Sony Universal Remote RM VL1000T User Manual

3-245-898-11 (1)

In t e g ra t e d Re m o t e

Co m m a n d e r

Operating Instructions

RM-VL1000T

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Clo ck d isp la y a n d t im e r

fu n ct io n

A maximum of 12 timer macros,

timer control of automatic on/ off

and other controls (such as

recording, stopping, etc.) of each

component is possible.

Features

The RM-VL1000T 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.

The following are its main

features.

Ce n t ra lize d co n t ro l o f So n y AV

co m p o n e n t s w it h t h is o n e

re m o t e co m m a n d e r

This Commander is preset at the

factory to operate Sony brand

components, so you can use it out

of the box as a control centre for

your Sony AV components.

Cu st o m izin g 180 la b e ls o f

co n t ro l ke ys in t h e d o t m a t rix

LCD with dot matrix makes label

customizing possible. A total of

180 labels on the LCD, such as

component labels, macro labels,

etc., can be customized. A label of

up to 8 letters with digits,

Re m o t e co n t ro l sig n a ls fo r n o n -

So n y co m p o n e n t s a re a lso

p re se t

This Commander is preset for

most major brands components

other than Sony. You can control

your components remotely by

setting their code numbers (page

13).

characters or symbols can be

selected and displayed.

Co n t ro l o f 12 co m p o n e n t s

Control of a maximum of 12

components (TV, SAT, VCR, DVD,

CD, AMP, etc.) is possible.

Components are selectable with 12

keys on the LCD display by

pressing the Label Select buttons.

This Commander has an LCD

display that changes the label

display according to the selected

component.

Le a rn in g fu n ct io n fo r

p ro g ra m m in g o t h e r re m o t e

co n t ro l sig n a ls yo u n e e d

This Commander has a learning

function to learn remote control

signals to operate non-preset

components or functions (page

23).

In addition, the Commander can

learn remote control signals

(infrared signals only) of non

Audio Visual components such as

air-conditioners, lights, etc.

(Certain appliances or functions

may not be available) (page 28).

Se t t in g a m a xim u m o f 36

m a cro co m m a n d s o f a

m a xim u m o f 32 su cce ssive

st e p s

A maximum of 36 macro

commands which provide a

maximum of 32 successive steps

by pressing a single button can be

set (12 system control macros, 12

component macros and 12 timer

macros). Macro execution speed is

changeable.

All power off macro commands

for Sony components are preset at

the factory to the SONY OFF label.

Ch a n n e l m a cro fu n ct io n a llo w s

yo u t o se le ct a p ro g ra m m e

w it h a sin g le b u t t o n

Up to 4 key steps can be

programmed on macro labels. If

you set the key operations for

entering a programme number on

a macro label, you can select the

programme by selecting that

macro label (page 48).

LCD d isp la y w it h b a cklig h t

The display backlight allows

operation even in the dark.

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Table of Contents

Getting Started

Location and Function of Controls .............................................................. 6

Installing the Batteries ................................................................................ 7

When to replace the batteries ........................................................................... 7

Setting the Clock ......................................................................................... 8

Setting the clock for the first time after installing batteries ......................... 8

Adjusting the clock after setting the clock ....................................................11

Basic Operations

Setting the Code for Preset Audio and Visual Components ...................... 13

Setting a component code ............................................................................... 13

Checking if the code number works ............................................................. 16

Finding a component code with the Search function ................................. 17

To clear the contents programmed for a specific component label .......... 19

Operating Your Components with the Remote Commander ..................... 21

To control the volume ...................................................................................... 23

Using Non-Preset Remote Control Operations — Learning Function ....... 23

Notes on learning the signals of an air-conditioner .................................... 28

For accurate learning ....................................................................................... 29

Changing or erasing the function of a taught label or button ................... 29

Advanced Features

Controlling the Volume of Visual Components Connected to an Audio

System ..................................................................................................... 30

Executing a Series of Commands — System Control Functions ................ 34

Programming a series of commands for the System Macro labels ........... 34

Notes on System Control Operations ........................................................... 38

To clear programmed commands for a specific System Macro number

label ................................................................................................................. 39

Programming a series of commands for the component labels ................ 40

Changing the interval between operation steps .......................................... 42

Changing the component macro executing time ........................................ 43

Adding an Extra Function to the Component Labels ................................. 44

Programming the Power-On command of a selected component

(for Sony components only) ........................................................................ 44

Assigning Other Components to the Component Labels........................... 46

Copying the settings of a component label to another label ..................... 46

Selecting a Programme with a Single Label — Channel Macro Function . 48

Setting the Timer ....................................................................................... 51

Setting the new timer programme ................................................................. 51

Changing the programme already set or changing another programme

that you select ................................................................................................ 56

To clear timer settings programmed for a specific programme number

label ................................................................................................................. 60

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Using Other Functions

Locking the Controls — Hold Function ...................................................... 62

Adjusting the Automatic-Off Time of the Backlight of the

Display Window ....................................................................................... 63

Setting the Key-Touch Beep ....................................................................... 64

Adjusting the Contrast of the Display Window ......................................... 65

Changing the Names of the Labels on the Display.................................... 65

Erasing All the Settings.............................................................................. 68

Additional Information

Precautions ................................................................................................ 70

Maintenance .............................................................................................. 70

Specifications............................................................................................. 70

Troubleshooting ......................................................................................... 71

Appendices

Table of Preset Functions ........................................................................... 74

TV ....................................................................................................................... 74

SAT1, SAT2 (Satellite) ...................................................................................... 74

DVD ................................................................................................................... 75

VCR1, VCR2, VCR3 ......................................................................................... 76

CD ...................................................................................................................... 77

AMP ................................................................................................................... 77

MD ...................................................................................................................... 78

DAT .................................................................................................................... 79

TAPE A, TAPE B ............................................................................................... 79

Index ............................................................................................ Back cover

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Ge t t in g St a rt e d

1 LCD display w indow

2 COMPO (component) button

3 SYSTEM button

Location and

Function of Controls

4 TIMER button

5 SCROLL button

6 SET button

7 Player Control buttons

8 1-/ -/-- button

COMPO

SYSTEM

TIMER

button

SCROLL

SET

qa MENU button

qs 2 (volume) +/– buttons

qd % button

REC

qf Label Select button

qg 1 button

VIDEO1

TUNER

VIDEO2

AUX

TAPE

qh Number buttons

qj 2-/ENT (enter) button

PHONO

DVD

button

ql GUIDE button

w; Joystick and Cursors

GUIDE

wa PROGR (programme) +/–

buttons

button

PROGR

* No t e o n t h e 2 a n d %

b u t t o n s

The Commander controls or mutes the

TV’s volume when you select a visual

component. The Commander controls

or mutes the amplifier’s volume when

you select an audio component.

You can also change this setting (page

30).

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When to replace the

batteries

Installing the

Batteries

Batteries for remote control

operation and backlight (two

size AA (R6) batteries)

Under normal conditions, alkaline

batteries will last up to 5 months.

The battery life varies depending

on frequency of use.

Slide open the battery

compartment lid and insert two

size AA (R6) alkaline batteries (not

supplied). Be sure to line up the +

and – on the batteries with the +

and – on the battery compartment.

If the Commander does not

operate properly, the alkaline

batteries might be worn out and

“BATT” appears on the LCD

display when you try to operate

the Commander.

When the display dims, replace

the alkaline batteries with new

ones.

No t e s o n b a t t e rie s

• Do not mix old battery with new one

or mix different types of batteries

together.

• If the electrolyte inside the battery

leaks, wipe the contaminated area of

the battery compartment with a cloth

and replace the old batteries with

new ones. To prevent electrolyte from

leaking, remove the batteries when

you plan not to use the Commander

for a long period of time.

• After replacing batteries, set the clock

(page 8).

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1 Keep the SET button

pressed for more than a

second.

Setting the Clock

Setting the clock for the

first time after installing

batteries

“SET” appears on the LCD

display.

COMPO

SYSTEM

TIMER

2 Select “CLOCK” by

pressing the Label Select

button.

SCROLL

SET

1,7

SET

REC

VIDEO1

VIDEO2

AUX

TAPE

PRESET

LEARN

LABEL

CLOCK

TUNER

PHONO

DVD

GUIDE

4-6

The Commander enters clock

setting mode.

PROGR

SET

CLOCK

SUN

12:00 AM

STD TIME

DS TIME

--:--

For the first time after installing

batteries, the display for

component operation appears.

PIP SWAP

PIP MOVE

PIP CH+

PIP CH-

--:--

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3 Select “STD TIME”

(standard time) or “DS

TIME” (daylight saving

time) by pressing the Label

Select button.

4 Select the day of the week

by pressing the Joystick

toward or

The selected day of the week

flashes.

SUN

If the summer time (daylight

saving time) is used in your

area, select “DS TIME” when it

is in the summer time.

MON

TUE

WED

THU

FRI

SET

CLOCK

SUN

12:00 AM

STD TIME

DS TIME

--:--

SAT

SUN : Sunday

MON : Monday

TUE : Tuesday

WED : Wednesday

THU : Thursday

If the summer time is not used

in your area, select “STD

TIME.”

FRI

: Friday

SET

SAT : Saturday

CLOCK

SUN

Then press the Joystick toward

. The day of the week is set.

“12” and “AM” flash.

12:00 AM

STD TIME

DS TIME

--:--

SET

CLOCK

MON

The selected “STD TIME” or

“DS TIME” stays lit.

12:00 AM

STD TIME

Fo r e xa m p le , w h e n “ STD

TIME” is se le ct e d

--:--

SET

CLOCK

No t e

If you press the Joystick toward , the

day of the week is set and setting

mode skips to Step 6.

SUN

12:00 AM

STD TIME

--:--

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Se t t in g t h e Clo ck (co n t in u e d )

6 Set the minute by pressing

the Joystick toward or

Each time the Joystick is

5 Set the hour (AM or PM) by

pressing the Joystick

pressed toward

or , the

minute changes by one.

toward or

The selected minute flashes.

Each time the Joystick is

pressed toward

or , the

hour changes by one.

The selected hour (AM or PM)

flashes.

No t e s

• If you press the Joystick toward

, the minute is set and the

setting mode returns to Step 4.

• If you press the Joystick toward

, the minute is set and the

setting mode returns to Step 5.

• If you want to finish the clock

setting, go to Step 7.

Then press the Joystick toward

. The hour is set. “00”

(minute) flashes.

SET

CLOCK

MON

9:00 PM

STD TIME

--:--

No t e

If you press the Joystick toward , the

hour and AM (or PM) are set and the

setting mode returns to Step 4.

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7 Press the SET button.

Adjusting the clock after

setting the clock

COMPO

SYSTEM

With a beep sound, the day of

the week, the hour, and the

minute are set, and the clock

starts from 0 seconds.

TIMER

SCROLL

SET

1,5

REC

SET

VIDEO1

VIDEO2

AUX

TAPE

CLOCK

TUNER

MON

PHONO

DVD

STD TIME

9:30 PM

GUIDE

The Commander enters the

setting mode.

PROGR

SET

PRESET

LEARN

LABEL

CLOCK

1 Keep the SET button

pressed for more than a

second.

If yo u p re ss t h e SET b u t t o n

a g a in

The display for component operation

appears.

“SET” appears on the LCD

display.

No t e

If you press the SET button in steps 4-6,

the clock setting is confirmed and starts

form 0 seconds.

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Se t t in g t h e Clo ck (co n t in u e d )

4 Set the clock by pressing

the Joystick toward

or . Follow Steps 4 - 6 on

pages 9-10.

2 Select “CLOCK” by

pressing the Label Select

button.

5 Press the SET button.

SET

PRESET

LEARN

LABEL

CLOCK

The Commander enters clock

setting mode.

“CLOCK” and the current time

setting is displayed on the LCD

display.

The time mode (STD TIME or

DS TIME) currently set stays

lit, and the other flashes.

3 To change the time mode,

select the time mode which

flashes (STD TIME or DS

TIME) by pressing the

Label Select button.

SET

CLOCK

WED

10:00 AM

STD TIME

DS TIME

10:00 AM

If it is not necessary to change

the time mode, press the

Joystick toward or , and go

to Step 4.

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Ba sic Op e ra t io n s

Setting a component code

Setting the Code for

Preset Audio and

Visual Components

The Commander is preset at the

factory to operate Sony brand AV

components (see the table below).

If you are using the Commander

with a factory-set Sony

COMPO

SYSTEM

TIMER

SCROLL

SET

REC

components, skip the following

procedures.

VIDEO1

TUNER

VIDEO2

AUX

TAPE

You can use the Commander with

other preset AV components also.

To use with other AV components,

you need to follow the following

procedures to set the correct codes

for each component.

