Sony STR-D1015 Operating Instructions - Page 26

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Programming the Remote Control (Continued) After programming Be sure to test that the component really works with the programmed signals. How many signals can you store in memory? You can store approximately 60 signals, depending on the format of the signal being used. Memory capacity If the LEARN indicator does not blink or light in step 3-0 or ®, this indicates that the memory capacity is full. In this case, clear the signal stored in that button following the procedure described in 'To clear a programmed signal" and program again from the beginning. When programming, avoid the following conditions. • Placing the remotes too far apart from each other. • Exposing the remotes to intense light such as of invertor fluorescent lamp. • Receiving infrared signals of another appliance's remote. Notes on programming • Remote control signals of components of manufacturers other than Sony can be programmed only when they are compatible with the infrared wireless remote control system. Since the programmable remote can "learn" only the signals output from another remote, it cannot control components that do not use a remote. • Do not attempt to use the programmable remote with an air conditioner or other household appliance. • Note that there are some special remote control signals that cannot be programmed. • The SYSTEM CONTROL/FUNCTION button of this remote does not work for the other components even if their signals are programmed. Programming a New Signal onto a Previously Programmed Button Follow the programming procedure described on page 25. The previously programmed signal is cleared and replaced by the new signal. To clear a programmed signal 1 Press the LEARN button with a ball-point pen, etc., so that the LEARN indicator lights up. 2 Press the button to be cleared while pressing the BACKGROUND button until the LEARN indicator goes off. To program a signal onto the • button for recording It is not possible to operate any component with only the • button. You have to program the record standby signal and record start signal under the • + ► button on the receiver's remote. With a tape deck, you can also program the signal under the • + -ill button (in the reverse direction). Notes on batteries If the LEARN indicator does not light when a button is pressed, this means that the batteries are low. When the batteries are low, the remote can no longer operate the unit and programming becomes impossible. If this happens, replace both batteries with new ones. We recommend you use alkaline batteries for extended use. 26

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Programming
the
Remote
Control
(Continued)
After
programming
Be
sure
to
test
that
the
component
really
works
with
the
programmed
signals.
How
many
signals
can
you
store
in
memory?
You
can
store
approximately
60
signals,
depending
on
the
format
of
the
signal
being
used.
Memory
capacity
If
the
LEARN
indicator
does
not
blink
or
light
in
step
3-0
or
®,
this
indicates
that
the
memory
capacity
is
full.
In
this
case,
clear
the
signal
stored
in
that
button
following
the
procedure
described
in
'To
clear
a
programmed
signal"
and
program
again
from
the
beginning.
When
programming,
avoid
the
following
conditions.
Placing
the
remotes
too
far
apart
from
each
other.
Exposing
the
remotes
to
intense
light
such
as
of
invertor
fl
uorescent
lamp.
Receiving
infrared
signals
of
another
appliance's
remote.
Notes
on
programming
Remote
control
signals
of
components
of
manufacturers
other
than
Sony
can
be
programmed
only
when
they
are
compatible
with
the
infrared
wireless
remote
control
system.
Since
the
programmable
remote
can
"learn"
only
the
signals
output
from
another
remote,
it
cannot
control
components
that
do
not
use
a
remote.
Do
not
attempt
to
use
the
programmable
remote
with
an
air
conditioner
or
other
household
appliance.
Note
that
there
are
some
special
remote
control
signals
that
cannot
be
programmed.
The
SYSTEM
CONTROL/FUNCTION
button
of
this
remote
does
not
work
for
the
other
components
even
if
their
signals
are
programmed.
Programming
a
New
Signal
onto
a
Previously
Programmed
Button
Follow
the
programming
procedure
described
on
page
25.
The
previously
programmed
signal
is
cleared
and
replaced
by
the
new
signal.
To
clear
a
programmed
signal
1
Press
the
LEARN
button
with
a
ball-point
pen,
etc.,
so
that
the
LEARN
indicator
lights
up.
2
Press
the
button
to
be
cleared
while
pressing
the
BACKGROUND
button
until
the
LEARN
indicator
goes
off.
To
program
a
signal
onto
the
button
for
recording
It
is
not
possible
to
operate
any
component
with
only
the
button.
You
have
to
program
the
record
standby
signal
and
record
start
signal
under
the
+
button
on
the
receiver's
remote.
With
a
tape
deck,
you
can
also
program
the
signal
under
the
+
-ill
button
(in
the
reverse
direction).
Notes
on
batteries
If
the
LEARN
indicator
does
not
light
when
a
button
is
pressed,
this
means
that
the
batteries
are
low.
When
the
batteries
are
low,
the
remote
can
no
longer
operate
the
unit
and
programming
becomes
impossible.
If
this
happens,
replace
both
batteries
with
new
ones.
We
recommend
you
use
alkaline
batteries
for
extended
use.
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