Sony RM-AV2100B Operating Instructions (primary... Manuale utente

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Integrated Remote

Commander

Operating Instructions

RM-AV2100/AV2100B

WARNING

To prevent fire or shock

hazard, do not expose the

unit to rain or moisture.

To avoid electrical shock, do

not open the cabinet. Refer

servicing to qualified

personnel only.

WARNING

You are cautioned that any changes or

modifications not expressly approved in

this manual could void your authority to

operate this equipment.

For the customers in the USA

Owner’s Record

The model number is located on the front

panel.

The serial number is located on the inner

side of the battery compartment.

Record these numbers in the spaces

provided below. Refer to them whenever

you call upon your Sony dealer

regarding this product.

Model No. RM-AV2100B

Serial No.

NOTICE FOR THE CUSTOMERS IN

THE U.S.A.

NOTE

This equipment has been tested and

found to comply with the limits for a

Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15

of the FCC Rules. These limits are

designed to provide reasonable

protection against harmful interference

in a residential installation. This

equipment generates, uses, and can

radiate radio frequency energy and, if

not installed and used in accordance with

the instructions, may cause harmful

interference to radio communications.

However, there is no guarantee that

interference will not occur in a particular

installation. If this equipment does cause

harmful interference to radio or

television reception, which can be

determined by turning the equipment off

and on, the user is encouraged to try to

correct the interference by one or more of

the following measures:

– Reorient or relocate the receiving

antenna.

– Increase the separation between the

equipment and receiver.

– Connect the equipment to an outlet on

a circuit different from that to which

the receiver is connected.

– Consult the dealer or an experienced

radio/TV technician for help.

Features

The RM-AV2100 Remote Commander provides centralized control of all your AV

components from a single remote commander and saves the trouble of operating

differentAV components with different remote control devices. The following are its

main features.

Centralized control of Sony AV components with this one remote commander

This Commander is preset at the factory to operate Sony brand components, so you can

use it out of the box as a control center for your Sony AV components.

Remote control signals for non-Sony components are also preset

This Commander is preset for most major brands components including Sony. You can

remote control your components by setting their code numbers (page 8).

Learning function for programming other remote control signals you need

This Commander has a learning function, to learn remote control signals to operate

non-preset components or functions (page 16).

In addition, the Commander can learn remote control signals (infrared signals only) of

non-Audio Visual components such as air-conditioners, lights, etc. (some specific

appliances or functions may not be available) (page 38).

Reassigning new components

You can assign other Component Select Buttons to freely operate other components.

This is useful when you have more than two of the same kind of AV components (page

35).

System Control function allows one-touch operation to execute a series of

commands

You can program up to 16 consecutive operation steps to execute a series of operations

by pressing a single button (page 23).

Data can be transferred among remote commanders with the mark

You can transfer the data such as learned signals and component code settings between

this Commander and another Sony remote commander with the mark. It will save

you the trouble of performing the same operations again for setting (page 41).

Channel macro function allows you to select a channel with a single key

Up to 4 key steps can be programmed on macro keys. If you set the key operations for

entering a channel number on a macro key, you can select the channel by pressing that

macro key (page 45).

Easy-to-operate touch key LCD with blue back light

This Commander has a touch key LCD that changes the key display according to the

selected component. The Commander is easy to operate as only the keys necessary to

operate the selected component are displayed. The display backlight allows operation

even in the dark.

Table of Contents

Getting Started

Installing the Batteries .........................................................................................................6

When to replace the batteries.............................................................................................. 6

Location and Function of Controls ....................................................................................... 7

Basic Operations

Setting the Code for Preset Audio andVisual Components ................................................. 8

Setting a component code ................................................................................................... 8

Checking if the code number works ................................................................................ 10

Finding a component code with the Search function.................................................... 11

Operating Your Components with the Remote Commander .............................................. 13

To control the volume ........................................................................................................ 14

Notes on operating your components ............................................................................. 15

Using Non-Preset Remote Control Operations — Learning Function ................................ 16

For accurate learning ......................................................................................................... 20

Changing or erasing the function of a taught key or button ....................................... 20

Advanced Features

Controlling theVolume ofVisual Components Connected to an Audio System................. 22