PHONO

DVD

GUIDE

Component

Preset

Factory setting

name on the component

display

PROGR

Sony TV

SAT1

Digital

satellite

Sony digital

satellite box

SAT2

DVD

Analogue

satellite

Sony analogue

satellite box

DVD player Sony DVD

player

VCR1

VCR2

VCR3

VCR

Sony VHS VCR

(VTR3)

Example: To set up a Philips’ TV

Sony 8mm VCR

(VTR2)

1 See the tables in the

Sony Betamax

VCR

supplied “Component

Code Numbers,” and find

the four-digit code number

for the desired component.

If more than one code number

is listed, use the number that is

listed first.

For example, to set up a Philips

TV, you would use the code

number 8056.

CD player

Amplifier

Sony CD player

Sony amplifier

Sony MD deck

AMP

MD/ DAT MD deck/

DAT deck

TAPE A

Cassette

deck*

Sony cassette

deck

TAPE B

Cassette

deck*

Sony cassette

deck

* Analogue audio compact cassette

deck

The first digit of the

component code number

means the component category

(TV, VCR, etc.). For further

details, see the tables in the

supplied “Component Code

Numbers.”

See “Table of Preset Functions”

(page 74) for the functions of keys

and buttons as for each

component.

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Se t t in g t h e Co d e fo r Pre se t

Au d io a n d Visu a l Co m p o n e n t s

(co n t in u e d )

4 Select the desired

component by pressing the

Label Select button.

2 Keep the SET button

pressed for more than a

second.

SET

PRESET

SAT1

VCR1

DVD

“SET” appears on the LCD

display.

3 Select “PRESET” by

pressing the Label Select

button.

To change the labels, press the

SCROLL button repeatedly.

SET

PRESET

LEARN

LABEL

CLOCK

Each time the SCROLL button

is pressed, the labels change as

follows.

SAT1

VCR1

DVD

“PRESET” appears on the LCD

display, and component names

are displayed on the labels.

SAT2

VCR2

SET

PRESET

AMP

SAT1

VCR1

DVD

MD/DAT

VCR3

TAPE A

TAPE B

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When the desired component

is selected, the component

name (in this case, TV), and the

four-digit component code

number previously set for the

component are displayed.

6 If you want to set a code for

another component, repeat

Steps 4 and 5.

If yo u p re ss t h e SET b u t t o n

The display returns to the previous

one.

COMPO

SET

No t e s

PRESET

• If you press a component code

number that is not on the table in the

supplied “Component Code

Numbers,” the Commander beeps

five times and “NG” flashes after you

press the ENT button. The setting

returns to the previous one. If this

happens, check the component code

number, and try setting again.

• If you don't input anything into the

Commander for over two minutes

between each step, the setup

8001

procedure will be cancelled. In this

case, preset again.

• The first digit of the component code

number means the component

category (TV, VCR, etc.). The

5 Press the four-digit

component code number by

pressing the number

buttons followed by the

ENT button.

component corresponding to the

four-digit component code number is

preset in Step 5. If you preset the

component of which the category is

different from that preset previously,

you can, if necessary, change the

component names (see page 65).

• If you preset a component code after

you input character contents to the

labels on the LCD display (page 65),

they are cleared and the original

display is shown. Edit the characters

after you decide the component to be

used by presetting a code.

Exa m p le : To e n t e r “ 8086”

Input “8,” “0,” “8,” “6,” and

press the ENT button.

If t h e se t t in g o f t h e co d e is

su cce ssfu l

With a beep sound, “OK” and

input digits are displayed.

The digits are decided and the

display returns to the

presetting mode.

If yo u p re ss t h e SET b u t t o n

The display returns to the setting

mode.

If yo u p re ss t h e SET b u t t o n

a g a in

The display for component

operation appears.

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Se t t in g t h e Co d e fo r Pre se t

Au d io a n d Visu a l Co m p o n e n t s

(co n t in u e d )

SAT1

VCR1

DVD

Checking if the code

number works

SAT2

VCR2

1 When the display for

component operation

appears (if not, press the

SET button repeatedly),

press the COMPO button.

AMP

MD/DAT

VCR3

TAPE A

TAPE B

“COMPO” appears on the LCD

display, and component names

are displayed on the labels.

2 Select the component you

have set up by pressing the

Label Select button.

COMPO

SAT1

VCR1

DVD

COMPO

10:00 AM

SAT1

VCR1

DVD

To change the labels, press the

SCROLL button repeatedly.

10:00 AM

3 Turn on the component by

Each time the SCROLL button

is pressed, the labels change as

follows.

its power switch.

4 Aim the Commander at the

component and press the 1

button.

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When the remote control signal

Finding a component code

is sent,

is shown on the

display.

with the Search function

You can find a code number

available for a component that

doesn’t have one in the supplied

“Component Code Numbers.”

The component should turn

off.

Before starting the Search

function

5 If you have succeeded,

check that the Commander

is operating the other

functions of your

Set each component to the

following status to enable the

Search function.

TV, AMP: Power-on

CD, MD, TAPE, DAT: Power-on

with a playback source (disc,

cassette tape, etc.)

component, such as

programme and volume

control.

Other components: Power-off

See page 23 for details.

COMPO

If t h e Co m m a n d e r d o e s n o t

se e m t o b e w o rkin g

SYSTEM

Try repeating these setup procedures

using the other codes listed for your

components (see page 13).

TIMER

SCROLL

SET

Notes on labels on the LCD

display which have “learned” a

remote control signal already

If another signal has already been

programmed on that label by the

learning function (page 23), you

cannot preset the component code

number. To use it as a preset

component label, first erase its

learned signal (page 29).

REC

VIDEO1

TUNER

VIDEO2

AUX

TAPE

PHONO

DVD

GUIDE

PROGR

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Se t t in g t h e Co d e fo r Pre se t

Au d io a n d Visu a l Co m p o n e n t s

(co n t in u e d )

3 Select the desired

component by pressing the

Label Select button.

1 Keep the SET button

pressed for more than a

second.

SET

PRESET

SAT1

VCR1

DVD

“SET” appears on the LCD

display.

2 Select “PRESET” by

pressing the Label Select

button.

To change the labels, press the

SCROLL button repeatedly.

Each time the SCROLL button

is pressed, the labels change as

in Step 4 on page 14.

SET

When the desired component

is selected, the component

name (in this case, TV) and the

four-digit component code

number previously set to the

component is displayed.

PRESET

LEARN

LABEL

CLOCK

COMPO

SET

PRESET

“PRESET” appears on the LCD

display, and component names

are displayed on the labels.

8001

SET

PRESET

SAT1

VCR1

DVD

4 Press the PROGR + or

PROGR – button to search for

component code numbers in

the same category (in this

case, code numbers which

begin with “8”).

Press PROGR + to go to the next

code number.

Press PROGR – to go back to

the previous code number.

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No t e

To search for component code

numbers in another category, return

to Step 3, or input a four-digit

component code number of another

category (for example, a code

number which begins with “3”, “4”,

etc.) before Step 4.

To clear the contents

programmed for a specific

component label

You can clear all data you have set

(preset data, learned contents, channel

macro, character contents of the labels,

programmed data of system macro for

the component label).

5 Aim the Commander at the

component and press the 1

button.

1 Keep the SET button

pressed for more than a

second.

When the remote control signal

is sent,

is shown on the

display.

“SET” appears on the LCD

display.

COMPO

SET

PRESET

2 Press the SCROLL button

twice to display “CLEAR”

on one of the labels.

If it works (power-off for TV,

AMP, playback for CD, MD,

DAT, TAPE, and power-on for

other components), go to Step

If it does not, repeat Steps 4 to

Each time the SCROLL button is

pressed, the label changes as

follows.

6 Press the ENT button.

PRESET

LEARN

LABEL

CLOCK

With a beep sound, “OK” and

input digits are displayed.

The component code number is

decided and the display returns

to the presetting mode.

SYSTEM

TIMER

If yo u p re ss t h e SET b u t t o n

The display returns to the setting

mode.

CH MACRO

VOLUME

If yo u p re ss t h e SET b u t t o n

a g a in

The display for component

operation appears.

POWER ON

COPY

No t e

It is recommended to write down

the code number.

CLEAR

SYSDELAY

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Se t t in g t h e Co d e fo r Pre se t

Au d io a n d Visu a l Co m p o n e n t s

(co n t in u e d )

5 Select the component of

which the settings you

want to erase by pressing

the Label Select button.

3 Select “CLEAR” by

pressing the Label Select

button.

COMPO

SET

CLEAR

SET

SAT1

VCR1

DVD

POWER ON

COPY

CLEAR

SYSDELAY

Wh ile e ra sin g

COMPO

SET

4 Select “COMPO” by

pressing the Label Select

button.

CLEAR

COMPLETE

SET

CLEAR

COMPO

SYSTEM

TIMER

ALL

When erasing finishes,

“COMPLETE” is displayed with a

beep sound.

If yo u w a n t t o e ra se t h e

se t t in g s o f o t h e r

Co m p o n e n t s

Component names are

Repeat Step 5.

displayed on the labels.

If yo u p re ss t h e SET b u t t o n

The display returns to the previous

one.

To change the labels, press the

SCROLL button repeatedly.

Each time the SCROLL button

is pressed, the labels change as

in Step 4 on page 14.

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COMPO

Operating Your

Components with the

Remote Commander

SAT1

VCR1

If you operate a non-Sony

DVD

component, make sure you set the

component code first (page 13).

10:00 AM

COMPO

To change the labels, press the

SCROLL button repeatedly.

SYSTEM

TIMER

SCROLL

SET

REC

Each time the SCROLL button

is pressed, the labels change as

follows.

VIDEO1

TUNER

VIDEO2

AUX

TAPE

PHONO

DVD

SAT1

VCR1

DVD

GUIDE

PROGR

SAT2

VCR2

AMP

MD/DAT

VCR3

Example: To play VCR1

TAPE A

TAPE B

1 When the display for

component operation

appears (if not, press the

SET button repeatedly),

press the COMPO button.

“COMPO” appears on the LCD

display, and component names

are displayed on the labels.

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Op e ra t in g Yo u r Co m p o n e n t s

w it h t h e Re m o t e Co m m a n d e r

(co n t in u e d )

To change the labels, press the

SCROLL button repeatedly.

Each time the SCROLL button

is pressed, the labels change as

follows.

2 Select the component (in

this case, VCR1) to be

operated by pressing the

Label Select button.

ANT SW

PLAYx2

COMPO

Q.TIMER

COUNTER

SAT1

VCR1

DVD

COMMERCL

SP/LP

10:00 AM

EJECT

The labels for operating the

selected component are

displayed.

********

3 Press the desired button on

the Commander or select

the label on the LCD

VCR1

ANT SW

PLAYx2

display by pressing the

Label Select button.

10:00 AM

When the remote control signal

is sent,

is shown in the

display.

See “Table of Preset Functions”

(page 74) for the functions of

keys and buttons for each

component.

No t e

The remote control signals may be

different for some components or

functions. In this case, programme the

remote control signals with the learning

function (see page 23). Note, however,

that components and functions that do

not support the remote control of

infrared signals will not work with this

Commander.

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To control the volume

Using Non-Preset

Remote Control

Operations

Press the VOL 2 +/ – buttons to

control the volume, and the %

button to mute. When you select a

visual component, the TV’s

volume will be controlled, and

when you select an audio

component, the amplifier’s

volume will be controlled. You can

change this setting also (page 30).

— Le a rn in g Fu n ct io n

To operate non-preset components

or functions, use the following

“learning” procedure to “teach”

any of the programmable buttons

on the Commander and labels on

the display to operate the

functions of another remote

control. You can also use the

learning function to change the

signal of individual labels and

buttons after setting the

No t e s

• If you have programmed any signal

for the 2 or % button for any

component using the learning

function, that signal will be

transmitted instead of controlling the

volume of the TV or amplifier.

• If you have programmed any signal

for the 2 or % button of TV or AMP

using the learning function, that

signal will be also transmitted when

you select another component.

However, if you have programmed

any signal for the 2 or % button of

another component, that signal will

be transmitted only after you select

that component.

component code number (page

13).

No t e

Some specific remote control signals

may not be learned.

• If you have assigned another

component to the TV or AMP button,

the volume of the TV or amplifier

cannot be controlled even when you

select other components.

COMPO

SYSTEM

TIMER

SCROLL

SET

2,8

REC

VIDEO1

TUNER

VIDEO2

AUX

TAPE

PHONO

DVD

GUIDE

PROGR

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Usin g No n -Pre se t Re m o t e

Co n t ro l Op e ra t io n s

— Le a rn in g Fu n ct io n (co n t in u e d )

“LEARN” appears on the LCD

display, and component names

are displayed on the labels.

