User manual SONY RM-LP211

[. . . ] 4-241-675-11(2) Remote Commander Operating Instructions RM-LP211 © 2002 Sony Corporation Precautions On safety About this manual The instructions in this manual are for model RM-LP211. Check your model number by looking at the lower right corner of the front side. Should any solid object or liquid fall into the cabinet, unplug the receiver and have it checked by qualified personnel before operating it any further. On operation Before connecting other components, be sure to turn off and unplug the receiver. On cleaning Clean the cabinet, panel and controls with a soft cloth slightly moistened with a mild detergent solution. Do not use any type of abrasive pad, scouring powder or solvent such as alcohol or benzine. If you have any question or problem concerning your remote, please consult your nearest Sony dealer. 2GB Before you use your remote Inserting batteries into the remote Insert three R6 (size-AA) batteries with the + and ­ properly oriented in the battery compartment. } } ] Table of Contents Location of parts and basic remote operations Parts description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Table of buttons used to control each component . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . [. . . ] Before you begin note that: ­ You cannot change the settings of TUNER and PHONO. ­ The remote can control only components that accept infrared wireless control signals. Be sure to turn on the receiver and point the remote towards the receiver when performing the following procedure. 4 Move the easy scroll key to select the category (i. e. , the component that is actually connected to the corresponding jacks; in this case, "VCR"), then press the key to enter the selection. Using the lists The maker list appears. p Sony VTR1 Sony VTR2 Sony VTR3 5 Move the easy scroll key to select the maker of the component ("Aiwa", for example), then press the key to enter the selection. When programming the remote to control Sony component Select "Sony. " Programming is now completed. To cancel programming 1 Press RM SET UP. The set up list appears. p IR SET MENU EDIT AUTO POWER BACK LIGHT Move the easy scroll key to select "Exit" or "Cancel" during any step, then press the key to enter the selection. Tips 2 Move the easy scroll key to select "IR SET", then press the key to enter the selection. The IR SET list appears. <IR SET> [VIDEO 1 ] p [VIDEO 2 ] [VIDEO 3 ] · You can freely assign any component to USER 1 and 2 items in the IR SET list 1 Do steps 1 and 2 in "Programming the Remote". 2 Move the easy scroll key to select "USER 1" or "USER 2, " then press the key to enter the selection. 3 Continue from step 3 in "Programming the Remote" to select the category and maker of the component. · To operate the tuner on a Sony receiver, make sure that the tuner function's maker list is set to "Sony STR-02". 3 Move the easy scroll key to select the component ("VIDEO 2", for example), then press the key to enter the selection. The category list appears. p VCR TV LD 15GB Performing several commands in sequence automatically (Macro Play) The Macro Play function lets you link several IR codes in a sequential order as a single command. You can specify up to 16 IR codes for each macro list. 4 Move the easy scroll key to select the macro step number ("1-NO SET" for example) then press the key to enter the selection. The category list appears. p Common Button VCR 5 Move the easy scroll key to select the component category ("VCR" for example), then press the key to enter the selection. Setting the sequence of IR codes The maker list appears. p Sony VTR1 Sony VTR2 Sony VTR3 1 Press RM SET UP. The set up list appears. p IR SET MENU EDIT AUTO POWER BACK LIGHT 6 Move the easy scroll key to select the maker, then press the key to enter the selection. 2 Move the easy scroll key to select "IR SET", then press the key to enter the selection. The function list appears. <IR SET> p MACRO1 MACRO2 Exit 7 Move the easy scroll key to select the IR code for the operation you want to perform, then press the key to enter the selection. 3 Move the easy scroll key to select "MACRO1" (or "MACRO2"), then press the key to enter the selection. The program list reappears. <MACRO1> p 1-POWER 2-NO SET 3-NO SET The program list appears. <MACRO1> p 1-NO SET 2-NO SET 3-NO SET 8 Repeat steps 4 through 7 to program up to 16 IR codes. When you have finished programming IR codes, select "Exit" in step 7. 16GB To delay the output of an IR code 1 In step 4, move the easy scroll key to select "Common", then press the key to enter selection. 2 Move the easy scroll key to select "WAIT TIME", then press the key to enter selection. 3 Move the easy scroll key to select the time to delay the output of an IR code, then press the key to enter selection. To erase a programmed IR code 1 In step 4, move the easy scroll key to select "Common", then press the key to enter selection. 2 Move the easy scroll key to select "NO SET", then press the key to enter selection. To turn off all Sony components (SYSTEM STANDBY) 1 In step 4, move the easy scroll key to select "Common", then press the key to enter selection. [. . . ] MENU EDIT AUTO POWER BACK LIGHT p CONTRAST Using the lists 4 Move the easy scroll key to select the video input of the TV, then press the key to enter the selection. 2 Move the easy scroll key to select "CONTRAST", then press the key to enter the selection. When you want to select component video input, select TV-COMPO1 or 2. Notes · Switching to VIDEO 1­6 input may not be automatic on all Sony TVs. This is because some TVs cannot receive remote control codes immediately after being turned on. · When you select "(Off)" in step 4, the TV input does not switch. <CONTRAST> p+ - 3 Move the easy scroll key to select "+" or "­", then press the key to enter the selection. Turning the backlight on or off Each time you press a button on the remote, the backlight turns on. If you do the procedure below to turn off the backlight, you can make the batteries last longer. Each time you press the key, the contrast of the display changes. [. . . ]