Executing a Series of Commands — System Control Functions......................................... 23

Programming a series of commands to the SYSTEM CONTROL buttons ................ 24

Notes on System Control Operations .............................................................................. 27

Programming a series of commands to the Component Select buttons..................... 28

Changing the interval between operation steps ............................................................ 30

Adding an Extra Function to the Component Select Buttons ............................................. 31

Programming the Power-On command of the selected component

(for Sony components only) ........................................................................................... 31

Adding a command that is required when selecting a component ............................ 32

Turning Off the Power ofAll Components with the Touch of a Single Button

— System Power-Off Function (for Sony Components only) ........................................... 34

Assigning Other Components to the Component Select Buttons ...................................... 35

Copying the settings of a Component Select button to another button ..................... 37

Programming a Frequently Used Key Operation for SYSTEM CONTROL Buttons ............... 38

Notes on learning the signals of an air-conditioner ...................................................... 40

Transferring Data between Remote Commanders.............................................................. 41

Transferring data ................................................................................................................ 41

Receiving the data ..............................................................................................................43

Selecting a Channel with a Single Key Press — Channel Macro Function ......................... 45

Using Other Functions

Locking the Controls — Hold Function............................................................................... 47

Protecting your settings — Preset Lock Function .............................................................. 48

Changing the Auto Power-OffTime of the Commander ..................................................... 49

Adjusting the Backlight of the Display Window ................................................................. 50

Setting the Key-Touch Beep ................................................................................................ 51

Changing the Touch-Key Display......................................................................................... 52

Additional Information

Precautions ......................................................................................................................... 54

Maintenance ....................................................................................................................... 54

Specifications...................................................................................................................... 54

Troubleshooting .................................................................................................................. 55

Appendix

Table of Preset Functions.................................................................................................... 58

TV.......................................................................................................................................... 58

VCR 1, 2, 3............................................................................................................................ 59

DVD...................................................................................................................................... 59

VD (LD player) ................................................................................................................... 60

CBL (Cable box) .................................................................................................................. 60

SAT........................................................................................................................................ 61

AMP...................................................................................................................................... 61

CD ......................................................................................................................................... 62

MD ........................................................................................................................................ 63

DAT....................................................................................................................................... 63

DECK B/A........................................................................................................................... 64

TUNER ................................................................................................................................. 64

DSP (Digital Surround Processor).................................................................................... 65

LCD Touch-Key DisplayTable............................................................................................... 66

Quick Reference of Operations........................................................................................... 74

Index ......................................................................................................................Back cover

Getting Started

Installing the Batteries

Slide open the battery compartment lid

and insert four sizeAA (R6) batteries (not

supplied). Be sure to line up the + and –

on the batteries with the + and – on the

battery compartment.

When to replace the batteries

Batteries for remote control

operation and backlight (four

size AA (R6) batteries)

Under normal conditions, batteries will

last up to 5 months. If the Commander

does not operate properly, batteries

might be worn out and Eis displayed

on the LCD touch panel. When the

display dims or the backlight for the

touch keys grows dim, replace the

batteries with new ones.

Note

Do not take more than one day to replace the

batteries; otherwise, your setting of the code

numbers (page 8) and learned remote control

signals (page 16) will be erased.

Notes on batteries

•Do not mix old batteries with new ones or

mix different types of batteries together.

•If the electrolyte inside the battery should

leak, wipe the contaminated area of the

battery compartment with a cloth and replace

the old batteries with new ones. To prevent

the electrolyte from leaking, remove the

batteries when you plan not to use the

Commander for a long period of time.

5COMMANDER OFF button

Turns the power of the Commander

off.

6Component Select buttons

Selects the component to control.

7VOLUME +/– buttons*(page 14, 22)

Adjust the volume.

8MUTING button*(page 14, 22)

Mutes the audio. Press the button

once again to resume at the previous

volume.

9CHANNEL +/– buttons

Select the channel.

*Note on the VOLUME +/– and

MUTING buttons

The Commander controls or mutes the TV’s

volume when you select a visual component.

The Commander controls or mutes the

amplifier’s volume when you select an audio

component.

You can change this setting also (page 22).

Note on the power on and off of the

Remote Commander

To turn on the power, press any button except

the COMMANDER OFF button.