Example: To programme the N

(Play) signal of your component

to the VCR1 N (Play) button of

the Commander

COMPO

SET

LEARN

SAT1

VCR1

DVD

1 Place the RM-VL1000T

head to head with your

component’s remote

control.

4 Select the desired

component of which signals

are to be learned by

pressing the Label Select

button.

about 2 – 4 inches

(5 – 10 cm) away

RM-VL1000T

2 Keep the SET button

pressed for more than a

second.

(To change the labels, press the

SCROLL button repeatedly.)

COMPO

SET

LEARN

“SET” appears on the LCD

display.

SAT1

VCR1

DVD

3 Select “LEARN” by

pressing the Label Select

button.

All the learnable labels flash.

SET

PRESET

LEARN

LABEL

CLOCK

SET

LEARN

ANT SW

PLAYx2

VCR1

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To change the labels, press the

SCROLL button repeatedly.

5 Select the label on the LCD

display by pressing the

Label Select button or press

the button on the

Commander you want to

“teach.”

Each time the SCROLL button

is pressed, the labels change as

follows.

ANT SW

“LEARN” flashes for 10 seconds,

and the Commander enters

receiving mode.

PLAYx2

Wh e n t e a ch in g t o a la b e l o n

t h e LCD

The selected label stays lit. Other

labels disappear.

Q.TIMER

COUNTER

COMMERCL

SP/LP

SET LEARN

LEARN

EJECT

********

PLAYx2

VCR1

No t e o n t h e fla sh in g d isp la y

The labels that are already preset

for that component flash twice

while those that are not preset flash

once.

Wh e n t e a ch in g t o a b u t t o n

o n t h e Co m m a n d e r

The labels disappear.

To ch a n g e t h e n a m e o f t h e

La b e ls

Follow the procedure on page 27.

6 Press and hold down the

button on the other remote

control until you hear a

beep.

If yo u p re ss t h e SET b u t t o n

The display returns to the setting

learning mode.

(If you release the button

before you hear a beep, the

signal may not be learned

correctly.)

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Usin g No n -Pre se t Re m o t e

Co n t ro l Op e ra t io n s

— Le a rn in g Fu n ct io n (co n t in u e d )

When you teach the REC

(record) signal

If you have to press two buttons at

the same time (for example, z and

N) to start recording on your

cassette deck or VCR, teach the

Wh e n t h e co m m a n d h a s

b e e n le a rn e d su cce ssfu lly

The learned labels stay lit and the

other learnable labels flash.

REC signal as below.

In Step 5 (page 25), press only the REC

button. Then press the two buttons on

your component’s remote control in

Step 6.

If “ NG” fla sh e s o n t h e

d isp la y

Learning did not succeed. Try Steps

5 and 6 again.

You cannot teach the REC signal

to the two buttons pressed at the

same time (for example, z and

N) on the Commander. Teach the

REC signal to a single button.

7 Repeat Steps 5 and 6 to

teach functions to other

labels or buttons.

To le a rn a n o t h e r

co m p o n e n t ’s re m o t e co n t ro l

sig n a l

Select the component in Step 4, and

then follow Steps 5 and 6 to

perform learning.

When you teach signals to the

2 +/ – or % buttons

• If you have programmed any

signal on the 2 +/ – or %

button for components other

than TV and AMP using the

learning function, the signal will

be transmitted only when you

select that component.

• If you have programmed any

signal on the 2 or % button for

TV or AMP using the learning

function, the signal will be also

transmitted when you select

another component.

8 Press the SET button.

The display returns to the

setting learning mode.

If yo u p re ss t h e SET b u t t o n

a g a in

The display returns to the setting

mode.

If yo u p re ss t h e SET b u t t o n

o n ce a g a in

The display for component

operation appears.

However, if you have

No t e s

programmed any signal on the

2 +/ – or % button for another

component, the signal will be

transmitted only after you select

that component.

• If you do not perform learning steps

within two minutes, learning mode

ends.

• If you do not perform Step 6 within

10 seconds after Step 5, the display

reverts to the display in Step 4. (All

the learnable labels flash.) In this

case, perform Step 5 again while the

display is flashing.

When you teach the signals of

an air-conditioner

See the “Notes on learning the

signals of an air-conditioner” on

page 28.

If t h e Co m m a n d e r d o e s n o t

se e m t o b e w o rkin g

If the learned label or button does not

operate properly, teach once again. (For

example, if the volume becomes very

loud after pressing the 2 + button

only once, noise may have interfered

during the learning procedure.)

If yo u w a n t t o se t a co m p o n e n t

co d e t o a la b e l a ft e r le a rn in g a

sig n a l

You cannot preset the component code

number to a label which has “learned

signal”. To use it as a preset component

label, first erase its learned signal (page

29).

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To change the function name of

the labels on the display

You can change the display of the

labels on the display to a suitable

name using up to 8 characters or

digits.

The Commander enters the

Label Input mode.

SET

LEARN

1 In Step 4 (page 24), select

the component label (for

example, VCR1) by

pressing the Label Select

button.

PLAYx2

VCR1

COMPO

SET

LEARN

3 Input digits or characters

on the label by pressing the

Joystick toward

and

The cursor flashes at the left

end of the label.

SAT1

VCR1

DVD

Begin inputting digits or

characters from the left. Press

the Joystick toward

repeatedly until you obtain the

desired digit or character.

Each time the Joystick is

pressed toward , the digit or

character changes in the order

as below.

2 Select the function name

you want to change by

keeping the Label Select

button pressed for more

than 2 seconds.

Each time the Joystick is

pressed toward , the digit or

character changes conversely.

If you keep the Joystick pressed

SET

LEARN

toward

or , the digit or

ANT SW

character changes

continuously.

PLAYx2

VCR1

A t B t C t D t E t F t

G t H t I t J t K t L t

M t N t O t P t Q t R

t S t T t U t V t W t

X t Y t Z t a t b t c t

d t e t f t g t h t i t j

t k t l t m t n t o t p

tq t r t s t t t u t v t

w t x t y t z t 0 t 1 t

2 t 3 t 4 t 5 t 6 t 7 t 8

t 9 t

space t ! t ” t # t $ t &

t ( t ) t ∗ t + t , t – t

. t / t : t ? t ~ t

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Usin g No n -Pre se t Re m o t e

Co n t ro l Op e ra t io n s

— Le a rn in g Fu n ct io n (co n t in u e d )

Notes on learning the

signals of an air-

conditioner

If you make a mistake, move

the cursor to the digit or

character you want to correct

by pressing the or button,

and input again.

About seasonal adjustments

If you change the settings of the

air-conditioner for the season, you

have to programme the remote

control signals of the new settings

on the Commander.

4 Decide the digit or the

character you input by

pressing the Joystick

If the power-on/off operation

does not work correctly

toward

The air-conditioner may not be

turned on or off properly with the

button or key of this Commander,

for which you have programmed

its power-on/ off signal.

If the Commander can operate

only “ON” with one button or

label and “OFF” with another,

while your air-conditioner’s

remote control can operate “ON/

OFF” with a single button or label,

programme the signal on two

buttons or labels of the

The cursor moves to the right.

When the Joystick is pressed

toward , the cursor moves to

the left. You can input a digit or

character to the place where

the cursor flashes.

5 Repeat Steps 3 and 4 until

you input a suitable name

to the label.

When the cursor reaches to the

right end, if the Joystick is

pressed toward , the cursor

returns back to the left end.

Commander as follows.

1 Clear the learned power-on/ off

signal from the button or label

(page 29).

6 Press the SET button.

The commander enters the

learning standby mode.

2 Programme the signal

(transmitted from the power-

on/ off button of the air-

conditioner’s remote control)

for the button or label again.

3 Programme the signal from the

same button of the remote

control for another button or

label.

The two buttons or labels of the

Commander have been

programmed with the power-on

signal and the power-off signal of

the air-conditioner, respectively so

that you can operate the air-

conditioner with the Commander.

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For accurate learning

• Do not move the remote units

during the learning procedure.

• Be sure to keep holding down

the button of the other remote

control until you hear the

Changing or erasing the

function of a taught label

or button

To change the learned function,

clear it first and perform learning

again.

confirmation beep.

• Use fresh batteries in both

remote control units.

• Avoid learning in places under

direct sunlight or strong

To clear the learned function of

a label or button

After Step 4 (page 24), while

pressing the button or the Label

Select button corresponding to the

label that you want to erase, press

the SCROLL button.

fluorescent light.

• The remote control detector area

may differ depending on each

remote unit. If learning does not

work, try changing the positions

of the two remote control units.

• When you teach signals of an

interactive signal exchange

system remote control unit

(supplied with some of Sony’s

receivers and amplifiers) to the

Commander, the response signal

of the main unit may interfere

with the learning of the

“CLEAR OK” appears and the

learned function is cleared with a

beep sound.

The cleared label flashes together

with other learnable labels.

Commander. In such a case,

move to a place where the

signals will not reach the main

unit (e.g. other rooms, etc.).

If t h e ch a ra ct e r co n t e n t s o f t h e

la b e l h a ve b e e n ch a n g e d

To clear the character contents of that

label, perform the same procedure

above again. The input contents are

cleared and the label display returns to

the original setting.

IMPORTANT

Be sure to place the

Commander out of the reach of

small children or pets.

Also set the Hold function to

lock all the buttons on the

Commander (page 62) when it

is not used. Components such

as air conditioners, heaters,

electric appliances, and electric

shutters or curtains receiving an

infrared signal can be

dangerous if misused.

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Ad va n ce d Fe a t u re s

However, if your visual

components are connected to an

audio system, you probably hear

TV or VCR sound from the

loudspeakers via your amplifier,

not from your TV speakers. In this

case, you need to change the

factory preset so that you can

control the volume of your visual

components without first having

to switch to the amplifier.

Controlling the

Volume of Visual

Components

Connected to an

Audio System

The Commander is factory preset

based on the assumption that you

hear the sound of your visual

components from your TV

speakers, and that you hear sound

of your audio components from

the loudspeakers connected to

your amplifier.

To change the Factory Preset of

the Volume Control

COMPO

5,7

SYSTEM

This feature enables you to control

the volume of your TV or

TIMER

SCROLL

amplifier without having to select

TV or AMP each time you want to

control the volume.

SET

3,6

For example, to control the

volume while using a VCR, you

don’t need to press the TV button

to control the TV volume.

REC

1,8

VIDEO1

TUNER

VIDEO2

AUX

TAPE

PHONO

You can switch the volume of all

the visual components to the

amplifier at the same time.

DVD

GUIDE

The following table shows the

factory setting of which volume

would be controlled for each

component.

PROGR

Component Controls the volume

name on the of

display

VCR1

VCR2

VCR3

SAT1

SAT2

DVD

amplifier

AMP

MD/ DAT

TAPE A

TAPE B

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1 Keep the SET button

pressed for more than a

second.

4 To change the volume

control setting of visual

components (TV, SAT1,

SAT2, DVD, VCR1, VCR2

and VCR3), select the

component set to visual (in

this case, TV) by pressing

the Label Select button.

“SET” appears on the LCD

display.

2 Press the SCROLL button

once to display “VOLUME”

on one of the labels.

SET

VOLUME

VISUAL

AUDIO

AMP

3 Select “VOLUME” by

pressing the Label Select

button.

The component names are

displayed on the labels. To

change the labels, press the

SCROLL button. Each time the

SCROLL button is pressed, the

labels change as in Step 4 on

page 14.

SET

SYSTEM

TIMER

CH MACRO

VOLUME

The components with a preset

code number beginning with

“8” (TV) or “4” (amplifier)

flash.

COMPO

SET

VOLUME

SAT1

VCR1

DVD

VISUAL

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Co n t ro llin g t h e Vo lu m e o f Visu a l

Co m p o n e n t s Co n n e ct e d t o a n

Au d io Syst e m (co n t in u e d )

The component names are

displayed on the labels. To

change the labels, press the

SCROLL button.

5 Select the component of

which the volume setting

you want to change ( in this

case, AMP) by pressing the

Label Select button. (To

change the labels, press the

SCROLL button.)

The components with a preset

code number beginning with

“4” (amplifier) flash.

COMPO

SET

VOLUME

SAT2

VCR2

With a beep sound, the volume

control setting of visual

components is switched to the

amplifier.

AMP

AUDIO

COMPO

SET

VOLUME

AMP

7 Select the component of

which volume setting you

want to change (in this case,

AMP) by pressing the Label

Select button. (To change

the labels, press the

VISUAL

SCROLL button.)

If you want to change the

volume setting of other

components, repeat Steps 4

and 5.

With a beep sound, the volume

control setting of audio

components is switched to the

amplifier.

