Remote Commander - Sony TA-AV621 Operating Instructions Manual

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The remote commander supplied with this unit can control the unit from a distance. The
remote commander is divided into 9 sections according to the functions as shown below.
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i Program control section
Mode selector and indicator:
SONY STD: To control Sony equipment.
USER STD: To contro! equipment whose remote
control functions are stored.
LEARN: To store functions of other remote commanders
emitting infrared rays.
PROGRAM CLEAR button: Clears the stored functions.
[2] Power control section
SYSTEM OFF button: Turns off the power of the whole
system: LDP, VCR, TV, and AUDIO.
LDPNVTRINTR2VTR3/TV/AUDIO POWER buttons:
Control the power of each unit.
[8] MODE selector
Selects the function mode on the remote commander.
1:To select the functions indicated in light gray such as
DECK, CD player and surround mode of amplifier.
2:To select the functions indicated in biue such as VCR,
LDP and TV.
[4] CD/LD player control section
The combined CD/LD player can be controlled with LDP
position.
D.(disc) SKIP: Disc skip (for a CD player equipped with
a multi-disc changer)
>: Play
i: Pause
@: Stop
<¢</p>: Manual search
k¢<4/p>1; Locates a desired selection.
[5] Tuner contro! section
SHIFT button: Selects a memory page.
TUNER PRESET +/- buttons: Select a preset station.
[6] Tape deck/VCR control section
ANT (antenna) TV/VTR buttons: Selects the output signal
from the antenna terminal on the VCR, either a TV
signal or VCR programs.
VTR CH (channel) +/- buttons: Select channel on the
VCR.
<<>>: Fast winding or forwarding
@: Recording
</>: Play
@: Stop
ii; Pause
C.(cassette) SKIP: Cassette skip (for a cassette deck
equipped with a multi-cassette changer)
REC MODE REV/FWD buttons:
For reverse recording, press REV and @ together.
For forward recording, press FWD and @ together.