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4-170-639-12 (1) Integrated Remote Commander Operating Instructions RM-VLZ620 © 2010 Sony Corporation For the customers in the U.S.A. WARNING 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 device and receiver. — Connect the equipment into 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. You are cautioned that any changes or modifications not expressly approved in this manual could void your authority to operate this equipment. IMPORTANT Be sure to place the remote control out of the reach of small children or pets, and lock the controls using the Hold function (page 31). Devices such as air conditioners, heaters, electric appliances, and electric shutters or curtains receiving an infrared signal can be dangerous if misoperated. Features The RM-VLZ620 provides centralized control of all of your Audio Video devices, saving the trouble of operating other A/V devices with different remote controls. The following are its main features. You can centralize control of all of your Sony devices (page 10). The RM-VLZ620 is preset at the factory to operate any Sony device. You can also control non-Sony devices (page 12). You can control up to eight devices. The RM-VLZ620 can control devices assigned to any of the eight Device Select buttons. You can assign the following devices: TV Projector Cable set top box Satellite receiver IPTV DVR (digital video recorder) PVR (personal video recorder) DVD player DVD recorder Blu-ray Disc player HD-DVD player VCR CD player Cassette deck DVD Home Theater Amplifier Receiver Audio accessory The RM-VLZ620 can be used to operate major manufacturer’s A/V devices by setting the manufacturer’s code. You can teach the RM-VLZ620 new functions (page 20). The RM-VLZ620 can learn infrared signals from devices such as lighting, etc. You can perform a consecutive procedure by simply pressing one button. The RM-VLZ620 can assign channel numbers to the number buttons, allowing you to select any channel directly with one button (page 27). The RM-VLZ620 can program up to 12 consecutive procedures to the SYSTEM CONTROL or Device Select buttons (page 28). Flow Chart for Setting Up Your RM-VLZ620 For a Sony Device Turn on your device by the Device Select button (page 10). Sony TV For a Non-Sony Device ©2010 Sony Corporation Printed in China Set the manufacturer’s code (page 12). TV / Téléviseur / TV / TV Brand Code No. Brand A.R. Systems Accent Acer Acoustic Solutions Action Addison Admiral AEG Aftron Aiko Aim Akai 00037, 00556 00037 01339 01037, 01523, 01667 00650 00108, 00653 00463 01037, 01163, 01556 00891 00037, 01681 00037, 00706, 00753 00037, 00178, 00208, 00556, 00702, 00714, 00753, 00812, 01675, 02232 00860 00037 00753, 01733 00037 00037, 00171, 00668, 00714, 01037, 01363, 01556, 01667 00037, 00668, 00714, 01037, 02104 01037 00037 00037, 00171, 01037 00037 00037, 00650 01163 00037 00037, 00668 00108, 00178, 00625, 01365, 01589 00156 00037, 00714 00037 00037, 00556 01037 Searching... 00037 00037 00698 00037 00037, 00714, 00820, 01681, 02104 00698 00171 00108, 01681 00714 00208 00565 00556 00037, 00556, 00668, 01037, 01163 00037, 00195, 00512 00463 00178 00208, 00226, 00812, 00821 00037, 00714, 01652 00698 01037 01562 00037 00668 00037 00753, 00820, 00821, 01037, 01163 00195 00037, 00556, 00625, 00668, 00714, 01037, 01314, 01363, 01652 01652 01363 BPL Akashi Akiba If the manufacturer’s Akira code cannot Akito be found Akura Alba Search for the manufacturer’s Alien code (page 15). Allstar Amstrad Anam Anam National Andersson Anitech Ansonic AOC Apex Digital Ardem Arena Aristona ART Asberg Astra ATD Atlantic Audiosonic Audioworld Aventura Awa Axxon Baird Bang & Olufsen Barco Basic Line Operate your device with the preset function (page 36). Baur Baysonic Beaumark Beijing Beko Belson Belstar BenQ Beon Berthen Bestar Black Diamond Blaupunkt Blue Sky Boca Bork Brandt Brillian Brinkmann Brionvega Broksonic Bush C-Tech Caishi Cameron Camper Carad Carena Carrefour Cascade Casio Cathay CCE Celebrity Celestial Centrex Centrum Centurion Changfeng Changhong Chun Yun Chung Hsin Cinex Clarivox Clatronic Clayton Coby Commercial Solu Condor Conia Conrowa Contec Cosmel Crosley Crown CTX Curtis Curtis Mathes D-Vision Daewoo Dansai Dantax Datsura Dawa Daytron De Graaf DEC Decca Denver Desmet Diamant Diamond Dick Smith Elect Digatron Digihome Digiline DigiMax Digital Life Digitex Digitor Advanced Features Teach signals (page 20). If the Manufacturer’s code cannot be found Program a consecutive procedure (page 28). For more convenient features Table of Contents Features.....................................................................................................3 Flow Chart for Setting Up Your RM-VLZ620....................................................4 Getting Started Installing the Batteries................................................................................8 Location of Controls.....................................................................................9 Controlling Devices Controlling Sony Devices with the RM-VLZ620............................................. 10 Setting the Manufacturer’s Code for Non-Sony Devices................................. 12 Setting the manufacturer’s code........................................................................13 Searching for the Manufacturer’s Code for Non-Sony Devices........................ 