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Remote Control
18.TITLE/PBC
(Playback Control mode),
AP (Auto-Program mode).
19.
20.ANGLE MARK
BUTTON
21.EQ
22.SEARCH
23.ENTER
24.SKIP
25. 0-9 NUMBER
BUTTONS
26.+10 BUTTON
27. RADIO PRESET BUTTONS
Preparing the Remote Control
Inserting the Battery
1. Press the release catch on the battery drawer in the direction shown in the picture
below (
) . Then with your fingertip pull the drawer out (
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2. Take careful note of the polarity of the battery before you remove it.
The (+) terminal must be UP as shown in the picture below (
3. Insert a new battery, and push in the battery drawer until you feel a "click." (
Using the Remote Control
When you use the remote, be sure to be no more than six feet from the IR receiver
on the unit, and within 30º to the left or right of the IR window. Beyond these ranges,
the remote control may not communicate properly with the unit.
When playing a DVD, pressing this button will open the TITLE menu
which is recorded on the DVD. When playing a VCD disc, press this
button to create a PBC (Playback Control) menu for the disc to assist in
making playback selections. In Radio mode, press and hold this button
to start the Auto-Program mode, during which the tuner will scan for all
strong stations and assign them to the radio preset buttons.
Press this button to adjust the screen viewing angle (see page 7).
For DVD discs which have alternate viewing angles encoded, when you
see the "angle mark" symbol advising you that these angles are available,
press this button to see them.
Press repeatedly to cycle through the different equalizer curve presets
you may wish to use for enhanced listening.
In Disc Playback mode, press for fast forward playback. In TV mode,
press to cause the tuner to search for the next channel on the TV band.
This button is used to confirm selections and settings within many of the
menus in the OSD system.
In Disc Playback mode, press for fast reverse playback. In TV mode,
press to add or delete a channel from the stored channel list.
These buttons are used for numeric entry in many different menus.
In addition, in Radio Mode (when RDS is engaged), 0 serves as the
TA button and 9 serves as teh AF button.
This button is used with the other number buttons for use with two-digit
number entries.
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