Using
the IR Remote Commander
®
Unit
24
If you want to...
Pick up the IR Remote Commander
®
unit and. . .
Lock a source
In your Sony system, controls for the central entertainment sources
are located throughout your home. This creates the possibility that
users in the home theater room, for example, could accidentally
interrupt the viewing of a DVD in a bedroom. You can prevent this
by "locking" the source you're enjoying.
1. Press the
LOCK
button on the IR Remote Commander unit to
lock the selected source. A Light Emitting Diode (LED) in the In-
Wall Keypad
LOCK
button lights up to indicate status.
• Amber: The selected source is locked.
• Off: The selected source is released.
2. The Lock status is also indicated by LEDs next to the
SELECT
buttons in the In-Wall Keypad.
A. A
GREEN
LED indicates that the source is selected.
B. An
AMBER
LED indicates that the source is selected and
locked in another room. You are free to enjoy
entertainment from that source. But because of its "locked"
status, you cannot control that source from your room.
3) Press the
LOCK
button again to release the selected source.
Use the Sleep function.
The Sleep function automatically turns off the Remote Room after a
specified duration. Each time you press the
SLEEP
button, the
time changes as shown: 2:00 1:30 1:00 0:30 OFF.
Adjust the In-Wall Keypad
display brightness.
Press the
DIMMER
button to raise and lower the brightness of the
Keypad Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) backlight.
Replacing batteries.
Under normal conditions, the IR Remote Commander unit batteries should last for about six months.
Do not install a new battery together with an old battery.
1. Remove the battery cover as shown.
2. Insert two fresh AA batteries, observing polarity as indicated.
When replacing batteries, do not drop any foreign object into
the Remote Commander unit casing.
3. Replace the battery cover.
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