Advanced Operations; Programming Signals Of Another Remote Control - Sony RM-VL1400T Operating Instructions Manual

Advanced Operations

Programming
Signals of Another
Remote Control
—Learning function
To operate non-preset A/V components or
button functions, use the following
"learning" procedure to "programme" any
of the programmable signals on the
Remote Commander's buttons.
You can also use the Learning function to
change the signal of individual buttons
after setting the preset code (page 7). You
may find it useful to change the label
(page 15) of the learned button.
Note
Some specific remote control signals may not
be learned.
1
Place the Remote Commander
head to head with your A/V
component's remote control.
Other remote control
about 2-4 inches
(5-10 cm) away
2
While pressing the
button, press the OTHER
button.
"SET MODE" appears as the screen
title.
3
Press the V/v buttons to
select "2 LEARN", then press
the OK button or the centre
Label select button.
"LEARN" appears as the screen title.
Tip
If a number is displayed before the menu,
you can select the menu by pressing the
number button.
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4
Press the COMPONENT
select button or Label select
button corresponding to the
A/V component you want the
Remote Commander to learn.
The selected A/V component's label
appears in the second line on the
screen.
5
Press the button on which you
want to programme the signal.
The display turns off and the Remote
Commander enters into the learning
mode.
Tip
If you press and hold the button for over 2
seconds, you can change the label. For
details, see "Changing the characters on the
screen" (page 15).
6
Press and hold the button on
the other remote control until
you hear a beep.
A beep sounds and the learned button
name and "OK" appear in the third
line on the screen.
7
To programme signals on
other buttons, repeat steps 5
and 6.
8
Press the (light) button.
The display returns to the screen
shown in step 3.
9
Press the (light) button or the
RETURN button twice.
The set mode closes, and the Remote
Commander returns to standby for
operating the A/V components.