If A Device Cannot Be Remote Controlled With; Control Target Functions - Kenwood VR-4090 Connect And Set Up

Chapter Two : Setting Up the Remote Control Unit
If a device cannot be remote controlled
with any code in the list, or to add remote

control target functions...

This Remote Control unit incorporates an advanced Learn
function which makes it possible to program remote con-
trol signals used by another remote control unit in itself. If
the setup code of a connected device is not contained in
the Remote Control unit memory, program the code in
Remote Control unit using this function.
This function can also be used to change a setup code or
add extended function to the remote control target.
• Up to five extended functions per device can be pro-
grammed additionally in this Remote Control unit us-
ing "Extend1" to "Extend5" displayed on the LCD screen.
• The remote control signals transmitted by this Remote
Control unit keys can be changed. The signals from the
40
keys painted black in the following figure can be modi-
fied.
To program new functions in Extend1 to Extend5:
1. Select the controlled device (CD, DVD, etc.) by pressing
the Music, Movie or TV key.
Video1
DVD
Menu
2. Press the LEARN key.
Extend1
Extend2
Extend3
Home Enter
3. Select one of Extend1 to Extend5 using the
key, then press the Enter key (LCD function key 2).
Waiting
Extend1
Clr Exit
Press the Exit key (LCD function key 2) to exit from the
operation.
Press the Clr (clear) key if you want to clear the previously
programmed remote control signal and reset to the factory
shipment condition. (Cleared is displayed.)
4. To program remote control signal, place the two units
opposite to each as shown below. On the Remote Con-
trol unit of the selected device, press the key transmit-
ting the desired remote control signal. Complete is dis-
played when the remote control signal has been pro-
grammed in this Remote Control unit.
4inches
(10cm)
Complete
Extend1
• "Error" is displayed when it failed.
Error
or Extend1
5. To program other remote control signals, repeat steps 1
to 4 for each.