Sony RM-AX4000 - Manual (Page 44)

About the Timer/Air-Slide/System Control function
About the Timer function
About the Air-Slide function
About the System Control function
About the Timer function
The Remote Commander (RM-AX4000) can perform a programmed action automatically at a scheduled time every day or on particular days. This is called a
"Timer function."
You can set up to eight Timer functions w ith the follow ing options.
 Tim e r ON/OFF
 Sw itches ON/OFF each Timer function.
 Ke y Labe l
 When you press the TIMER button on the Remote Commander, "Timer keys" show ing a Timer function are displayed at the bottom of the display.
 The default labels of each Timer key are show n as "PROG1" to "PROG8," w hich you can change.
 Actions to be pe rform e d
 In Standard mode you can set an XPRESS procedure to operate at a scheduled time. In Advanced mode you can set a "Timer macro" (Action list) to operate
at a scheduled time.
 Tim e
 Sets the operation time (hour, minute, AM/PM) for a Timer function.
 Day
 Sets the day for a Timer function to operate. The default setting is "Everyday."
Se e als o
 Changing the Timer function (Standard mode)
 Changing the Timer function (Advanced mode)
About the Air-Slide function
The Remote Commander (RM-AX4000) can perform a programmed action by sliding your finger across its display. This is called an "Air-Slide function."
The Air-Slide has the follow ing six patterns.
In Standard mode you can set each Air-Slide pattern to operate an XPRESS procedure. In Advanced mode you can set each Air-Slide pattern to operate a
macro (Action list). This is called an "Air-Slide macro."
Se e als o
 Changing an Air-Slide's settings (Standard mode)
 Changing an Air-Slide's settings (Advanced mode)
About the System Control function
The Remote Commander (RM-AX4000) has special buttons called "System Control buttons," and you can perform programmed actions by pressing these
buttons.
If you press the MORE button (rightmost System Control button), all keys sharing the same function as that System Control buttons are displayed at the bottom
of the display. These keys are called, "System Control keys."
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