6 To change the volume

control setting of audio

components (AMP, CD,

MD/ DAT, TAPE A and

TAPE B), select the

COMPO

SET

VOLUME

AMP

component set to audio (in

this case, AMP) by pressing

the Label Select button.

AUDIO

SET

VOLUME

If you want to change the

volume setting of other

components, repeat Steps 6 and

VISUAL

AMP

AUDIO

AMP

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• When controlling the volume of the

audio components, the signal of the

2 or % button or the learned signal

of the 2 or % button for the

8 Press the SET button.

The display returns to the

previous one.

amplifier is transmitted.

• When controlling the volume of the

visual components, if a TV is set for

volume control setting, the signal of

the 2 or % button or the learned

signal of the 2 or % button for the

TV is transmitted.

• When controlling the volume of the

visual components, if an amplifier is

set for volume control setting, the

signal of the 2 or % button for the

amplifier is transmitted for the TV.

But if you programme any signal for

the 2 or % button of the TV, its

learned signal is transmitted for the

TV.

No t e s

• If you set a TV or an amplifier for

volume control setting to the TV or

AMP label displayed by default, the

signal of the preset component will

be transmitted. If you programme

any signal for the 2 or % button of

each component by “learning”, the

learned signal programmed for each

component will be transmitted.

• Even if you preset another TV or

amplifier to a component label, when

the preset data of the TV or amplifier

for volume control setting to the TV

or AMP label displayed by default

will be not cleared, the signal of the

component preset by default will be

transmitted.

But if you set another TV or amplifier

for volume control setting, its signal

will be transmitted. In this case, its

learned signal will be transmitted if

you programme any signal for the 2

or % button.

• If a TV or an amplifier set for volume

control setting has no preset data for

the 2 or % button, the signal cannot

be transmitted.

• If you preset another category of

component than a TV or an amplifier

to the component label for which the

volume control setting has been

programmed, the signal of the 2 or

% button cannot be transmitted.

• When operating a component which

has no volume data, if you have

programmed any signal for its 2 or

% button of each component by

“learning”, the learned signal

programmed for the component is

transmitted even if you try to control

the volume using the volume control

function.

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While executing the programmed

commands, at the same time that

each remote control signal is

transmitted, the corresponding

label is displayed.

Executing a Series of

Commands

— Syst e m Co n t ro l Fu n ct io n s

With the System Control function,

you can programme a series of

operating commands, and execute

them simply as follows.

Programming a series of

commands for the System

Macro labels

1 When the display for

component operation appears

(if not, press the SET button

repeatedly), press the SYSTEM

button.

Example: To programme the

procedure above for the

SYSTEM2 label

2 Select the System Macro

number label by pressing the

Label Select button.

COMPO

For example, when you watch a

video, a series of operations like

the ones below are necessary.

3,4

SYSTEM

TIMER

SCROLL

Example:

1 Turn on the TV.

5,6

SET

2 Turn on the video (VCR1).

3 Turn on the amplifier.

4 Set the input selector of the

amplifier to VIDEO 1.

5 Set the input mode of the TV to

VIDEO.

REC

1,9

VIDEO1

TUNER

VIDEO2

AUX

TAPE

PHONO

DVD

6 Start video playback.

GUIDE

You can programme up to 32

consecutive operation steps to

each of the System Macro labels

(SONY OFF, SYSTEM 2-12).

PROGR

At the factory, the SONY OFF

label is preset with a series of the

system power-off commands for

Sony components. You can

overwrite a system macro over

this label.

If you have set the System Control

function for a component label

(page 40), the execution of the

programmed commands begins

when you press the Label Select

button corresponding to the label

for more than 2 seconds.

The component macro executing

time is variable by changing the

setting (page 43).

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The macro numbers are

displayed on the labels. To

change the labels (SONY OFF,

SYSTEM2-12), press the

SCROLL button repeatedly.

The macro numbers for which

the system macro is

1 Keep the SET button

pressed for more than a

second.

programmed stay lit, and

others flash.

“SET” appears on the LCD

display.

5 Select the macro number by

pressing the Label Select

button.

2 Press the SCROLL button

once to display “SYSTEM”

on one of the labels.

SYSTEM

SET

3 Select “SYSTEM” by

pressing the Label Select

button.

SYSTEM

SONY OFF

SYSTEM2

SYSTEM3

SYSTEM4

SET

SYSTEM

TIMER

CH MACRO

VOLUME

The selected macro number is

displayed, and component

names are displayed on the

labels.

If a se rie s o f co m m a n d s is

a lre a d y p ro g ra m m e d fo r

t h a t la b e l

To programme a new series of

operations, clear the programme

first (see page 39).

“SYSTEM” and “COMPO”

flash.

4 Select “SYSTEM” by

pressing the Label Select

button.

SYSTEM

SET

SYSTEM

COMPO

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Exe cu t in g a Se rie s o f Co m m a n d s

— Syst e m Co n t ro l Fu n ct io n s

(co n t in u e d )

7 Press the Label select

button(s) or other button(s)

on the Commander for the

desired operation.

6 Select the component to

operate by pressing the

Label Select button (in this

case, TV).

To change the labels, press the

SCROLL button repeatedly.

If you want to turn on the TV,

press the 1 button.

SYSTEM

SET

8 Repeat Steps 6 and 7 and

programme the buttons for

the series of operations.

SYSTEM2

In this example, press the

following buttons.

SAT1

VCR1

DVD

VCR1

AMP

The selected component name

is displayed on the bottom of

the LCD display, and the labels

for the operation of the

component are displayed. To

change the labels, press the

SCROLL button repeatedly.

VCR1

SYSTEM

SET

SYSTEM2

PIP SWAP

PIP MOVE

PIP CH+

PIP CH-

9 When you have

programmed all the keys

and buttons, press the SET

button.

With a beep sound, a series of

operating commands is

registered.

The display returns to Step 5.

To select another component,

press the COMPO button.

If yo u p re ss t h e SET b u t t o n

The display returns to the previous

one.

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No t e s

Ab o u t t h e o rd e r o f o p e ra t io n

st e p s

• If you interrupt the procedure at any

point for over two minutes, the setup

procedure will be cancelled. In this

case, set the entire programme from

the beginning.

• If you change the component code

number (page 13) or programme a

new signal by learning (page 23) on a

label that has been programmed in

the series of commands of the System

Control function, the new signal is

transmitted when you press the Label

Select button corresponding to the

system number label.

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. In

this case, insert other signals like the

example below;

TV Power-on t VCR Power-on

t VCR play back t TV input select

To change the name of a System

Macro label on the display

You can change the display of the

labels on the display to the most

suitable name using up to 8

characters or digits.

1 In Step 5 (page 35), select the

System Macro label of which

name you want to change (for

example, SYSTEM4) by keeping

the Label Select button pressed

for more than 2 seconds.

• While programming a series of

operating commands, you cannot

clear any operation step you have

programmed. If you have

programmed an incorrect operation

by mistake, start again from Step 1.

• If you try to programme more than 32

steps, the System Control setting

finishes, and the 32 steps you have

programmed are registered. If you

want to programme again, clear the

programme (page 39) and start again

from Step 1.

• The SCROLL button is not counted as

a step.

The Commander enters the

Label Input mode.

• When programming a power-on

command for the System Control

function, if you select the component

label for which you programmed the

Power-On setting (page 44), the

Power-On setting is also available. So,

the power of the selected component

turns off if the POWER key of the

component is programmed.

SYSTEM

SET

SYSTEM

In this case, clear the Power-on

setting, or do not programme the

POWER key of the component.

SYSTEM4

Ab o u t t h e in t e rva l b e t w e e n

o p e ra t io n st e p s

• You can change the interval between

operation steps (page 42).

• If you cannot receive signals

successfully during consecutive

operation steps, programme an

interval of 250 ms between steps by

pressing the TIMER button between

operation steps in Step 8 on page 36.

This operation of programming an

interval is counted also as a step.

2 Input the name of the label.

Follow Steps 3 - 5, on pages 27-

28.

3 Press the SET button.

The commander goes to Step 6

on page 36.

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Exe cu t in g a Se rie s o f Co m m a n d s

— Syst e m Co n t ro l Fu n ct io n s

(co n t in u e d )

Notes on System Control

Operations

• 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 select the System Macro

number label.

• If some of the components did

not operate correctly because of

the above or for any other

To clear the System Macro of a

label

In Step 5 (page 35), while pressing

the Label Select button

corresponding to the label that

you want to erase, press the

SCROLL button. (The labels for

which the System Macro is

programmed stay lit.)

“CLEAR OK” appears and the

System Macro is cleared with a

beep sound.

reason, always set all the

components back to the states

they were in before you select

the System Macro number label.

Failure to do this can result in

incorrect operation when you

select the System Macro number

label again.

• Some components may not

always be powered on by the

System Control function. This is

because the power of the

The cleared label flashes together

with other labels which have no

System Macro data.

If t h e ch a ra ct e r co n t e n t s o f t h e

la b e l h a ve b e e n ch a n g e d

To clear the character contents of that

label, perform the same procedure

above again. The input contents are

cleared and the label display returns to

the original setting.

Wh e n yo u cle a r t h e Syst e m

Ma cro o ve rw rit t e n o ve r t h e

SONY OFF la b e l

The overwritten System Macro is

cleared when you perform the

procedure above and the factory

presetting returns to the SONY OFF

label.

component goes 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.

If the character contents of the SONY

OFF label have been changed, the

character contents are cleared when

you perform the procedure above

again. The input contents are cleared

and the label display returns to “SONY

OFF.”

No t e

When you select the label for which the

System Macro is programmed, the ‘NG’

sound is heard. If you release the Label

Select button then, data is not cleared

and the System Macro signal is

transmitted.

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To clear programmed

commands for a specific

System Macro number label

You can clear the System Macro

and the character contents you

have programmed for a label.

3 Select “CLEAR” by

pressing the Label Select

button.

SET

POWER ON

COPY

1 Keep the SET button

pressed for more than a

second.

CLEAR

SYSDELAY

“SET” appears on the LCD

display.

4 Select “SYSTEM” by

pressing the Label Select

button.

2 Press the SCROLL button

twice to display “CLEAR”

on one of the labels.

SET

CLEAR

COMPO

SYSTEM

TIMER

ALL

SET

POWER ON

COPY

“SYSTEM” appears on the LCD

display, and the system macro

numbers are displayed on the

labels. To change the labels

(SONY OFF, SYSTEM2- 12),

press the SCROLL button

repeatedly.

CLEAR

SYSDELAY

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Exe cu t in g a Se rie s o f Co m m a n d s

— Syst e m Co n t ro l Fu n ct io n s

(co n t in u e d )

Programming a series of

commands for the

component labels

5 Select the macro number of

which System Control

function you want to erase

by pressing the Label Select

button.

You can also programme a series

of operating commands

(component macro) for the

component labels (up to 32 steps).

To execute a series of operating

commands for a component label,

proceed as follows.

SYSTEM

SET

1 When the display for

CLEAR

component operation appears

(if not, press the SET button

repeatedly), press the COMPO

button.

2 Select the component label by

pressing the Label Select button

for more than a second.

SONY OFF

SYSTEM2

SYSTEM3

SYSTEM4

No t e s

• The programmed commands are

executed when you select a

component label by pressing the

Label Select button for more than a

second.

Wh ile e ra sin g

When you press the Label Select

button for less than a second, the

selected label works as the normal

component label, and the

corresponding function labels are

displayed.

• The component macro executing time

is variable by changing the setting

(page 43).

SYSTEM

SET

CLEAR

COMPLETE

• See also “About the interval between

operation steps” on page 37 and

“Notes on System Control

Operations” on page 38.

SYSTEM2

When erasing finishes,

“COMPLETE” is displayed

with a beep sound.

If yo u w a n t t o e ra se t h e

se t t in g s o f o t h e r m a cro

n u m b e rs

Repeat Step 5.

6 Press the SET button.

The display returns to the previous

one.

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1 In Step 4 (page 35), select

“COMPO” by pressing the

Label Select button.

4 Press the SET button.

With a beep sound, a series of

operating commands is

registered.

The display returns to Step 2

above.

SYSTEM

SET

SYSTEM

COMPO

To clear the component macro

of a label

In Step 2 (page 41), while pressing

the Label Select button

corresponding to the label that

you want to erase, press the

SCROLL button. (The labels for

which a series of commands is

programmed stay lit.)

“CLEAR OK” appears and the

component macro is cleared with a

beep sound.

Component names are

displayed. The labels for which

a series of commands is

programmed stay lit and others

flash.

The cleared label flashes together

with other labels for which a series

of commands is not programmed.

