User manual SONY REMOTE COMMANDER VERSION 1.0

[. . . ] However, SONY bears no other responsibility. · The software provided with this player cannot be used with equipment other than that which it is designated for use with. · Please note that, due to continued efforts to improve quality, the software specifications may be changed without notice. [. . . ] TV, VCR, DVD player) with a single CLIÉ handheld, switching among them with a tap on the quick-start buttons. Customizable to suit your needs If the four quick-start buttons are not enough to suit your needs, you can always set more devices and select them from the Select menu. You don't even need to look at the screen. . . You can assign operations to the Jog DialTM navigator or to the application buttons on the front panel. For example, if you assign "increase volume" of a certain device to the upward rotation of the Jog Dial navigator, you can always change the volume of that device in that way without switching the control screen. Chapter 4 4 Installing You can install the CLIÉ Remote Commander application via your computer's hard disk. Before installation, be sure to have the Palm Desktop for CLIÉ software installed on your computer, and have the CLIÉ handheld seated correctly in the cradle. 1 2 3 4 Double-click the Palm Desktop for CLIÉ icon on the Windows desktop. The Palm Desktop for CLIÉ software starts. Click Install. The Install Tool dialog box appears. Select a user name from the user list. Click Add. Make sure that the Add-on folder is selected. If the Add-on folder is not selected, select it manually. At the default setup, the Add-on folder is stored in the Sony Handheld folder of the Program Files folder. Chapter 4 5 6 7 Double-click the RMC folder. Double-click the following folder. · For PEG-T615C: Color folder · For PEG-T415: Mono folder Double-click the following file. · For PEG-T615C: CLIÉ_RMC. prc · For PEG-T415: CLIÉ_RMC_m. prc The selected file is added to the File Name list. 8 Repeat steps 4 to 6, and double-click the necessary define files with the name "-def. prc" (e. g. TVdef. prc) for PEG-T615C, or "-def_m. prc" (e. g. TVdef_m. prc) for PEG-T415. The files are added to the File Name list. 9 Click Done. 10 Press the HotSync button on the cradle. Files specified in steps 7 and 8 are installed on your CLIÉ handheld during the HotSync operation. Note The CLIÉ Remote Commander application does not start unless the "-def. prc" applications are installed on your CLIÉ handheld. 5 Preparing the CLIÉ Remote Commander for your use Assigning devices to the CLIÉ Remote Commander Note To check whether the manufacturer of your remote-controlled device is supported by the CLIÉ Remote Commander application, refer to the "Appendix" on page 14. 1 On the Application Launcher screen, rotate the Jog DialTM navigator to select CLIÉ RMC and press the Jog Dial navigator. Or, tap the CLIÉ RMC icon on the Application Launcher screen. Chapter 4 The CLIÉ Remote Commander application starts and a list of the preassigned device is displayed. 2 Tap New. The New Entry screen is displayed. Continued on next page 6 Preparing the CLIÉ Remote Commander for your use 3 Tap the arrow V next to the following items and select the appropriate settings for your device(s). · Category: Select the device you want to remote-control. Select from TV, VCR, DVD, AV-AMP (amplifier). · Maker: Select the manufacturing company of the remote-controlled device from the drop-down list. · Mode: Select the remote control mode from the drop-down list (different models may require a different mode in order to operate). [. . . ] Use the Jog Dial navigator or the application buttons to remote-control the device. Viewing the device name assigned to each quick-start button Tap a quick-start button and hold for over two seconds. The name of the device assigned to each quick-start button is displayed. Quick-start button Chapter 4 12 CLIÉ Remote Commander menu items The following items appear when you tap the MENU icon. This section describes the menu commands specific to the CLIÉ Remote Commander application. [. . . ]