15 Checking the manufacturer’s code you have set.............................................16 Adjusting the Volume................................................................................ 17 Controlling volume via an amplifier................................................................18 Teaching the RM-VLZ620 New Functions (Learning Function)....................... 20 Teaching the Device Select or SYSTEM CONTROL buttons.......................24 Additional Features Assigning a Channel to Each Number Button............................................... 27 Programming the RM-VLZ620 Consecutive Procedures................................. 28 Locking the Controls (Hold Function)........................................................... 31 Restoring the Factory Settings................................................................... 32 Other Information Precautions............................................................................................... 33 Maintenance............................................................................................. 33 Specifications............................................................................................ 33 Troubleshooting........................................................................................ 34 Table of Preset Functions TV button.................................................................................................. 37 TV.........................................................................................................................37 Projector...............................................................................................................37 DVD button............................................................................................... 38 DVD player/recorder.........................................................................................38 BD button................................................................................................. 39 Blu-ray Disc/HD-DVD player..........................................................................39 CBL (SAT) button........................................................................................ 40 Cable set top box.................................................................................................40 Satellite receiver..................................................................................................40 DVR (PVR) button...................................................................................... 41 Digital video recorder/personal video recorder.............................................41 VCR button................................................................................................ 42 VCR......................................................................................................................42 CD button.................................................................................................. 43 CD player.............................................................................................................43 Cassette deck.......................................................................................................43 AMP button............................................................................................... 44 Amplifier/receiver...............................................................................................44 DVD Home Theater...........................................................................................44 Index........................................................................................................ 46 Quick Setup Guide..................................................................................... 48 Getting Started Installing the Batteries Slide open the battery compartment lid and insert two size AA (R6) dry batteries (not supplied). Insert the batteries (negative end first) into the battery compartment as shown below. Note Even if you replace the batteries, your manufacturer’s code settings or learned/ programmed remote signals remain stored. Battery life Under normal conditions, size AA (LR6) alkaline batteries will last up to one year. If the RM-VLZ620 does not operate properly, the batteries might be drained. If this happens, replace both batteries with new ones. Notes on batteries Do not use an old battery with a new one, 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 electrolyte from leaking, remove the batteries if you plan not to use the RMVLZ620 for a long period of time. Location of Controls About tactile dots The number 5, CH +, and buttons each have a tactile dot for ease of use. Getting Started The function of the buttons varies depending on settings/operating modes. The “Table of Preset Functions” (page 36) shows how the RMVLZ620 generally operates for each device in the factory preset mode. 1 SET indicator Lights or flashes during settings. 