Operating A/V Components; Adjusting The Volume - Sony RM-VL1400T Manual De Instrucciones

Operating A/V components

Press the appropriate buttons on the Remote Commander
to operate your A/V components.
You can select the functions displayed on the screen with
the Label select buttons corresponding to each function.
The functions displayed on the screen change by
pressing the SCROLL button repeatedly.
Example: To operate a TV
1
Press the TV button.
The Remote Commander stands by for TV operation.
2
Press the 1 (power) button.
The TV turns on.
3
Press the buttons for the desired operation.
When a signal is sent,
other buttons, such as the 2 (volume) +/–,
PROGRAM +/–, % (muting), cursor, and MENU
buttons. See also "Table of Preset Functions" (page
34) for the functions of buttons for each source
component.
Tip
If the Remote Commander does not work as intended, check the
function of the button using the Labelling function (page 11) or
programme signals using the Learning function (page 12).
About the z/REC (record) button
To avoid misoperation, the Remote Commander will
only transmit z/REC (record) button signals if the
button is pressed and held for over 2 seconds.
10 GB
appears. You can also use
z/REC
(record) button

Adjusting the volume

Press the 2 (volume) +/– buttons to adjust the volume.
Press the % (muting) button to silence the sound
temporarily.
When you select a visual component, the TV's volume
will be controlled; when you select an audio component,
the amplifier's volume will be controlled.
To change the volume control setting, see "Controlling
the volume of visual components connected to an audio
component" on page 23.
Note
If you programme remote signals on the TV or amplifier's
volume control buttons using the Learning function (page 12),
those buttons will also send the learned signal to control
components other than a TV or amplifier.
If you programme remote signals on the volume control buttons
of components other than a TV or amplifier, those buttons will
send the learned signal for controlling the A/V component
instead of controlling the TV or amplifier's volume.
2 (volume)
+/– buttons
% (muting)
button