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A Quick Tour of The Remote
You can use this remote to control compatible
components.
The
component
buttons
are programmed
to operate
some PROSCAN, RCA
and GE components.
The buttons
must be programmed
to operate other
brands of components.
(See "Programming
the Remote" in chapter 7.)
Component
Buttons
(Buttons
listed
in alphabetical
order)
Use these buttons
to turn on the component
and set the remote to
control the selected component.
AUX
Use this button to turn on a compatible
TV, VCR, satellite receiver,
or cable box after it has been programmed
(see chapter 7). Used with
the ON,OFF
button to turn on some brands of components.
DVD
Use this button to turn on the DVD player and set the remote to
control the DVD player.
SAT,CABLE
Use this button to turn on a compatible
satellite
receiver. Used with the ONoOFF button to turn on some brands of
satellite receivers.
TV
Use this button to turn on a compatible
TV and set the remote to
control the TV. Used with the ON,OFF
button to turn on some brands
of TVs.
VCR1
and
VCR2
Use this button
to turn on a compatible
VCR and set
the remote
to control
the VCR. Used with the ON-OFF
button
to turn on
some
brands
of VCRs.
DVD Buttons
(Buttons
Listed
in Alphabetical
Order)
ANGLE
Use this button
to access
various
camera
angles
on a DVD disc
(if the DVD disc contains
multiple
camera
angles).
Arrow
buttons
Use the arrow
buttons
(left, right, up, and down)
to
move
through
on-screen
menus.
You highlight
a menu
item by pressing
the arrow
buttons.
You select
a highlighted
item by pressing
the OK
button.
AUDIO
Use this button
to access
various
audio
features
while playing
a disc.
CH +m advances
to the next chapter,
track,
index
or MP3 title.
CH-m
reverses
to the preceding
chapter,
track,
index
or MP3 title.
CLEAR
Allows
you to clear
information,
such as remove
the Info
display
from
the screen.
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Chapter
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