2 SET button 3 Device Select buttons Light with the button press to indicate the current device mode. 4 Player Control buttons 5 A, B, C, D buttons 6 GUIDE button 7 //// buttons 8 LIST button 9 RETURN button 0 MENU button qa VOL (volume) +/– buttons qs INPUT button qd Number buttons qf (dot) button qg SYSTEM CONTROL buttons qh (open/close) button qj TV button Turns the TV on or off. qk POWER button ql PAGE +/– buttons w; FAVORITES button wa INFO button ws OPTIONS button wd RECALL button wf MUTING button wg CH (channel) +/– buttons wh SLEEP button wj ENTER button Controlling Devices Controlling Sony Devices with the RM-VLZ620 Device Select buttons The RM-VLZ620 is preset at the factory to operate Sony brand A/V devices set to any of the Device Select buttons (see the table below). Device Select button Preset device Factory setting* TV Sony TV 02473 CBL (SAT) Cable set top box (non-Sony) 51376 DVR (PVR) Sony digital video 22676 recorder DVD Sony DVD player BD Sony Blu-ray Disc 11516 player VCR Sony VCR 60032 CD Sony CD player 70000 AMP Sony receiver 82586 Example: To operate a Sony DVD player 1 Press the desired Device Select button. 11033 The selected Device Select button lights up when you press it, and turns off when you release it. * The five-digit code is the preset manufacturer’s code. Notes For button functions for each device, see “Table of Preset Functions” (page 36). The remote control signals may be different for some devices or functions. In this case, teach the remote control appropriate signals to the RM-VLZ620 (page 20). To control other Sony devices that are not preset at the factory, set the manufacturer’s code for the device (page 12). Some devices that do not support infrared signals will not work with the RM-VLZ620. 10 2 Press any button to control the device. See “Table of Preset Functions” (page 36) for the functions of buttons for each device. Note If the device does not automatically turn on, press POWER to turn it on. To clear automatic power-on control for a Sony device than 3 seconds. While keeping SET held down, press , then release both buttons. Controlling Devices SET/SET indicator Device Select buttons 1 Press and hold SET for more The SET indicator lights up. 2 Enter 9 - 7 - 7. The SET indicator flashes three times to indicate that the setting mode has been entered. 9, 7 3 flashes 3 Press the Device Select button you want to change. The Device Select buttons are preset to automatically turn on the selected device when pressed. To clear auto power-on control, perform the procedure below. The SET indicator flashes three times, and the indicators turn off. 3 flashes To cancel the process Press SET anytime. 11 To check which Device Select button is set for a Sony device Press POWER in Step 3 above. The Device Select buttons set for Sony devices will flash in sequence. Device Select buttons set for nonSony devices will not flash. To set automatic power-on control again Perform the same procedure as when you clear the automatic power-on control. Notes If you set the manufacturer’s code of a non-Sony device on a Device Select button, you cannot set the automatic power-on control on the button. If you change to the code of a non-Sony device after setting automatic power-on control, the control will be cleared. If you attempt automatic power-on control for a non-Sony device, the SET indicator will flash once and turn off (to indicate that you cannot set this control). If you teach a signal or program a consecutive procedure to a Device Select button to which the automatic power-on control is set, the control will not work. To activate the control, clear the learned signal or programmed consecutive procedure from the Device Select button. 12 Setting the Manufacturer’s Code for Non-Sony Devices You can use the RM-VLZ620 for major brand A/V devices. To use with nonSony A/V devices, or Sony devices that are not preset at the factory (see table below for factory setting), you need to set the manufacturer’s code for each device to any of the eight Device Select buttons. Device Select button Preset device Factory setting* TV Sony TV 02473 CBL (SAT) Cable set top box (non-Sony) 51376 DVR (PVR) Sony digital video 22676 recorder DVD Sony DVD player BD Sony Blu-ray Disc 11516 player VCR Sony VCR 60032 CD Sony CD player 70000 AMP Sony receiver 82586 11033 * The five-digit code is the preset manufacturer’s code. Notes Only a TV or projector can be assigned to the TV Device Select button. You can assign any device to the other Device Select buttons. For button functions for each device, see “Table of Preset Functions” (page 36). If no operations are performed for 10 seconds while setting, the setting will be canceled, and must be restarted. Some devices that do not support infrared signals will not work with the RM-VLZ620. Setting the manufacturer’s code Manufacturer’s code TV (01454) CBL DVR DVD BD VCR CD AMP Note If you cannot find the manufacturer’s code, use the Search function (page 15). 2 Press and hold SET for more than 3 seconds. The SET indicator lights up. Number buttons Example: To set up a Philips TV (01454) 1 Refer to the supplied “Manufacturer’s Code List,” and find the five-digit manufacturer’s code for the desired device. If more than one manufacturer’s code is listed, use the code that is listed first. It is recommended to keep a note of the codes for your devices, for easy reference later. While keeping SET held down, press the desired Device Select button, then release both buttons. The selected Device Select button lights up. 3 Enter the manufacturer’s code (01454). The SET indicator flashes three times, and the indicators turn off. 3 flashes To cancel the process Press SET anytime. 13 Controlling Devices SET/SET indicator Device Select buttons Device Note If the setting is incomplete, the SET indicator flashes once and the indicators turn off. Start again from the beginning. If you enter a manufacturer’s code that is not listed in the supplied “Manufacturer’s Code List,” the setting will be canceled. To operate the device 1 Press the Device Select button for the device you want to operate. The Device Select button flashes. 