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Sony RM-LJ302 manual

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    3-866-295- 12 (1) Remote Commander Operating Instructions  1999 by Sony Corporation RM-LJ302[...]

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    2 Pr ecautions On safety Should any solid object or liquid fall into the cabinet, unplug the receiver and have it checked by qualified personnel befor e operating it any further . On operation Before connecting other components, be sur e to turn off and unplug the receiver . On cleaning Clean the cabinet, panel and controls with a soft cloth slight[...]

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    3 Understanding the 2 way r emote system This remote operates under a 2 way r emote system. W ith the two way remote system, the component r esponds to signals sent from the r emote by sending additional signals (information about the status of the component, text data, etc.) back to the r emote. Thus, operations are performed as a result of commun[...]

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    4 Parts Description Location of P arts and Basic Remote Oper ations This chapter pr ovides information on the location of buttons and how to use them to perform basic operations. Open up the cover. 1 6 2 3 !¡ 9 8 5 4 0 0 7 v SUB 3 ++ –– 2 1 LEVEL CENTER CURSOR MODE SHIFT D.TUNING - / - - ENTER REAR TEST TONE EQ/TONE SLEEP MENU GUIDE 6 5 4 9[...]

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    5 Location of Parts and Basic Remote Operations 1 AV 1/u switch Press to turn on or of f the components that the remote is programmed to operate. For details on programming pr ocedure, see“Pr ogramming the Remote” on page 16. 2 Display window The current status of the selected component or a list of selectable items appears here. Note Character[...]

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    6 Location of Parts and Basic Remote Operations Parts Description Open up the cover. !™ T ape/disc operation buttons The following table shows what components are operated by each button and the function of the buttons. Button(s) Component(s) Function · VCR, DVD player , LD player , video CD player , tape deck, MD deck, CD player , DA T deck Sta[...]

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    7 Location of Parts and Basic Remote Operations !§ EQ/TONE button Press to turn the equalizer or tone ef fect on or off. The TONE indicator on the r eceiver lights up when the effect is turned on. Note that if you have adjusted the equalization or tone using the CURSOR MODE button and cursor buttons, the adjusted equalization or tone will be produ[...]

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    8 Location of Parts and Basic Remote Operations Parts Description @¢ @£ v SUB 3 ++ –– 2 1 LEVEL CENTER CURSOR MODE SHIFT D.TUNING - / - - ENTER REAR TEST TONE EQ/TONE SLEEP MENU GUIDE 6 5 4 9 8 7 0 > 10 EXIT/RETURN EXECUTE AV 1/u FUNCTION SET UP SOUND FIELD SYSTEM STANDBY PUSH ENTER SUB BASS BOOST MASTER VOL MUTING CH/PRESET/D.SKIP ?[...]

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    9 Location of Parts and Basic Remote Operations T able of buttons used to control each component When you pr ogram the remote to control the following Sony or non-Sony components, you can use the buttons on the remote that ar e marked with cir cles. Note, however , that some buttons may not operate your component. Component VCR (VHS , Beta, 8mm) Sa[...]

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    10 Location of Parts and Basic Remote Operations Parts Description T able of operations that appear when you press the SUB button Press the SUB button to display a list of operations that the corr esponding buttons are not found on the r emote. The contents of the lists will vary according to the curr ently selected component. The following table s[...]

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    11 Location of Parts and Basic Remote Operations Component Item(s) Function MD deck CONTINUE Selects Continuous Play SHUFFLE Selects Shuffle Play PROGRAM Selects Program Play REPEA T Selects Repeat Play DISPLA Y Changes the information on the display EDIT/NO Selects editing operation or cancels editing YES Performs editing operation REC Pauses for [...]

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    12 Using the Lists This chapter describes how to display and use various lists. It also includes a chart showing all of the various lists. Brief descriptions of buttons for list operations SOUND FIELD button: Press to display the sound field list. Press again to revert back to the component information. FUNCTION button: Press to display the functio[...]

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    13 Using the Lists VIDEO1 VIDEO2 . . . . . . T APE CD TUNER PHONO USER1 USER2 MACRO1 MACRO2 IR SET DOWNLOAD AUTO POWER FUNCTION TUNER INFO CD MEMO EXIT BACK LIGHT ALL CLEAR SUB ROOM** Chart of Lists See the treelike chart below for the list hierar chy . Details on how to access each list is given fr om page 14. Some items have sub-lists that appear[...]

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    14 Using the Lists Selecting a Component Basic procedur e for selecting a component Do the procedur e below to select a component from the function list. Note that the components contained in the list will vary depending on the receiver . 1 Press FUNCTION. The function list appears. The items in the list correspond with the jacks on the r eceiver .[...]

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    15 Using the Lists If you selected the tape deck Move the easy scroll key to display the information about deck A or B. Note When the remote is pr ogrammed to control a non-Sony tape deck, the following may occur: — The information about deck B is not displayed and you cannot switch between tape deck A and B. — “T APE A/B” is displayed and [...]

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    16 Using the Lists Pr ogramming the Remote Y ou can customize the remote to match the components connected to your receiver . Y ou can even pr ogram the remote to contr ol non-Sony components and also Sony components that the remote is normally unable to contr ol. The procedur e below uses as an example a case in which a Kenwood LD player is connec[...]

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    17 Using the Lists Performing Several Commands in Sequence Automatically (Macr o Play) The Macro Play function lets you link several IR codes in a sequential order as a single command. The r emote provides 2 macr o lists (MACRO 1 and 2). Y ou can specify up to 8 IR codes for each macr o list. Setting the sequence of IR codes 1 Press SET UP . The se[...]

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    18 Using the Lists Starting macro play 1 Press FUNCTION. The function list appears. C D TUNER PHONO 2 Move the easy scroll key to select “MACRO 1” or “MACRO 2”, then press the key to enter the selection. The IR codes appear in the display window as they are performed. Notes • Pressing any of the following buttons during a macro play opera[...]

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    19 Using the Lists T o download CD memos and information on the presence or absence of a CD in each slot of a CD changer 1 Move the easy scroll key to select “CD MEMO,” then press the key to enter the selection. The SOR T menu appears in the display . <SORT? > NUMBER ALPHABET 2 Move the easy scroll key to select “NUMBER” or “ALPHABE[...]

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    20 Using the Lists Using the auto power function W ith the auto power function turned on, the commander sends numerous codes to the appr opriate Sony A V components when you select a video function. Automatically , the components you have done IR setting turn on and the TV switches to VIDEO 1 input mode. This function works for Sony components only[...]

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    21 Using the Lists[...]

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    22 T r oubleshooting If you experience any of the following difficulties while using the remote, use this tr oubleshooting guide to help you remedy the pr oblem. Should any problem persist, consult your nearest Sony dealer . The remote does not function. / Point the r emote at the remote sensor on the receiver . / Remove any obstacles in the path b[...]

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    23 Additional Information Specifications General Remote control system Infrared contr ol P ower requirements 3 V DC with three LR6 (size-AA) alkaline batteries Dimensions 125 × 43 × 33 mm (5 × 1 3 / 4 × 1 15 / 16 inches) Mass (approx.) 130 g (4.5 oz) excluding batteries Design and specifications are subject to change without notice. When the CD[...]