Kenwood KR-V9020 - Manual (Page 41)

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Set to USE.
■ To check the programmed contents dur­
ing programming
1. Check that the LEARN/USE select switch is in the USE
position.
2. Press the key to be checked,
3. Verify that the component to be operated works
correctly.
■ To change the programmed contents
perform the programming operation again. The previously
programmed contents will be canceled automatically, and
the newly programmed contents will be maintained in
memory.
■ Normal operation of the remote control
unit
1. Set the LEARN/USE select switch to the USE position.
2. Press a key under which another remote control func­
tion has been programmed.
The TRANSMIT indicator blinks and the target compo­
nent operates as intended,
■ Overlay sheet
The provided overlay sheet offers a convenient way to
record and recall the contents programmed under the
various operation keys.
Write the programmed key contents on the overlay sheet
with an oil-based felt-tipped marker or pencil. To erase,
use a conventional eraser.
■ To erase the entire programmed
contents
With a single procedure, you can erase all of the
remote control functions which have been pro­
grammed under keys in each mode (AUDIO, VIDEO,
and AUX).
1. Set the LEARN/USE switch to the LEARN position.
2. Press a programmable key (any programmable key
may be pressed).
•The LEARN indicator lights.
3. Remove the battery cover from the back of the
remote control unit,
4. Press the reset key located inside the battery case
using the tip of a ball-point pen or similar instrument.
• All of the programmed contents are erased and
the remote control unit returns to its initial condi­
tion.
Reset key
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Most audio/video components use the same infrared
remote control coding system. Therefore, the RC-1 20
can memorize most of the functions of other remotely-
controlled components. Please read this manual and
the instruction manuals provided with your other A/V
components carefully before programming the remote
control functions of the other components.
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1. If the optical output level of the other remote control unit is
high, programming may not be carried out correctly. If this
occurs, separate the RC-1 20 and the other remote control
unit by a greater distance and perform the programming
procedure again.
2. if the LEARN and TRANSMIT indicators blink simultaneously
during programming, this indicates either that the key being
programmed cannot be programmed or that programming has
not been performed completely. If this occurs, perform the
programming procedure again.
3. Remote control functions using specially-coded signals or
signals other than infrared signals cannot be programmed.
Programming is also impossible when the RC-120's memory
capacity becomes full.
4. The LEARN indicator goes out 30 seconds after a learning
(programmable) key is pressed. After this, programming is
impossible. To continue programming, press the learning
(programmable) key again.
5. When two or more learning (programmable) keys are pressed
at the same time, the remote control function of the other
remote control unit will be stored under the key which was
pressed last.
6. Do not program the remote control functions of equipment
other than A/V comnonents. such as air conditioners, etc.