2 Press POWER to turn on the device. 3 Press any button to control the device. See “Table of Preset Functions” (page 36) for the functions of buttons for each device. If the RM-VLZ620 does not seem to be working First, try repeating the setup procedure using another manufacturer’s code (if listed for your device). Try setting the code number using the Search function (page 15). The remote control signals may be different for some devices or functions. In this case, teach the remote control appropriate signals to the RM-VLZ620 (page 20). 14 To clear a manufacturer’s code setting You can reset the code of any Device Select button to its factory setting. 1 Press and hold SET for more than 3 seconds. The SET indicator lights up. While keeping SET held down, press . 2 Enter 9 - 0 - 2. The SET indicator flashes three times. 3 Press the Device Select button you want to reset. The SET indicator flashes three times and the indicators turn off. To cancel the process, press SET anytime. Notes When you reset a Device Select button, the learned function or programmed consecutive procedure will also be cleared from the button. To clear all the settings of the RM-VLZ620, see page 32. Searching for the Manufacturer’s Code for Non-Sony Devices Example: To set the manufacturer’s code for your TV 1 Power on the device with its 2 Aim the RM-VLZ620 at the Note 3 Press and hold SET for more If no operations are performed for 10 seconds while setting, the setting will be canceled, and must be restarted. SET/SET indicator Device Select buttons , , device you want to set. than 3 seconds. The SET indicator lights up. While keeping SET held down, press the desired Device Select button, then release both buttons. The selected Device Select button lights up. 4 Enter 9 - 2 - 2. 9, 2 The SET indicator flashes three times to indicate that the setting mode has been entered. 3 flashes 5 Press and hold to start searching. 15 Controlling Devices power switch. If you cannot find the manufacturer’s code in the supplied “Manufacturer’s Code List,” set the code using the Search function. 6 When the device turns off, release the button. If you overshoot the required code, you can search for the next or previous code using the or button. Checking the manufacturer’s code you have set You can check the manufacturer’s code number you have set. Example: To check the code number (50831) you have set for the TV 7 Press . The SET indicator flashes three times, and the indicators turn off. 1 Press and hold SET for more than 3 seconds. The SET indicator lights up. 3 flashes To cancel the process Press SET anytime. Notes If all codes have been cycled through once, the SET indicator and selected Device Select button flash once and turn off. If the setting is incomplete, the SET indicator flashes once and the indicators turn off. If you still cannot operate the device, even after setting the manufacturer’s code using the Search function, another code may be available. Repeat the above steps to search for another code that works for most functions of your device. While keeping SET held down, press the desired Device Select button, then release both buttons. The selected Device Select button lights up. 2 Enter 9 - 3 - 3. The SET indicator flashes three times to indicate that the setting mode has been entered. 3 flashes 3 Press . 16 4 The SET indicator and Digit SET TV Code First flashes once flashes 5 times =5 Second flashes twice flashes rapidly* =0 Third flashes 3 times flashes 8 times =8 Fourth flashes 4 times flashes 3 times =3 Fifth flashes 5 times flashes once =1 * Flashing rapidly indicates “0.” If you want to check once more, press . 5 Press SET to finish. The indicators turn off. Adjusting the Volume Press VOL +/– to control the volume. Press MUTING to mute the sound. When a video device is selected, the TV’s volume is controlled. When an audio device is selected, the amplifier’s volume is controlled. Video devices are: TV, Cable set top box, Satellite receiver, IPTV, DVR (digital video recorder)/PVR (personal video recorder), DVD player, DVD recorder, Blu-ray Disc/HD-DVD player, VCR Audio devices are: CD player, Cassette deck, Amplifier, Receiver, Audio accessory The factory setting for each Device Select button is as follows. Device Select button Controls the volume of TV, CBL, DVR, DVD, BD, VCR TV CD, AMP Amplifier Notes It is recommended that you first set the TV and AMP manufacturer’s code before setting up any other devices. When a projector or DVD Home Theater is selected, its volume can be independently controlled. 17 Controlling Devices selected Device Select button flash in sequence according to the manufacturer’s code you set. Count the number of flashes to determine the code number. Controlling volume via an amplifier If your TV (or other video device) is connected to an amplifier or DVD Home Theater, you may want to hear the sound from the speakers via your amplifier. In this case, change the factory preset so that you can control the volume of your audio device without switching the controlling device from video to audio each time. To change the factory preset of the volume control SET/SET indicator Device Select buttons Example: To set the DVD Device Select button to control the volume via the amplifier 1 Press and hold SET for more than 3 seconds. The SET indicator lights up. While keeping SET held down, press the Device Select button for the device you want to control the volume via the amplifier, then release both buttons. The selected Device Select button lights up. 2 Enter 9 - 5 - 5. 