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Using the POWER control panel, you can simultaneously
turn on or off (standby) multiple components without switching the control panel
for each component.
• This function
is effective
only with components
that have a power
on/off button on their original
remote
control.
• Most of the component
buttons
listed below power
groups
(e.g.,
,
) are not assigned
commands
by default.
If the remote
control
of your component
has a power
on/off button,
you can assign
a command
by defining
the brand of the corresponding
component.
See page __ to define
the brand of your components.
• You cannot turn this unit on or off using the buttons
on the POWER
control
panel. Use direct-access
buttons
to turn this unit on or off
(standby).
_Tap
_
on the Home menu panel (or open the Macro menu and tap "POWER").
_Tap
a power group button.
0
To turn on/off the power for all components
at once,
tap
).
0
To turn on/off the power for the video components
one at a time, tap
0
To turn on/off the power for the audio components
one at a time, tap
Whether
a component
turns on or off depends
on the previous
state of each component.
Tap the buttons
of each component
to turn on or off
the components
individually.
• You can add or move components and assign their power on/off commands on the list below
,
or
(power
group). See page __ "Recording macros".
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