Sony DTC-670 Operating Instructions Manual page 11

Remote Commander Operation
Each button on the remote commander functions in the
same way as those having the same name on the front
panel.
However, the following operations cannot be performed
using the remote commander. Use the front panel controls
instead.
Turing the power on and off
Selecting digital(optical/coaxial)/analog input source
Adjusting the recording level and balance
Adjusting the headphones level
Setting the timer recording/playback
Selecting the record mode (standard or long)
The following operations can be performed only with the
remote commander.
e Activating CD synchronized recording using a Sony CD
player and controlling the CD player
e Locating the desired selection on the Compact Disc or
setting the CD player in the pause mode (possible only
when a Sony CD player is used.)
e@ Repeat play
e Skip play
@ RMS" play
"RMS: Random Music Sensor
@ Margin reset
e@ Music scan
e Designating the number
e@ Changing the brightness of the display window
e Indicating the sampling frequencies recorded on the tape
(Frequencies map)
Installing Batteries
Insert two R6 (size AA) batteries with correct polarity,
and close the lid.
Notes on remote control
e@ Do not expose the remote sensor on the deck to strong
light such as direct sunlight, lighting apparatus, etc.
e@ Do not place any obstructions between the remote
commander and the remote sensor, or else operations
will not be performed correctly.
e@ The controllable range is limited. Point the remote
commander directly at the remote sensor on the deck.
@ When remote control operation distance becomes
shorter, the batteries are weak. Replace both batteries
with new ones.
To avoid battery leakage
When the commander will not be used for a long period of
time, remove the batteries to avoid damage caused by
battery leakage and corrosion.
Battery life
About half a year of normal operation can be expected
when using the Sony SUM-3 (NS) batteries.
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