2 Select the component for

which you want to

No t e

programme a series of

commands by pressing the

Label Select button (for

example, DVD).

When you select the label for which a

series of commands is programmed,

the ‘NG’ sound is heard. If you release

the Label Select button then, data is not

cleared and the component macro

signal is transmitted.

SYSTEM COMPO

SET

SYSTEM

SAT1

VCR1

DVD

3 Programme a series of

commands for the

component label by

following the same

procedure of Step 6-8 on

page 36.

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Exe cu t in g a Se rie s o f Co m m a n d s

— Syst e m Co n t ro l Fu n ct io n s

(co n t in u e d )

The current interval setting

stays lit. The factory setting is

150 ms. (ms: 1/ 1000 second)

5 Select the interval by

pressing the Label Select

button.

Changing the interval

between operation steps

You can control the interval from

150- 900 ms.

SET

SYSDELAY

1 Keep the SET button

pressed for more than a

second.

150ms

400ms

650ms

900ms

2 Press the SCROLL button

twice to display

INTERVAL

“SYSDELAY” on one of the

labels.

With a beep sound, the setting

is changed.

3 Select “SYSDELAY” by

pressing the Label Select

button.

SET

SYSDELAY

150ms

SET

400ms

650ms

POWER ON

COPY

900ms

INTERVAL

CLEAR

SYSDELAY

6 Press the SET button.

The display returns to Step 4.

4 Select “INTERVAL” by

pressing the Label Select

button.

SET

SYSDELAY

INTERVAL

TIME

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Changing the component

macro executing time

COMPO

SET

SYSDELAY

0sec

1sec

1 Follow the procedure of

2sec

Steps 1-3 on page 42.

TIME

2 Select “TIME” by pressing

the Label Select button.

4 Press the SET button.

SET

The display returns to Step 2.

SYSDELAY

INTERVAL

TIME

The current component macro

executing time stays lit. The

factory setting is 1 sec.

3 Select the component macro

executing time by pressing

the Label Select button.

COMPO

SET

SYSDELAY

0sec

1sec

2sec

TIME

With a beep sound, the setting

is changed.

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Example: To programme the TV

label

Adding an Extra

Function to the

Component Labels

1 Keep the SET button

pressed for more than a

second.

Programming the Power-On

command of a selected

component (for Sony

components only)

“SET” appears on the LCD

display.

When using Sony components,

you can programme the Power-On

signal for each component on a

component label. You can select

the desired component and turn it

on by just selecting that label after

pressing the COMPO button.

2 Press the SCROLL button

twice to display “POWER

ON” on one of the labels.

SET

COMPO

SYSTEM

TIMER

POWER ON

COPY

SCROLL

SET

CLEAR

SYSDELAY

REC

1,5

VIDEO1

TUNER

VIDEO2

AUX

TAPE

PHONO

3 Select “POWER ON” by

pressing the Label Select

button.

DVD

GUIDE

SET

PROGR

POWER ON

COPY

CLEAR

SYSDELAY

“POWER ON” appears on the

LCD display, and component

names are displayed on the

labels.

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The display of the component

names (preset by Sony) for

which you can programme the

Power-on signal flashes. The

display of the other

5 Press the SET button.

The display returns to the

previous one.

components stays lit.

To clear the Power-On command

Follow the same procedure as

Steps 1- 5 on pages 44- 45.

The selected component name

appears on the bottom of the LCD

display. A beep sound is heard,

and “OFF” lights.

4 Select the desired

component by pressing the

Label Select button.

(To change the labels, press the

SCROLL button repeatedly. )

SET

POWER ON

SAT1

VCR1

DVD

OFF

DVD

The selected component name

appears at the bottom of the

LCD display.

A beep sound is heard, and

“ON” lights.

No t e

If the component code of a non-Sony

product has been set for a component

label, you cannot programme the

Power-On function for it.

SET

POWER ON

DVD

The display returns to Step 4.

If yo u se le ct a co m p o n e n t

fo r w h ich t h e Po w e r-o n

sig n a l ca n n o t b e

p ro g ra m m e d

“NG” appears and the ‘NG’ sound

is heard twice. And the display

returns to Step 4.

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Example: To copy the settings of

the DVD label to the VCR1 label

Assigning Other

Components to the

Component Labels

1 Keep the SET button

pressed for more than a

second.

Copying the settings of

a component label to

another label

“SET” appears on the LCD

display.

You can copy the entire settings of

a component label. The settings of

the component code (page 13), the

channel macro function (page 48),

the learned functions (page 23),

component macro function (page

40), Power-On command (page 44)

and character contents are copied

to a new label.

2 Press the SCROLL button

twice to display “COPY” on

one of the labels.

No t e s

• You cannot copy the settings to a

component label for which any

learned function, channel macro

function or component macro

function has been programmed.

(“NG” appears.)

3 Select “COPY” by pressing

the Label Select button.

• The character contents are

overwritten over a new label.

SET

POWER ON

COPY

COMPO

CLEAR

SYSTEM

SYSDELAY

TIMER

SCROLL

4,5

SET

“COPY” appears on the LCD

display, and component names

are displayed on the labels.

REC

1,6

VIDEO1

TUNER

VIDEO2

AUX

TAPE

PHONO

4 Select the Component of

which the contents are to be

moved by pressing the

Label Select button.

DVD

GUIDE

(To change the Label buttons,

press the SCROLL button

repeatedly.)

PROGR

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If yo u se le ct a Co m p o n e n t

la b e l fo r w h ich a n y ch a n n e l

m a cro , le a rn in g , co m p o n e n t

m a cro fu n ct io n h a s b e e n

p ro g ra m m e d

“NG” appears and the ‘NG’

sound is heard twice. And the

display returns to Step 5.

SET

COPY

SAT1

VCR1

DVD

6 Press the SET button.

The display returns to the previous

one.

The selected component name

appears at the bottom of the

LCD display.

To return to the original setting

Follow the steps in “To clear the

contents programmed for a

specific component label”, page

19.

5 Select the component to

which the contents are to be

moved by pressing the

Label Select button.

(To change the labels, press the

SCROLL button repeatedly.)

SET

COPY

SAT1

VCR1

DVD

The selected component name

appears on the first label of the

LCD display.

The copying begins.

SET

COPY

VCR1

DVD

With a beep sound, the copying

finishes.

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Example: To programme TV

programme 123 for the PIP CH+

key

Selecting a

Programme with a

Single Label

1 Keep the SET button

pressed for more than a

second.

— Ch a n n e l Ma cro Fu n ct io n

You can programme the Channel

Macro function of the components

of which the first digit of the four-

digit preset component code

number is 3 (SAT1 and SAT2) or 8

(TV).

“SET” appears on the LCD

display.

And you can programme the

Channel Macro function for the

macro labels for a component

again to send data.

If you programme the operation of

entering the 1, 2, 3 and ENT

buttons for a macro label, you can

select programme 123 by selecting

that single label.

2 Press the SCROLL button

once to display “CH

MACRO” on one of the

labels.

SET

COMPO

SYSTEM

TIMER

4,5

TIMER

SCROLL

CH MACRO

VOLUME

SET

REC

1,7

VIDEO1

TUNER

VIDEO2

AUX

TAPE

PHONO

3 Select “CH MACRO” by

pressing the Label Select

button.

DVD

GUIDE

SET

PROGR

SYSTEM

TIMER

CH MACRO

VOLUME

“CH MACRO” appears on the

LCD display, and component

names are displayed on the

labels.

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The component names on the

labels for which the Channel

Macro function can be

programmed flash and the

others stay lit. To change the

labels, press the SCROLL

button repeatedly.

5 Select the macro label by

pressing the Label Select

button.

SET

CH MACRO

PIP SWAP

PIP MOVE

PIP CH+

PIP CH-

4 Select the Component by

pressing the Label Select

button.

SET

CH MACRO

The selected label stays lit.

Other labels disappear.

SAT1

VCR1

DVD

If yo u se le ct t h e la b e l fo r

w h ich t h e Ch a n n e l Ma cro

fu n ct io n ca n n o t b e

p ro g ra m m e d

The ‘NG’ sound is heard.

The selected component name

appears. The macro labels

flash. (To change the labels,

press the SCROLL button

repeatedly.)

6 Press the number buttons

for the operation and the

ENT button in order (1t 2

t 3 t ENT).

“1,” “2,” “3,” and “ENTER”

appear twice. The numbers are

decided.

SET

CH MACRO

No t e s

PIP SWAP

PIP MOVE

PIP CH+

PIP CH-

• If you enter three or less numbers,

press the number buttons and the

SET button in order. The numbers

are decided for the macro label.

• If you enter four numbers, the

four numbers are decided for the

macro label.

If yo u se le ct t h e co m p o n e n t

n a m e fo r w h ich t h e Ch a n n e l

Ma cro fu n ct io n ca n n o t b e

p ro g ra m m e d

The ‘NG’ sound is heard.

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Se le ct in g a Pro g ra m m e w it h a

Sin g le La b e l — Ch a n n e l Ma cro

Fu n ct io n (co n t in u e d )

To clear the Channel Macro of a

label

In Step 5 (page 49), while pressing

the Label Select button

corresponding to the label that

you want to erase, press the

SCROLL button. (The labels for

which the Channel Macro is

programmed stay lit.)

“CLEAR OK” appears and the

Channel Macro is cleared with a

beep sound.

The cleared label flashes together

with other labels which have no

Channel Macro data. The display

returns to the Channel Macro label

selecting mode.

7 Press the SET button.

The display returns to the

previous one.

No t e

You cannot programme the Channel

Macro function for a macro label that

has “learned” a signal. Try again with

another macro label, or clear the

“learned” signal (page 29) and

programme the Channel Macro

function on it.

To change the name of the

Channel Macro labels on the

display

You can change the display of the

labels on the display to the most

suitable name using up to 8

characters or digits.

If the character contents of the

label have been changed

To clear the character contents of

that label, perform the same

procedure above again. The input

contents are cleared and the label

display returns to the original

setting.

1 In Step 5 (page 49), select the

Channel Macro label of which

name you want to change (for

example, PIP CH+) by keeping

the Label Select button pressed

for more than 2 seconds.

No t e

When you select the label for which the

Channel Macro is programmed, the

‘NG’ sound is heard. If you release the

Label Select button then, data is not

cleared and the System Macro signal is

transmitted.

The Commander enters the

Label Input mode.

SET

CH MACRO

PIP CH+

2 Input the name of the label.

Follow Steps 3 - 5, on page 27-

28.

3 Press the SET button.

The Commander goes to Step 6

on page 49.

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Example: To set the timer

programme at 7:30 AM on

Saturday to the PROG4 label

Setting the Timer

Up to 12 timer setting

programmes can be set on this

commander. You can programme

the timer setting of the day of the

week, the hour, the minute and the

contents of the programme (Timer

Macro) weekly or daily. You can

set each programme of the timer

to be executed or not.

1 Keep the SET button

pressed for more than a

second.

“SET” appears on the LCD

display.

There are two ways to set the

timer, as shown.

- Setting the new timer

programme

- Changing the programme

already set or changing another

programme that you select (page

56)

2 Press the SCROLL button

once to display “TIMER”

on one of the labels.

3 Select “TIMER” by pressing

the Label Select button.

SET

Setting the new timer

programme

SYSTEM

TIMER

10,11

CH MACRO

VOLUME

4,10,11

COMPO

SYSTEM

TIMER

3,7

“TIMER” appears on the LCD

display, and the timer

SCROLL

SET

programme numbers are

displayed on the labels. To

change the labels (PROG 1- 12),

press the SCROLL button

repeatedly.

REC

1,13

VIDEO1

TUNER

VIDEO2

AUX

TAPE

PHONO

DVD

SET

TIMER

GUIDE

PROG1

PROG2

PROG3

PROG4

PROGR

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Se t t in g t h e Tim e r (co n t in u e d )

5 Select “SETUP” by pressing

the Label Select button.

The programme numbers

having timer setting

programmes which are set to

be executed (standby mode)

stay lit.

SET

PROG4

The programme numbers

having timer setting

ON/OFF

TEST

programmes which are set not

to be executed flash.

The programme numbers

without timer setting

programmes flash.

SETUP

COPY

4 Select the programme

number to which you want

to set the timer by pressing

the Label Select button.

“SUN,” “12:00 AM,” and

“MACRO” are displayed.

If the day of the week and the

time for the timer programme

are set in this setting mode, or

if you try changing the

programme already set (page

56), the set contents are

displayed.

SET

TIMER

PROG1

PROG2

PROG3

PROG4

Select the first label (the

day of the week) by

pressing the Label Select

button, and set the timer-on

day(s) of the week by

pressing the Joystick

The selected programme

number appears. (If the

selected label has character

contents you input, the

character contents appear.)

toward or

SET

PROG4

SUN

“ON/ OFF,” “TEST,” “SETUP,”

and “COPY” appear on the

labels.