To turn off, press COMMANDER OFF, or if

you don’t use the Commander, it automatically

turns off after 10 minutes. This interval can also

be changed (page 49).

Location and Function

of Controls

1Component display area

Displays the name of the component

selected.

2LCD touch key display (page 11)

The keys used for operating each

component are displayed.

Note

Do not press the touch keys using sharp

objects such as pins or ball-point pens.

3SYSTEM CONTROL buttons (page

23)

You can program up to 16 consecutive

key operations to each of the three

SYSTEM CONTROL buttons . You can

automatically carry out the entire

program by pressing one button.

4LIGHT button (page 50)

Used to light up the LCD display in

the dark. Press the button once to turn

on the light, and once again to turn it

off. You can also set the backlight to

go off automatically after a certain

period of time.

Basic Operations

Setting the Code for

Preset Audio and Visual

Components

The Commander is preset at the factory

to operate Sony brand AV components

(see the table below). If you are using the

Commander with a factory-set Sony

components, skip the following

procedures.

You can use the Commander with other

presetAV components also. To use with

other AV components, you need to follow

the procedures to set the correct codes for

each component.

*Analog audio compact cassette deck

Compo-

nent Select

Button

VCR1

VCR2

VCR3

DVD

CBL/SAT

AMP

MD/DAT

DECK B/A

TUNER

DSP

Factory setting

Sony TV

Sony VHS VCR

(VTR3)

Sony 8mm VCR

(VTR2)

Sony Beta VCR

(VTR1)

Sony DVD

player

Sony satellite

tuner (SAT)

Sony amplifier

Sony CD player

Sony MD deck

Sony cassette

deck

Sony FM/AM

tuner

Sony digital

surround

processor

Preset

component(s)

TV/VCR Combo

VCR

DVD player

(DVD)/LD

player (VD)

Cable box

(CBL)/Satellite

tuner (SAT)

Amplifier

CD player

MD deck/DAT

deck

Cassette deck*

FM/AM tuner

Surround

processor

See “Table of Preset Functions” (page 58)

for the functions of keys and buttons as

for each component.

Setting a component code

Example: To set up a Philips’ TV

1See the tables in the supplied

“Component Code Numbers”,

and find the three-digit code

number for the desired

component.

If more than one code number is

listed, use the number that is listed

first.

For example, to set up a Philips’ TV,

you would use the code number 056.

2While pressing COMMANDER

OFF, press MUTING.

All the component names in the

display flash.

3Press the Component Select

button for the desired component.

The selected component remains

displayed, and the 0 – 9, ENTER and

DISPLAY keys flash.

Note on the DVD and CBL/SAT

buttons

When you set the component code of the DVD

or CBL/SAT button, press repeatedly until the

desired component is displayed (“DVD” or

“VD”, “CBL” or “SAT”).

Note on the DECK B/A button

You have to set one component code each for

DECK A and DECK B. Press the DECK B/A

button repeatedly until the desired deck is

displayed (“DECK A” or “DECK B”), and set a

component code for it.

4Press the three-digit component

code number followed by the

ENTER key on the touch-key

display.

A beep sounds, and the code number

and “ENTER” appear twice.

5If you want to set a code for

another component, repeat Steps

3 and 4.

6Press COMMANDER OFF.

Continued

Setting the Code for Preset Audio

and Visual Components

(continued) Checking if the code number

works

1Press the corresponding

Component Select button for the

component you have set up.

The Commander turns on and the

touch-keys appear on the display.

2Power on the component with its

power switch.

3Aim the Commander at the

component and press the POWER

key in the touch-key display.

When the remote control signal is

sent, is displayed on the display.

The component should power off.

Notes

•If you press a component code number that is

not on the table in the supplied “Component

Code Numbers”, the Commander beeps and

“NG” flashes after you press the ENTER key.

If this happens, check the component code

number, and try setting again.

•If you don’t input anything into the

Commander for over two minutes between

each step, the setup procedure will be

canceled. To set the code, you must again

press MUTING while pressing

COMMANDER OFF.

To check which code number is

set

Press the DISPLAY key in Step 3 to 5. The

code number and “ENTER” appear

twice.

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