User manual SONY RMV-210T annexe 1

[. . . ] If this equipment does not cause harmful interference to radio or televison reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: · Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not expressly approved in this manual could void your authority to operate this equipment. The RMV-210T Remote Commander provides centralized control of all your AV components from a single remote commander and saves the trouble of operating different AV components with different remote control devices. Centralized control of Sony AV components with this one remote commander This Commander is preset at the factory to operate Sony brand components, so you can use it out of the box as a control center for your Sony AV components. [. . . ] When you want to clear signals learned for DECK B/A press DECKB/A to display "DECK A"or "DECK B". You can not clear both decks at the same time. To clear the learned function of a single key or button RESET key, press the key or button you want to erase. The Commander beeps, the learned contents are cleared. The keys for the component return to their original states before learning. The cleared key flashes together with other learnable keys. If you perform the steps above when no signal is "learned", the component code setting (page 8) will be reset to the factory setting. Note that for DECK B/A, if you reset either deck (A or B), the component code for both A and B will be reset to the factory setting. You can use the OPTION button as an extra Component Select button. For example, if you have two CD players, you can set the remote control signals of the second CD player to the OPTION button to select its key operation. To use the OPTION button, first assign a component on it. After the series of input commands is executed, the Commander displays the touch keys of the component of the final step. By programming an often-used component's command as the final step, you can save the step of pressing a Component Select button when you start operating that component. If the remote control detectors of the components are too far apart, or if something is blocking them, some of the components may not operate consecutively even after you press the SYSTEM CONTROL button. ⷠIf some of the components did not operate correctly because of the above or for any other reason, always set all the components back to the states they were in before you pressed the SYSTEM CONTROL button. Failure to do this can result in incorrect operation when you press the SYSTEM CONTROL button again. ⷠSome components may not always be powered on by the System Control function. This is because the power of the component gets on and off alternatively when receiving the power on/off signal. In this case, check the operating component's power on/off state before using the SYSTEM CONTROL function. ⷠSome of the components may not accept consecutive remote control signals. For example, a TV generally does not react to next signal right after the Power-on signal. so , a series of commands such as TV Power-on and input select may not work properly. [. . . ] You cannot operate the components even after setting the component code numbers. You cannot operate a component even after you programmed the remote control signals with the "learning" function. Clear infrequently used learned keys (page 15), then carry out learning operations. Another remote control signal has been already programmed on that key or button by the learning function. [. . . ]