Sony TA-E2000ESD Primary User Manual - Page 48

Using, Remote, Commander

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v ' Using tie Remote .Commander The remote commander supplied learns various functions of other remote control units that use infrared rays, allowing you to control most of audio and video equipment from a distance. When operating Sony equipment, you have only to press the button designated as LDP (laser disc player), TUNER, TAPE, etc. Of course, regardless of these designations, you can store the functions of Sony equipment in other buttons of the remote commander in the same way as explained. First, store the other manufacturer's operating codes in your remote commander supplied. You can freely store any function in any button, but to make the relationship between the functions and buttons clear, make a note of which functions are assgined to which buttons. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 CID 00 OD OM 0 000 00 Mode selector PROGRAM CLEAR You can store signals at each position by switching the CDP/LOP selector. You can store signals at each position by switching the TAPENTR selector and VTR1,2,3 selector. (DUAL, ANT TVNTR, CH +/buttons can be programmed when the TAPE/VTR selector is set to VTR.) RESET You can use the VTR1, 2, 3 selector when the TAPENTR selector is set to VTR. Up to six VCRs can be remotely controlled combining the VTR1,2 3 selector and the mode selector. For example, you can operate three Sony VCRs with the VTR1, 2 3 selector when the mode selector is set to SONY STD, and you can operate three VCRs from other manufacturers with the VTR1, 2, 3 selector when the mode selector is set to USER STD. I Set the mode selector to LEARN. i - ilili LEARN 2 Press and hold the button of the remote commander supplied with this amplifier where the signal is to be stored. E IS Supplied remote LEAR - commander Indicatof lights. 3 Press the button of the other manufacturer's remote control unit. r --) Other manufacturer's remote control unit 4 Remove your fingers from both control units when the LEARN lamp goes out. If the indicator blinks, start again from step 2. Storing Signals Point the heads of both remote control units towards each other. Don't move either during the following operation. Mode selector -.`1.• vs, LEARN indicator 44'PloA.• $641O •••s•o, 000lmoso••••S• ovI s••o ••• r000vt oopt o.a... so .0. 4.0•So /40A ' , 0e) 5 Repeat steps 2 to 4 when you want to store another signal. 6 Set the mode selector to USER STD or SONY STD. USE9 STD SSTD" IIIII -v.- 48

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v
'
Using
tie
Remote
.Commander
The
remote
commander
supplied
learns
various
functions
of
other
remote
control
units
that
use
infrared
rays,
allowing
you
to
control
most
of
audio
and
video
equipment
from
a
distance.
When
operating
Sony
equipment,
you
have
only
to
press
the
button
designated
as
LDP
(laser
disc
player),
TUNER,
TAPE,
etc.
Of
course,
regardless
of
these
designations,
you
can store
the
functions
of
Sony
equipment
in
other
buttons
of
the
remote
commander
in
the
same
way
as
explained.
First,
store
the
other
manufacturer's
operating
codes
in
your
remote
commander
supplied.
You
can
freely
store
any
function
in
any
button,
but
to
make
the
relationship
between
the
functions
and
buttons
clear,
make
a
note
of
which
functions
are
assgined
to
which
buttons.
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
CID
00
OD
OM
0
000
00
Mode
selector
PROGRAM
CLEAR
You
can
store
signals
at
each
position
by
switching
the
CDP/LOP
selector.
You
can
store
signals
at
each
position
by
switching
the
TAPENTR
selector
and
VTR1,2,3
selector.
(DUAL,
ANT
TVNTR,
CH
+/-
buttons
can
be
programmed
when
the
TAPE/VTR
selector
is
set
to
VTR.)
RESET
You
can
use
the
VTR1,
2,
3
selector
when
the
TAPENTR
selector
is
set
to
VTR.
Up
to
six
VCRs
can
be
remotely
controlled
combining
the
VTR1,2
3
selector
and
the
mode
selector.
For
example,
you
can
operate
three
Sony
VCRs
with
the
VTR1,
2
3
selector
when
the
mode
selector
is
set
to
SONY
STD,
and
you
can
operate
three
VCRs
from
other
manufacturers
with
the
VTR1,
2,
3
selector
when
the
mode
selector
is
set
to
USER
STD.
Storing
Signals
Point
the
heads
of
both
remote
control
units
towards
each
other.
Don't
move
either
during
the
following
operation.
Mode
selector
-.`
1
.•
vs,
44
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LEARN
indicator
I
Set
the
mode
selector
to
LEARN.
i
-
ilili
LEARN
2
Press
and
hold
the
button
of
the
remote
commander
supplied
with
this
amplifier
where
the
signal
is
to
be
stored.
remote
LEAR
E IS
Supplied
commander
Indicatof
lights.
3
Press
the
button
of
the
remote
control
unit.
r
--
)
other
manufacturer's
Other
manufacturer's
remote
control
unit
4
Remove
your
fingers
from
both
control
units
when
the
LEARN
lamp
goes
out.
If
the
indicator
blinks,
start
again
from
step
2.
5
Repeat
steps
2
to
4
when
you
want
to
store
another
signal.
6
Set
the
mode
selector
to
USER
STD
or
SONY
STD.
USE9
STD
S
STD"
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