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Using the Remote Commander
When you manipulate a switch or button on the commander be sure to point the head of the commander toward
the remote control sensor on the front of the receiver.
If there is an obstacle between the receiver and the head of the commander, the receiver may not be controlled re-
motely.
USER STD
STD
LEARN
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LEARN
indicator
Programmable
commander
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Approx. 5 cm
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Programming Signals of Other Audio/Video Equipment with Programmable System Commander RM-P301
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The RM-P301
learns various functions of other remote
commanders emitting infrared rays and allows you to
control most of audio and video equipment from a
distance.
oh Set the mode selector to LEARN.
2 Program a signal.
@ Press and hold the button which shall "learn "
the remote-control signal until the LEARN
indi-
cator lights up.
@ Press and hold the button of other manufac-
turer's remote commander whose signal is to be
learned.
@
Remove your finger(s) from the button(s) after
the LEARN indicator goes off.
The two remote commanders must:
e face straight each other.
e be placed at a distance of approx. 5 cm (2
inches).
e not be moved during programming operation.
3 Repeat operation for each button to be
programmed.
4 Set the mode selector to USER STD or SONY STD.
After programming
Be sure to test if the equipment really works with the
programmed signals.
Number of signals that the commander can lear
It depends on the format of the signal. If you program
signals of Sony equipment, approximately 50 signals
can be programmed.
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