12:00 AM

MACRO

When the timer programme of

the selected number is set to be

executed (standby mode),

“ON/ OFF” and “TEST” flash.

When the timer programme of

the selected number is set not

to be executed, “ON/ OFF,”

“TEST,” “SETUP” and “COPY”

flash.

When the selected number has

no timer programme data,

“SETUP” and “COPY” flash.

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Each time the Joystick is

7 Select the second label

(time) by pressing the Label

Select button.

pressed toward

or , the

display of day(s) of the week

changes as follows.

EVERYDAY

MON-SAT

MON-FRI

SUN SAT

SUN

SET

PROG4

SAT

12:00 AM

MACRO

8 Set the hour by pressing the

or (page 10). Then

press the Joystick toward

so that the minute flashes.

(You can switch the mode

between the hour setting

and the minute setting by

pressing the Joystick

toward or .)

MON

TUE

WED

THU

Set the minute by pressing

the Joystick toward or

(page 10).

Then press down the

Joystick.

FRI

SAT

The time of the timer

setting is decided.

SUN : Sunday

MON : Monday

TUE : Tuesday

WED : Wednesday

THU : Thursday

FRI

: Friday

SAT : Saturday

MON-SAT: from Monday to

Saturday

MON-FRI: from Monday to

Friday

SUN SAT: Sunday and

Saturday

EVERYDAY:daily timer

Then press down the Joystick

to decide the day(s).

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If yo u w a n t t o p ro g ra m m e

t h e Syst e m Ma cro d a t a fo r

t h e t im e r

Se t t in g t h e Tim e r (co n t in u e d )

Press the SYSTEM button.

System macro numbers are

displayed on the labels. Select the

system label of which information

you want to programme for the

timer. Go to Step 12.

9 Select “MACRO” by

pressing the Label Select

button.

SET

SYSTEM

SET

PROG4

SAT

PROG4

7:30 AM

SONY OFF

SYSTEM2

SYSTEM3

SYSTEM4

MACRO

The Commander enters the

Timer Macro setting mode.

11 Press the Label Select

button or other button on

the Commander of which

the function you want to

programme as a step. (To

change the labels, press the

SCROLL button

10 Programme the

information of the

corresponding labels as a

procedure to be executed

by the timer.

If yo u w a n t t o p ro g ra m m e

t h e co m p o n e n t fu n ct io n fo r

t h e t im e r

repeatedly.)

Select the component name.

Functions for the component are

displayed on the labels. (To change

the labels, press the SCROLL button

repeatedly.) Go to step 11.

COMPO

SET

PROG4

PIP SWAP

PIP MOVE

PIP CH+

PIP CH-

COMPO

SET

PROG4

SAT1

VCR1

DVD

If yo u w a n t t o p ro g ra m m e

t h e fu n ct io n o f a n o t h e r

co m p o n e n t

Press the COMPO button, and

return to Step 10.

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No t e s

• When using the timer setting on this

Commander, only one setting can be

assigned to one programme. If you

want to set the timer to turn on at a

programmed time, and to set the

timer to turn off at another time,

programme the two settings

separately.

12 Repeat Steps 10 and 11.

When 32 steps are input, the

Macro step programming

registered with a beep sound.

Then the display returns to

step 6.

• If there are some programmes set to

be executed at the same time, they

start in order from the lowest

programme number.

• According to the status of the

component operated by the timer

programme, the next programme

might not function successfully.

When setting a timer programme,

check carefully the setting of other

programmes.

• Some programmes cannot be

executed at the set time because the

execution time of the remote control

output is different depending on the

contents of the timer execution. Or, if

the execution time arrives while the

previous timer programme is

outputted, the timer programme

begins after the execution of the

previous one. In this case also, the

programme cannot be executed at the

set time. So, set the timer regarding

the contents and the duration of the

timer execution.

No t e s

• You can input up to 32 steps for one

timer programme number.

• A System Macro can be input as a

step.

• You can change the interval between

operation steps (page 42).

• The step of the TIMER button has an

interval of 250ms. This operation of

programming an interval is counted

also as a step.

• The SCROLL button is not counted as

a step.

13 When you have

programmed a series of

Timer Macro setting, press

the SET button.

With a beep sound, a series of

Timer Macro settings are

registered.

The display returns to Step 6.

Each time you press the SET

button, the display returns to

the previous one.

If yo u w a n t t o ch e ck t h e

e xe cu t io n o f t h e t im e r

se t t in g o r se t t h e t im e r

p ro g ra m m e t o t h e st a n d b y

m o d e

See page 58.

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Se t t in g t h e Tim e r (co n t in u e d )

Changing the programme

already set or changing

another programme that

you select

To change the name of the

Timer Macro labels on the

display

You can change the display of the

labels on the display to the most

suitable name using up to 8

characters or digits.

1 Follow Steps 1 - 4 on page

51- 52.

1 In Step 4 (page 52), select the

Timer Macro label of which

name you want to change (for

example, PROG4) by keeping

the Label Select button pressed

for more than 2 seconds.

2 Select “COPY” by pressing

the Label Select button.

If you want to change the

programme already set, go to

Step 5 without pressing the

COPY key.

The Commander enters the

Label Input mode.

SET

PROG4

SET

ON/OFF

TEST

TIMER

SETUP

COPY

PROG4

The programme numbers

appear. Numbers which have

the timer setting information

flashes. The others stay lit.

2 Input the name of the label.

Follow Steps 3 - 5, on page 27 -

28.

3 Press the SCROLL button

repeatedly until the

3 Press the SET button.

The display goes to Step 5 on

page 52.

programme number (PROG

1- 12) of which the contents

you want to change

appears.

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4 Press the Label Select

button of the programme

number of which the

contents you want to

change.

6 Press the Label Select

button of the label of which

contents you want to

change.

Day: See Step 6 on page 52.

Time: See Step 7 on page 53.

MACRO: The display appears

as below.

SET

PROG4

PROG1

PROG2

PROG3

PROG4

COPY

SET

PROG4

EVERYDAY

11:30 AM

OK?

NG?

MacroCLR

With a beep sound, the

contents of the selected

programme (in this case,

PROG1) are copied to the

programme number displayed

on the top of the display (in

this case, PROG4).

7 Select “OK?” by pressing

the Label Select button.

With a beep sound, the Timer

Macro setting is cleared, and

the Commander enters the

Timer Macro setting mode

(Step 10 on page 54).

5 Select “SETUP” by pressing

the Label Select button.

SET

If yo u se le ct “ NG?”

The display returns to the setting

up mode.

PROG4

ON/OFF

TEST

No t e

SETUP

COPY

You cannot change the Timer Macro

setting partially. If you want to

change the programme without

clearing the frequently used

procedure, use the System Control

function (page 34). For example, if

Steps A to D are frequently used

when you want to programme

Steps A, B, C, D and E, programme

Steps A to D using the system

macro. Then programme Step E in

the Timer Macro, combining it with

that System Macro.

The display turns to the setting

up mode of the timer.

SET

PROG4

SUN

12:00 AM

MACRO

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Se t t in g t h e Tim e r (co n t in u e d )

To switch the timer standby

mode to on or off

To check the execution of the

timer programme

1 In Step 4 (page 52), select

the programme number

having a timer setting

1 Follow Steps 1 - 4 on page

51 - 52.

programme by pressing the

Label Select button.

2 Select “TEST” by pressing

the Label Select button.

2 Select “ON/ OFF” by

pressing the Label Select

button.

SET

The timer standby mode will

be switched as follows.

PROG4

ON/OFF

TEST

Wh e n t h e se le ct e d

p ro g ra m m e n u m b e r o f w h ich

t h e st a n d b y m o d e is se t t o

o n

SETUP

COPY

SET

TIMER

PROG4

ON/OFF

TEST

You can check the timer

programme setting by

transmitting the Timer Macro

signals.

SETUP

COPY

3 Press the SET button.

The display returns to the previous

one.

The timer standby mode will

be set to off.

SET

PROG4

ON/OFF

TEST

SETUP

COPY

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Wh e n t h e se le ct e d

p ro g ra m m e n u m b e r o f

w h ich t h e st a n d b y m o d e is

se t t o o ff

To switch quickly the timer

standby mode to on or off using

the TIMER button

1 When the display for

component operation

SET

PROG4

appears (if not, press the

SET button repeatedly),

press the TIMER button.

ON/OFF

TEST

SETUP

COPY

“TIMER” and the programme

numbers appear.

(To change the labels, press the

SCROLL button repeatedly.)

The timer standby mode will

be set to on.

SET

TIMER

PROG4

ON/OFF

TEST

SET

TIMER

PROG1

SETUP

COPY

PROG2

PROG3

PROG4

10:00 AM

3 Press the SET button.

The programme number of

which the standby mode is set

to on stays lit.

The display returns to the

previous one.

The programme number of

which the standby mode is set

to off flashes.

The number which has no

timer programme data flashes.

2 Select the programme

number of which the

standby mode you want to

switch by pressing the

Label Select button.

Each time the Label Select

button is pressed, the standby

mode is switched between on

and off.

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Se t t in g t h e Tim e r (co n t in u e d )

To clear timer settings

programmed for a specific

programme number label

SET

TIMER

PROG1

1 Keep the SET button

pressed for more than a

second.

PROG2

PROG3

PROG4

10:00 AM

“SET” appears on the LCD

display.

If yo u se le ct t h e p ro g ra m m e

n u m b e r w h ich h a s n o t im e r

p ro g ra m m e d a t a

2 Press the SCROLL button

twice to display “CLEAR”

on one of the labels.

The ‘NG’ sound is heard.

3 When you finish the setting

of the timer standby mode,

press any button other than

the SCROLL and Label

Select button.

The display turns to the

component operating mode.

SET

POWER ON

COPY

The “TIMER” mark stays lit on

the display. This means that

one or more timer programmes

are set to the timer standby

mode.

CLEAR

SYSDELAY

No t e s

• If the TEST or ON/ OFF label is

selected when the timer programme

is not set, the ‘NG’ sound is heard

twice.

• The timer programme contents you

have set on this Commander repeat

daily or weekly until you set the

timer standby mode to off. If you

want to execute the timer programme

once, set the timer standby mode to

off after the execution of the timer

programme.

3 Select “CLEAR” by

pressing the Label Select

button.

SET

POWER ON

COPY

IMPORTANT

The timer function of this

Commander is designed for the

timer operation of AV

CLEAR

SYSDELAY

components. Do not use the

timer function to operate an air-

conditioner or electrical

appliances. It may cause a fire

or a serious injury.

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If yo u w a n t t o e ra se t h e

se t t in g s o f o t h e r t im e r

p ro g ra m m e n u m b e rs

Repeat Step 5.

4 Select “TIMER” by pressing

the Label Select button.

6 Press the SET button.

SET

The display returns to the previous

one.

CLEAR

COMPO

SYSTEM

TIMER

ALL

The timer programme numbers

are displayed on the labels. To

change the labels

(PROG 1- 12), press the

SCROLL button repeatedly.

5 Select the programme

number of which timer

contents you want to erase

by pressing the Label Select

button.

SET

TIMER

CLEAR

PROG1

PROG2

PROG3

PROG4

Wh ile e ra sin g

SET

TIMER

CLEAR

COMPLETE

PROG1

When erasing finishes,

“COMPLETE” is displayed

with a beep sound.

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Usin g Ot h e r Fu n ct io n s

When the controls are locked

Even if you press a button (except

when the 1 button and the

Locking the Controls

— Ho ld Fu n ct io n

SCROLL button are pressed at the

same time), the Commander does

not operate. When the timer is set

to be executed, “TIMER” stays lit.

To prevent accidental operation,

you can lock all the buttons with

the Hold function. However, the

timer functions while the controls

are locked.

To unlock the controls

While pressing the 1 button,

press the SCROLL button.

With a key-touch beep, the display

returns to the status before setting

of the Hold function.

While pressing the 1 button,

press the SCROLL button.

With a beep sound, “LOCK”

appears, and every LCD display

disappears except the clock and

“LOCK.”

TIMER

LOCK

10:00 AM

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1 While pressing the 1

button, press the GUIDE

button.

Adjusting the

Automatic-Off Time

of the Backlight of

the Display Window

The Commander is preset at the

factory to brighten the backlight,

and to switch off the backlight

automatically if you do not

operate for more than 5 seconds.

To change this setting, perform the

following procedure.

You can adjust the backlight

Automatic-Off time (from 0-60

seconds).

“LIGHT” appears on the LCD

display, and the list of

Automatic-Off time of the

backlight is displayed on the

labels.

