Sony RM-NX7000 - Manual (Page 60)

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Programming remote control signals for a key or button – Learning function (LEARN)
Notes
• Function keys that are not learnable appear pressed. If you press one of these
keys, a beep sounds twice. Or if you select a function key which has already
learned a remote control signal, a function key for which a macro has been
programmed or a function key which has been set as the reference key for
Alias, a message appears according to the respective setting contents. In this
case, perform the learning procedure following the on-screen instructions.
• If you press a function button that is not learnable, a message saying that it is
not learnable appears. Press the [OK] key, and then select another function
button. Or if you select a function button which has already learned a remote
control signal, a function button for which a macro has been programmed or a
function button which has been set as the reference button for Alias, a message
appears according to the respective setting contents. In this case, perform the
learning procedure following the on-screen instructions.
• If no input signal is detected for 10 seconds, an error message appears, and a
beep sounds five times. Select the function key or button again.
z Tips
• You can change a page with the NEXT/BACK button. (The Trash can page
does not appear.)
• If you want to teach function keys or buttons of other components, press the
[CANCEL] key. The display returns to step 4.
• If you press the COMMANDER OFF button, you can exit the standby mode for
remote control signal reception. Then the display returns to step 6.
■ To create a new function key and teach a remote
control signal to it
1 Press the [NEW] key.
2 Set the skin (key appearance and color) and the label of the
function key.
For details, see steps 6 and 7 in “Setting the skin (key appearance and
color) and the label (name) of a function key (SKIN/LABEL)” (page
97).
z Tip
A newly created function key is shown in the last page.
■ When you overwrite the key or button to which
learning signal has already been set
Keys to which a learning signal has already been set blink. If you press a
blinking key or a button to which a learning signal has already been set,
a message for confirmation of overwriting appears.
Press the [YES] key to overwrite the key or button with a new signal.
If you press the [NO] key, the display returns to the previous display.