Kenwood KRF-X7775D User Manual page 135

Setting Up Remote Control Unit
Press the Exit button (LCD function button 2) to exit from
the operation.
Press the Clr (clear) button (LCD function button 2) if you
want to clear the previously programmed remote control
signal and reset to the factory shipment condition. (Cleared
is displayed.)
4. To program remote control signal, place the two units
opposite to each as shown below. On the Remote Con-
trol unit of the selected device, press the button trans-
mitting the desired remote control signal. Complete is
displayed when the remote control signal has been pro-
grammed in this Remote Control unit.
10cm
Complete
Extend1
• "Error" is displayed when it failed.
Error
Extend1
5. To program other remote control signals, repeat steps 1
to 4 for each.
To change the remote control signal from a Remote Con-
trol unit button (When you select "Nothing" in step 8 on
page 39):
1. Select the controlled device (CD, DVD, etc.) by pressing
the MUSIC, MOVIE or TV button.
Video1
DVD
Menu
2. Press the LEARN button.
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3. On the Remote Control unit, press the button you want
to change the function.
Waiting
Clr Exit
Press the Exit button (LCD function button 2) to exit from
the operation.
4. On the Remote Control unit of the selected device, press
the button transmitting the desired remote control sig-
nal. Complete is displayed when the remote control sig-
nal has been programmed in this Remote Control unit.
Complete
5. To program other remote control signals, repeat steps 1
to 4 for each.
To reset a button to the factory shipment condition by clear-
ing the previously programmed signal:
Press the Clr button in step 3 of the procedure above.
(Cleared is displayed)
The remote control signal activated by holding the F.SHIFT
button cannot be modified.
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example:
REPEAT
"REPEAT" function cannot be modified.
In programming a remote control signal, be sure to use the
Remote Control unit originally provided with the AV de-
vice.
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