The Automatic-Off time of the

backlight actually set stays lit,

and the others flash.

COMPO

LIGHT

0sec

SYSTEM

TIMER

5sec

SCROLL

10sec

20sec

SET

REC

VIDEO1

TUNER

VIDEO2

AUX

TAPE

To change the labels, press the

SCROLL button repeatedly.

Each time the SCROLL button

is pressed, the labels change as

follows.

PHONO

DVD

GUIDE

0sec

5sec

PROGR

10sec

20sec

30sec

40sec

50sec

60sec

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Ad ju st in g t h e Au t o m a t ic-Off

Tim e o f t h e Ba cklig h t o f t h e

Disp la y Win d o w (co n t in u e d )

Setting the Key-

Touch Beep

The Commander is preset at the

factory to turn on the key-touch

confirmation beep. You can turn

on or off the key-touch

2 Select the desired

Automatic-Off time of the

backlight by pressing the

Label Select button.

confirmation beep.

LIGHT

30sec

40sec

50sec

60sec

1 While pressing the 1

button, press the 2 +

button to turn on the key

touch beep.

The set Automatic-Off time of

the backlight appears.

2 While pressing the 1

button, press the 2 –

button to turn off the key

touch beep.

LIGHT

50sec

With a beep sound, the

Automatic-Off time of the

backlight is decided and the

setting finishes.

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Adjusting the

Contrast of the

Display Window

Changing the Names

of the Labels on the

Display

You can adjust the contrast of the

display window.

You can change the display of the

component names, the function

displays of components, the

system macro numbers (SONY

OFF, SYSTEM2 - 12) and timer

programme numbers (PROG1 -

12) on the labels to the most

suitable name using up to 8

characters or digits.

1 While pressing the 1

button, press the PROGR +

button to increase the

contrast of the display

window.

COMPO

SYSTEM

TIMER

SCROLL

SET

2 While pressing the 1

button, press the PROGR –

button to decrease the

contrast of the display

window.

REC

VIDEO1

TUNER

VIDEO2

AUX

TAPE

1,5

PHONO

DVD

GUIDE

PROGR

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Ch a n g in g t h e Na m e s o f t h e

La b e ls o n t h e Disp la y

(co n t in u e d )

3 Select the label (COMPO,

SYSTEM or TIMER) by

pressing the Label Select

button.

1 Keep the SET button

pressed for more than a

second.

COMPO:

Displays component names.

To change the labels, press the

SCROLL button.

Select the component of which

name you want to change (for

example, TV) by pressing the

Label Select button.

“SET” appears on the LCD

display.

2 Select “LABEL” by pressing

COMPO

SET

the Label Select button.

LABEL

SET

SAT1

VCR1

DVD

PRESET

LEARN

LABEL

CLOCK

The Commander enters the

Label Input mode of the

component name. Go to Step 4.

The Commander enters the

Label Input mode.

COMPO

SET

LABEL

SET

PIP SWAP

PIP MOVE

PIP CH+

PIP CH-

LABEL

COMPO

SYSTEM

TIMER

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n a m e o f t h e fu n ct io n la b e l

o f e a ch co m p o n e n t

SYSTEM

SET

After selecting the component (for

example, TV), select the component

function of which name you want

to change by pressing the Label

Select button (for example, PIP

CH+). (To change the labels, press

the SCROLL button.)

LABEL

SONY OFF

SYSTEM2

SYSTEM3

SYSTEM4

COMPO

SET

LABEL

The Commander enters the

Label Input mode of the

system macro name. Go to Step

PIP SWAP

PIP MOVE

PIP CH+

PIP CH-

SYSTEM

SET

LABEL

The Commander enters the

Label Input mode of the

component function name. Go

to Step 4.

SYSTEM4

COMPO

SET

LABEL

TIMER:

Displays timer programme

numbers.

To change the labels (PROG1 -

12), press the SCROLL button.

Select the timer programme

number (for example, PROG4)

of which name you want to

change by pressing the Label

Select button.

PIP CH+

SYSTEM:

Displays the system macro

numbers.

To change the labels (SONY

OFF, SYSTEM2 - 12), press the

SCROLL button.

Select the system macro

number (for example,

SYSTEM4) of which the name

you want to change by

pressing the Label Select

button.

SET

TIMER

LABEL

PROG1

PROG2

PROG3

PROG4

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Ch a n g in g t h e Na m e s o f t h e

La b e ls o n t h e Disp la y

(co n t in u e d )

Erasing All the

Settings

You can erase all the settings to

reset the Commander to its factory

settings.

The Commander enters the

Label Input mode of the timer

programme name. Go to Step

COMPO

SYSTEM

TIMER

SET

TIMER

LABEL

SCROLL

SET

REC

PROG4

1,6

VIDEO1

TUNER

VIDEO2

AUX

TAPE

PHONO

DVD

4 Input the name of the label

by pressing the Joystick

toward

GUIDE

Follow Steps 3 - 5, on page 27 -

28.

PROGR

5 Press the SET button.

The name of the label is

decided, and the display

returns to the previous one.

1 Keep the SET button

pressed for more than a

second.

“SET” appears on the LCD

display.

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2 Press the SCROLL button

twice to display “CLEAR”

on one of the labels.

5 Select “YES?,” by pressing

the Label Select button.

SET

CLEAR

YES?

NO?

SET

ALL

POWER ON

COPY

CLEAR

Wh ile e ra sin g

SYSDELAY

SET

CLEAR

COMPLETE

3 Select “CLEAR” by

pressing the Label Select

button.

ALL

SET

When erasing finishes,

“COMPLETE” is displayed with a

beep sound.

POWER ON

COPY

The Commander is reset to its

factory settings.

CLEAR

SYSDELAY

The display returns to Step 4.

If yo u se le ct “ NO?”

The display returns to Step 4.

6 Press the SET button.

The display returns to the previous

one.

4 Select “ALL” by pressing

the Label Select button.

SET

CLEAR

COMPO

SYSTEM

TIMER

ALL

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Ad d it io n a l In fo rm a t io n

Precautions

Specifications

• Do not drop the unit or subject

the unit to shock as malfunction

may result.

• Do not leave the unit in a

location near heat sources, or in

a place subject to direct sunlight,

excessive dust or sand, moisture,

rain or mechanical shock.

Op e ra t in g d ist a n ce

Approx. 32.8 ft. (10 meters) (varies

depending on components of

different manufacturers)

Po w e r re q u ire m e n t s

Remote control and backlight: Two

size AA (R6) batteries

Ba t t e ry life

Approx. 5 months (varies depending

on frequency of use)

• Do not put foreign objects into

the unit. Should any liquid or

solid object fall into the unit,

have it checked by qualified

personnel before operating the

unit any further.

Dim e n sio n s

Approx. 2 ³/

× 8 ⁵/

× 1 ³/

in.

(w × h × d)

(69 × 217 × 30 mm)

Ma ss

• Do not expose the remote control

detectors of your components to

direct sunlight or other strong

illumination. Too much light in

such places can interfere with

remote control operations.

• Be sure to place the Commander

out of the reach of small children

or pets. Components such as air

conditioners, heaters, electric

appliances, and electric shutters

or curtains receiving an infrared

signal can be dangerous if

misused.

5.3 oz. (154 g) (not including batteries)

Le a rn a b le sig n a ls*

Capacity per signal: up to 300 bit

Signal frequency range: up to 156

kHz

Signal interval: up to 1 second

* Some signals cannot be learned by

the Commander, even though the

signals comply with these

specifications.

Design and specifications are subject to

change without notice.

The CE mark on the unit

is valid only for products

marketed in the

European Union.

Maintenance

Clean the surface with a soft cloth

slightly moistened with water or a

mild detergent solution. Do not

use any type of solvent such as

alcohol, benzine or thinner as it

may damage the finish of the

surface.

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Troubleshooting

If you have problems setting up or using the Remote Commander, first

check the batteries (page 7), then check the items below.

Symptom

Remedy

You cannot operate the

components.

• Go closer to the component. The maximum operating

distance is approximately 32.8 ft. (10 m).

• Check that you are aiming the Commander directly at the

component, and that there are no obstructions between the

Commander and the component.

• Turn on the components first, if necessary.

• Check that the component has infrared remote capability. For

example, if your component didn’t come with a remote

commander, it probably isn’t capable of being controlled by a

remote commander.

• You have assigned a different component to the component

label. A corresponding component is fixed by presetting a

component code number. Therefore, the name of component

you have preset may be different from that of the component

label. In this case, it is recommended to preset again (page 13)

and change the component name on the label (page 27, 65).

You cannot operate the

components even after

setting the component

code numbers.

• Set the component code correctly. If the code that is listed first

for your component doesn’t work, try all the codes for your

component in the order in which they are listed in the

supplied “Component Code Numbers.”

• Some features may not be preset. If some or all of the buttons

do not function correctly even after you have set the

component codes, then use the learning function to

programme the remote control signals for the component

(page 23).

You cannot control the

volume.

• If your visual components are connected to an audio system,

make sure you’ve set up the Commander as described in

“Controlling the Volume of Visual Components Connected to

an Audio System” (page 30).

• You have assigned another component to the TV or AMP

label (page 46). In this case, the volume cannot be controlled

when you select a component other than TV or AMP.

The Commander fails to • When you teach signals of an interactive signal exchange

learn the remote control

signals.

system remote control unit (supplied with some of Sony’s

receivers and amplifiers) to the Commander, the response

signal of the main unit may interfere with the learning of the

Commander. In such a case, move to a place where the

signals will not reach the main unit (e.g. other rooms, etc.).

You cannot operate a

component even after

you programmed the

remote control signals

with the “learning”

function.

• Make sure that the Remote Commander has learned the

correct signals. If not, see “For accurate learning” (page 29)

and try the learning procedure again (page 23).

“NG” flashes five times. • Learning has not succeeded. After checking the following, try

learning procedure again (page 23).

- Change the distance between remote commanders.

- See “For accurate learning” (page 29).

• The component codes cannot be set. See the supplied

“Component Code Numbers” and try setting the component

codes again (page 13).

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Tro u b le sh o o t in g (co n t in u e d )

Symptom

Remedy

“NG” flashes twice.

• Learned signals or the Channel Macro function have been

programmed for the component label to which you want to

copy the settings of another component label using the

copying function (page 46). Clear the contents (page 19, 29)

and try the copying procedure again.

• You may try to programme the Power-On function (page 44)

for a component label to which the component code of a non-

Sony product has been set. This function is only for Sony

components.

The ‘NG’ sound is heard • Learned signals have been programmed for the label to which

twice.

you want to set the learning, Channel Macro or component

macro function. Clear the learned signals (page 19, 29) and try

setting again.

• You may select the component name for which the Channel

Macro function cannot be programmed. You can programme

the Channel Macro function of the components of which the

first digit of the four-digit preset component code number is

3, 8 or 9 (page 48).

• You may select the component function label for which the

Channel Macro function cannot be programmed. The learned

signal or the Channel Macro function have been programmed

for that label. Clear the learned signal (page 29) or the

Channel Macro function (page 50).

• The programme contents you want to change are set to be

executed by the timer. Set the timer setting in which that

programme is included not to be executed (page 58), and edit

the programme contents.

• You may try to operate the preset function (page 13) after

operating the learning function (page 23). You cannot operate

the preset function after operating the learning function.

Preset after clearing the learned signals (page 29), or preset to

another component label key that is not used.

“NG” appears during

• The memory is full. Clear infrequently used learned labels

learning.

(page 29), then carry out learning operations.

“NG” appears if you try • There are some function labels for the component for which

to copy the settings of the learned signals have been programmed. Copy the settings to

component label to

another component label, or clear the learned signals (page

another component label. 29).

A system control

• Make sure that you have programmed the commands in the

programme does not

function correctly.

correct order (page 34).

• Try changing the orientation of the Commander. If that does

not help, try placing the components as close to each other as

possible.

• Check the status of the components and make sure that you

have set the components properly to receive commands (page

38).

• The component codes are changed or new signals have been

learned for a label that has been programmed with a series of

commands. In this case, the new signals are transmitted when

the series of commands is executed.

• The interval may be too short. See “Changing the interval

between operation steps” (page 42) and set a longer interval,

or adjust the series of commands by changing the order of

buttons and labels. (When programming the system control

function, you can make an interval by pressing the TIMER

button.)

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Symptom

The component set to be • The component could not receive the signal from the

operated by the timer of Commander successfully. When using the timer, check the

the Commander does not following.

function as expected. - Check that the timer macro programme functions correctly

Remedy

by pressing the TEST key, after programming the timer

(page 58).

- Check the location of the Commander.

• The status of each component is not suitable for operation.

