Sony RM-VL1400T - Manual (Page 3)

3 GB
Table of Contents
Features ............................................................... 2
Getting Started
Unpacking ............................................................ 4
Installing the batteries ........................................ 4
Location and function of controls ..................... 5
Basic Operations
Setting operations of A/V components ............. 7
Setting A/V components which are not listed in
the Preset Code List ........................................ 8
Operating your A/V components with the
Remote Commander ........................................ 9
Selecting the desired A/V component ................ 9
Operating A/V components .............................. 10
Other Useful Functions .................................... 11
Operating the Remote
Commander in the dark ................................. 11
Locking the controls ......................................... 11
Checking the button function ........................... 11
Advanced Operations
Programming Signals of Another Remote
Control ............................................................. 12
Programming a signal on the COMPONENT
select button .................................................. 13
If the Remote Commander does not seem to
be working properly ....................................... 14
Changing or clearing the function of a
“learned” signal ............................................. 14
Changing the characters on the screen .......... 15
Changing the A/V component name ................ 16
Changing the function name of Label select
buttons ........................................................... 16
Changing the function labels ........................... 17
Using the Series of Commands (Component
Macro) .............................................................. 18
Programming a Component Macro .................. 18
Checking if a Component Macro is executed
properly .......................................................... 19
Clearing programmed steps of a Component
Macro ............................................................. 20
Setting the power-on command of a selected
A/V component ............................................... 21
Copying the settings of a COMPONENT
select button to another button .................... 22
Controlling the volume of visual components
connected to an audio component ............... 23
Others
Setting the button illumination ........................ 24
Setting the display ............................................ 26
Setting the beep ................................................ 27
Resetting the settings ...................................... 28
Resetting a COMPONENT select button or
Label select button ........................................ 28
Resetting all settings ........................................ 28
Additional Information
Precautions ....................................................... 30
Maintenance ...................................................... 30
Specifications .................................................... 30
Troubleshooting ................................................ 31
Table of Preset Functions ................................ 34
TV (Analogue) ................................................... 35
TV (Digital) ........................................................ 36
VCR (Video Cassette Recorder) ....................... 37
Analogue Satellite Receiver
Digital Satellite Receiver ................................ 38
Digital Satellite Receiver (No. 3201) ................. 39
DVD Player ....................................................... 40
Analogue Cable Box ........................................ 40
DVD Recorder
DVD/VCR Combo ........................................... 41
Home Theatre System/
DVD Player Combo ........................................ 42
Receiver/Amplifier ............................................ 43
CD Player ......................................................... 44
Cassette Deck .................................................. 44
MD Deck ........................................................... 45