Sony STR-GA9ESG Operating Instructions Manual page 20

Preparing and Using the Remote
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Repeat steps 3 to 6 to program IR codes from
other program sources.
To exit to the main menu
Click EXIT.
To return to a previous menu
Click RETURN.
To erase IR codes
Click CODE CLEAR.
• To erase a specific IR code
1 Click SINGLE IR CODE CLEAR.
2 Click the button you want to clear.
"Are you sure?" appears for confirmation.
3 Click YES to erase the code.
"CODE CLEAR!" appears in the display.
To stop before erasing a code, click NO.
To erase another code repeat steps 2 and 3.
• To erase all the IR codes for the current component (e.g.,
OTHER CD).
1 Click (OTHER CD) CODE CLEAR.
"Are you sure?" appears for confirmation.
2 Click YES to erase the codes.
"CODE CLEAR!" appears in the display.
To stop before erasing the codes, click NO.
• To erase all the IR codes.
1 Click ALL IR CODE CLEAR.
"Are you sure?" appears for confirmation.
2 Click YES to erase the codes.
"CODE CLEAR!" appears in the display.
To stop before erasing all the codes, click NO.
If the IR codes do not operate as expected
• Perform the programing operation(s) again to make sure
the IR codes were programmed correctly.
• If you experience difficulty operating the INPUT, number,
or ENTER buttons of a video deck or laserdisc player after
automatic registration from the manufacturer list in step 5.
Program the IR codes for that equipment manually as
shown in step 6.
• On some laser disc players made by other manufacturers,
the ) and 0 buttons may not operate correctly even
after automatically registration from the manufacturer list
in step 5. If this happens, perform step 6 to manually
program the IR codes for the ) and 0 buttons, as well
as any other buttons that you want to use with the laser
disc player.
• If you register a playback source as TOSHIBA 2 or RCA 2,
you cannot turn the TV set on or off using the receiver's
remote (the power will not go on when you click TEST).
• Some IR codes may not have been successfully
programed, even if "RELEASE YOUR REMOTE" appears
on the TV screen. In this case, try programing the IR code
again. If the IR code still cannot be programed, follow the
procedure described in "Programming Other Infrared (IR)
Codes (USER IR setting)" on page 21.
• The unit may not be able to record IR codes with special
waveforms produced on some remotes.
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Notes
• Do not register the same type of component (i.e., an LD
player) at several different functions.
• The unit emits an IR signal that cancels the automatic
playback function of program sources, such as laser disc
and CD players, designed to start playing the moment
they are turned on. To activate the auto play feature, set
the receiver's AUTO PLAY function to on.
• Keep the infrared sensor away from fluorescent light or
direct sunlight. Otherwise, the IR codes may not be
recorded.
• Even if the power cord has been disconnected from the
AC power outlet, recorded IR codes will stay in the
memory for approximately two weeks. If they disappear,
"ALL CLEAR!" will appear on the TV screen the next time
you turn on the receiver.