(For example, you programme the power-on setting,

assuming that power of the component is off when the timer

turns on. However, if power of the component is on when the

component receives the timer signal from the Commander,

the component will turn off.)

The timer programme is • The timer programme contents you have set on this

executed in the next

week or on the next day

though that programme

has been already

Commander repeat weekly or daily. If you want to execute

the timer programme once, set the timer standby mode to off

after the execution of the timer programme (page 58).

executed.

“BATT” is displayed for • The batteries begin to be exhausted. Replace the batteries as

a second when you try to

use the Commander.

early as possible (page 7).

The clock is displayed as • The batteries might have been replaced. Replace the batteries

“--:--”.

with new ones (page 7). After replacing the batteries, the set

contents remain. So, to use the Commander with the previous

set contents, you should only set the clock (page 8).

“LOCK” is displayed on • The Hold function is on. Unlock the Hold function (page 62).

the LCD and the display

for operation does not

appear when you press a

button.

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Ap p e n d ix

Table of Preset

Functions

KEY DISPLAY

FUNCTION

To mute the volume on

the TV

No t e

There may be some components or

functions that cannot be operated with

this Commander.

Press again to turn

muting off.

PIP SWAP

PIP MOVE

PIP CH +

To swap the “window”

picture

To move the location of

the “window” picture

To change the TV

programme in the

“window” picture

upwards

KEY DISPLAY

FUNCTION

To turn the power on/

off

1 – 9, 0

To change programmes

To turn on the power

PIP CH –

To change the TV

programme in the

“window” picture

downwards

To change the input

mode

PIP TEXT

PIPSTILL

PIP OFF

To switch to Teletext in

the “window” picture

To switch to Teletext

To turn on

To return from Teletext

to TV

To freeze the “window”

picture

To turn off the

“window” picture

To call up the MENU

display

ZOOM

To zoom a picture

1- (-/ --)

To select double-digit

numbers

Works in the same way

as your TV’s

ZOOM+

To scroll upward the

picture enlarged by

zoom function

commander

CENTER

To centre the picture

enlarged by zoom

function

To select a number

between 20 and 29

RED (m),

Fastext buttons

ZOOM–

To scroll downward the

picture enlarged by

zoom function

GREEN (N),

YELLOW (M),

BLUE (x)

To move the cursor

upward

To move the cursor

downward

SAT1, SAT2 (Satellite)

KEY DISPLAY

FUNCTION

To move the cursor to

the right

To turn the power on/

off

To move the cursor to

the left

1 – 9, 0

To change programmes

OK (Joystick)

To enter the selection of

the MENU display

To switch the output of

the satellite receiver to

the TV (When you

connect a TV cable or

aerial to the receiver, the

output switches between

a TV and SAT

GUIDE

PIP

To exit the setting menu

To turn on/ off the

“window” picture

PROGR +/ –

Programme up: +

Programme down: –

programme.)

To operate JUMP,

To switch to Teletext

FLASHBACK or the

CHANNEL RETURN

function on the TV

depending on the setting

of the TV’s manufacturer

GUIDE

1- (-/ --)

To bring up the Master

Guide

To select double-digit

numbers

Works in same way as

your Satellite tuner’s

commander.

2 +/ –

Volume up: +

Volume down: –

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KEY DISPLAY

FUNCTION

DVD

KEY DISPLAY

RED (m),

Fastext buttons

GREEN (N),

YELLOW (M),

BLUE (x)

FUNCTION

To turn the power on/

off

To call up the MENU

display

1 – 9, 0

Number buttons: To set

items selected from the

screen

To move the cursor

upward

1- (-/ --)

ENT

To select numbers 10

and above

To move the cursor

downward

To enter a setting or to

set items selected from

the screen

To move the cursor to

the right

To move the cursor to

the left

To show the current play

status on the screen

OK (Joystick)

To bring up the Station

Index when a

programme guide is not

displayed

To return to the last

previous screen

To display the DVD

To select the programme

that is highlighted

To move the cursor

upward

PROGR +/ –

Programme up: +

Programme down: –

To exit the mode

To move the cursor

downward

EXIT

To move the cursor to

the right

FAVORITE

To switch up/ down

among the favourite

programmes only

To move the cursor to

the left

INFO

To turn on/ off the

OK (Joystick)

To execute items

selected from the screen

detailed information of

the GUI (Graphic User

Interface) display related

to the EPG mode

To rewind

To play

To turn on/ off the

To fast-forward

To stop

language switching

function for a normal

broadcast display

To pause

PROGR +

To proceed to the next

location or song

To operate JUMP,

FLASHBACK or

CHANNEL RETURN

function on the satellite

tuner, depending on the

manufacturer’s setting

PROGR –

To proceed to the

previous location or

song

TITLE

To display the title menu

To switch the subtitle

To change the sound

EPG

To show or hide the EPG

display

SUB TITLE

AUDIO

CLEAR

SERVICE

To perform the

To clear the selected

characters from the

screen

“PLAYER VIEW” or the

“programme download”

service function.

PILOT

To turn on/ off the EPG

display

PERSONAL

To display the setting

modes

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Ta b le o f Pre se t Fu n ct io n s

(co n t in u e d )

KEY DISPLAY

FUNCTION

KEY DISPLAY

FUNCTION

SEARCHt

To search in the forward

direction

REC

To record, press N

while pressing REC.^∗1

First release N, then

release REC.

SEARCHT

FWD SLOW

REV SLOW

To search in the reverse

direction

To stop

Slow playback in the

forward direction

To pause

Slow playback in the

reverse direction

EJECT

PROGR +/ –

To eject a cassette

Programme up : +

Programme down : –

EJECT

ANGLE

TIME

To open or close the tray

To switch angle

ANT SW

To switch the aerial

output

To change the time

display

SEARCHt

SEARCHT

CUE locked picture

PLAYMODE

To change the playback

mode

REVIEW locked picture

PLAY × 2

To play at double speed

COUNTER

To change the counter

display

VCR1, VCR2, VCR3

Q.TIMER

To select the recording

time by 30 minutes and

begin recording

KEY DISPLAY

FUNCTION

To turn the power on/

off

COMMERCL

SP/ LP

To skip over

commercials

1 – 9, 0

To change programmes

To turn on the power

To switch the tape speed

To change the input

mode

^∗1In order to avoid recording by

mistake, the REC key does not work

by itself. You can assign this

operation (record) to a single key

using the learning function (page 23).

To expose the on-screen

display

To call up the MENU

display

To move the cursor

upward

To move the cursor

downward

To move the cursor to

the right

To move the cursor to

the left

OK (Joystick)

To enter the selection of

the MENU display

GUIDE

To exit the setting menu

To rewind

To play

To fast-forward

1- (-/ --)

To select double-digit

numbers

Works in the same way

as your VCR’s

commander.

To select a number

between 20 and 29

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AMP

KEY DISPLAY

FUNCTION

KEY DISPLAY

FUNCTION

To turn the power on/

off

To turn the power on/

off

To select the input

source: VIDEO 1

1 – 9, 0

To select the track

number (0 selects track

10).

To select track numbers

above 10, see the

descriptions on the PIP

button below

To select the input

source: VIDEO 2

To select the input

source: AUX

To select the input

source: TUNER

1- (-/ --)

ENT

To select numbers 10

and above

To select the input

source: CD

To enter the setting

To select next disc

To select the input

source: TAPE

To switch the display of

the CD player to on/ off

To select the input

source: MD

To clear the setting

To rewind

To select the input

source: TV

To play

To select the input

source: PHONO

To fast-forward

To stop

To select the input

source: DVD

To pause

PROGR +

PROGR –

To select the next track

To change the multi-

channel of 5.1ch and

above

To select the previous

track

CONTINUE

To select continuous

play mode

GUIDE

To call up the MENU

display, or return to the

previous MENU

SHUFFLE

To play in random order

PROGRAM

To use for programme

play

To shift band or preset

select

REPEAT

DISC

To select repeat play

mode

To select FM/ AM

To return to the basic

To decide the numeric

key operation

TRACK

GROUP

EDIT

To decide the numeric

key operation

To decide the numeric

key operation

To go into the setting

mode of automatic

programme and time

fade

EJECT

To open/ close

DSP MODE

To toggle the mode of

DSP added to the CD

DSP OFF

FADER

To turn the DSP off

To toggle the fade-in/

fade-out operation

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Ta b le o f Pre se t Fu n ct io n s

(co n t in u e d )

KEY DISPLAY

FUNCTION

KEY DISPLAY

PROGR +/ –

Presetting or tuning

frequency to a higher: +

FUNCTION

Presetting or tuning

frequency to a lower: –

To turn the power on/

off

2 +/ –

Volume up: +

1 – 9, 0

To select the track

number (0 selects track

10)

To select track numbers

above 10, see the

descriptions on the PIP

button below.

Volume down: –

To mute the volume on

the AMP

Press again to turn

muting off.

S.FIELD

GENRE

MODE

To turn on/ off the

sound field

1- (-/ --)

ENT

To select numbers 10

and above

To select a sound field

genre

To enter the setting

To select the next disc

To select a sound field

mode

To change the display

mode or turn the display

on/ off

T.TONE

To output a test tone

CENTER+

To adjust the center

speaker level: +

To clear the setting

To rewind

CENTER–

REAR+

To adjust the center

speaker level: –

To play

To adjust the rear

speaker level: +

REC

To fast-forward

To record, press N

while pressing REC

First release N, then

release REC.

REAR–

To adjust the rear

speaker level: –

SUB+

To adjust the subwoofer

level: +

To stop

SUB–

To adjust the subwoofer

level: –

To pause

PROGR +

PROGR –

To select the next track

D.INPUTt

D.INPUTT

To switch the digital

input: t

To select the previous

track

To switch the digital

input: T

CONTINUE

To select continuous

play mode

SHUFFLE

To play in random order

PROGRAM

To use for programme

play

REPEAT

To switch the repeat

play of a single or all

track(s) to on/ off

DECK A

To select a deck of the

dual MD deck: A

DECK B

To select a deck of the

dual MD deck: B

REC MODE

CD SYNC

To toggle the recording

mode

To start synchronizing

with the CD

EJECT

To open/ close

FADER

To select the fade-in/

fade-out

SCROLL

To scroll disc names or

track names

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DAT

KEY DISPLAY

TAPE A, TAPE B

KEY DISPLAY

FUNCTION

To turn the power on/

off

To turn the power on/

off

To rewind

To play

1 – 9, 0

To select the track

number (0 selects track

10)

REC

To fast-forward

To change the display

mode or turn the display

on/ off

To record, press N

while pressing REC.

First release N, then

release REC.

To rewind

To play

To stop

REC

To fast-forward

To pause

To reverse

To record, press N

while pressing REC.

First release N, then

release REC.

To change the display

mode

To select a tape deck:

Deck A or B (dual

cassette deck only)

To stop

To pause

EJECT

PROGR +

PROGR –

To open/ close

To select the next track

PROGR +

To search the beginning

of a track in the fast

forward direction

To select the previous

track

PROGR –

To search the beginning

of a track in the rewind

direction

HIGH REV

HIGH CUE

FADER

High speed review

High speed cue

DOLBY NR

REC LEV+

REC LEV–

To toggle the Dolby

Noise Reduction

To select the fade-in/

fade out

To make the recording

level higher

REC MUTE

Record muting

To make the recording

level lower

REC MUTE

CD SYNC

Record muting

To start synchronizing

with the CD

FADER

To stop after fading out

and fade in after starting

C.RESET

To reset the tape counter

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Hold Function 62

Index

Key touch beep 64

Automatic-Off

of the backlight 63

LCD 6

backlight 63

Learning Function 23

Locking

Backlight

Automatic-Off 63

Hold function 62

Batteries 7

M, N, O

% button 6, 23, 26

C, D

Changing

name of the label 27, 37, 50, 56, 67

P, Q

changing interval 42

Channel Macro function 48

Clearing/ Changing

Power-On function

setting 44

Preset components 13

PROGR (programme) +/ – button 6

contents programmed for a

component label 19

Channel Macro function 50

learned signal 29

System Control function 34

programming a series of

commands 34

Power-On command 45

System Control function 37, 39

component macro 41

timer setting 60

interval of the System Control

function 42

Clock setting 8

System Power-Off function

SONY OFF label 34

DS time 9, 12

STD time 9, 12

Code number 13

T, U

Timer setting 51

Troubleshooting 71

Component Select label

assigning other components 46

copying settings 46

programming a series of

commands 40

V, W, X, Y, Z

setting Power-On function 44

Copying

2 (volume) +/ – buttons 6, 26

Volume Control 23, 30

settings of a component label 46

Erasing

all the settings 68

F, G

Factory setting 13, 30, 34, 42, 43, 63,

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