive the remote codes, try your best to make sure they are received from a position directly in front of the receiver. z Tip Changes to a remote control name are also displayed in the [Index]. 70

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Select [OK] at the bottom of the screen to
complete the learning and save the data.
You return to the window where you selected
[Learning].
Notes
•
If learning was unsuccessful, try repositioning
the remote control. Sometimes the problem is
that the transmitter of the remote control and
the receiver of the Monitor are not aligned.
•
Even if you complete all of the operations
correctly, the remote control still may not
work. After learning remote commands,
always check whether they work. To check
whether the remote control works, select [TV],
[Video 1], or [Video 2] in the [Index] window
to display the remote control, and then try it
out.
•
It is not possible to learn the remote codes of
every device. If the learning does not succeed
no matter how many times you try, then the
LocationFree TV may simply be unable to
learn the codes for that remote control.
•
Data acquired during learning is shared by
[Video 1] and [Video 2]. For example, if
learning is performed on a Sony DVD Player
(1) using [Video 1], the remote commands that
have been learned for that Sony DVD Player
(1) are also available for [Video 2].
•
Learning can be performed for up to 20
devices.
Selecting [Custom Remote] from the [Make] list
enables you to select [Generic], [Generic AV], or
[Generic Combo] from the [Type] list.
Editing the Button Names of the
Custom Remote
You can edit the names of the buttons indicated
by, for instance, [Button 1] and [Button 2].
If you select a button that can be edited, a window
for editing the button name appears. Select the
input field and use the keyboard that appears to
edit the button name.
Editing the Remote Control Name of
the Custom Remote
If you select a remote control name, a window for
editing the remote control name appears.
Select the input field and use the keyboard that
appears to edit the remote control name.
z
Tip
Changes to a remote control name are also displayed in
the [Index].
For best results
•
Do not move your component’s remote control
during the learning.
•
Load a new battery into your component’s remote
control before starting to learn.
•
Do learning operations in locations that are not
subject to direct sunlight and not directly beneath
the room lighting (noise can interfere with the
learning).
•
When attempting to get the receiver of the Monitor
to receive the remote codes, try your best to make
sure they are received from a position directly in
front of the receiver.
Customizing the Remote
Control from Scratch
Remote control name