9, 5 The SET indicator flashes three times to indicate that the setting mode has been entered. 3 flashes 18 3 Press the Device Select button to which the connected amplifier is assigned. Controlling Devices The SET indicator flashes three times and the indicators turn off. 3 flashes To cancel the process Press SET anytime. To reset the volume control 1 Press and hold SET for more than 3 seconds. The SET indicator lights up. While keeping SET held down, press the Device Select button you want to reset. 2 Enter 9 - 5 - 5. The SET indicator flashes three times. 3 Press the same Device Select button you pressed in Step 1. The SET indicator flashes three times and the indicators turn off. 19 Teaching the RMVLZ620 New Functions (Learning Function) SET/SET indicator Device Select buttons If you cannot control a device, even after correctly setting the manufacturer’s code, you can teach the RM-VLZ620 new functions by using the original remote control supplied with the device. You can teach a function to all the buttons (except SET) for any device mode. To teach the Device Select or SYSTEM CONTROL buttons, see page 24. You may find it useful to write down the functions you have taught. 9, 8 Notes Use new batteries in both remote control units. Certain remote control signals may not be learned. If the function has already been learned, it will be overwritten with the new one. You cannot teach a number button to which you have already assigned a channel (page 27). You can also teach the signals of a computer’s remote control (including a built-in tuner type) to control the monitor. If you do not perform learning steps for 10 seconds at any point during the process, the learning procedure is canceled. Example: To teach a function to the (play) button in DVD mode 1 Place the RM-VLZ620 head to head with your device’s remote control. Remote control for your device RM-VLZ620 About 3 – 8 cm (1 – 3 in.) away 20 2 Press and hold SET for more 5 Press the button on the RMthan 3 seconds. While keeping SET held down, press , then release both buttons. VLZ620 you want to teach. flash The SET indicator lights up. 3 Enter 9 - 8 - 8. The SET indicator flashes three times to indicate that the setting mode has been entered. 3 flashes 4 Press the Device Select button for the device you want to control. The selected Device Select button lights up. Note Perform the next step within 30 seconds. Otherwise, the SET indicator flashes once and the learning procedure returns to Step 4. 6 Press the button on the original remote control to transmit the signal to the RM-VLZ620. During signal transfer, only the SET indicator stays lit, and the Device Select button turns off. After signal transfer is complete, the SET indicator flashes three times, and the RM-VLZ620 returns to the state in Step 4. Remote control of device 3 flashes Data transfer completed 21 Controlling Devices The SET indicator flashes with the button press. (Learning function standby.) Note If the SET indicator flashes only once, it indicates that learning is incomplete. Repeat from Step 4 again. 7 Repeat Steps 4 to 6 to teach other new functions. 8 Press SET to finish teaching. The SET indicator turns off. To cancel the process Press SET anytime. Notes If you teach a signal to a button, the learned function will remain even after you set a manufacturer’s code. You cannot teach a simultaneous button operation (for example + ) to the two buttons on the RM-VLZ620 at a time. In this case, teach the signal to a single button while pressing two buttons on the original remote control at the same time. To teach an air-conditioner’s functions If you adjust the setting of the airconditioner according to the season, reset the parameters of the air conditioner’s remote control (temperature, air strength and direction, etc.), and teach the new remote signals to the RM-VLZ620. When the power button on the remote control for an airconditioner, etc., toggles between power-on and off with each press, the power-on/off operation may not be learned correctly. In this case, teach the power-on/off signals to two separate buttons on the RM-VLZ620. 1 Teach the power-on signal to a button (transmit the power-on signal by pressing the power button when the device is turned off). 22 2 Teach the power-off signal to another button (transmit the power-off signal by pressing the power button when the device is turned on). The two learned buttons of the RMVLZ620 now control the power-on/ off signals of the device respectively. Note Devices such as air conditioners and heaters receiving an infrared signal can be dangerous if misoperated. Be sure to place the RMVLZ620 out of the reach of small children or pets, and lock the controls using the Hold function (page 31). Tips for teaching accurately Do not move the remote control units during the learning procedure. Use new batteries in both remote control units. Avoid performing the learning procedure in places subject to direct sunlight, or strong fluorescent light. (Noise may interfere with the learning procedure.) The remote control detector area may differ depending on each remote control unit. If the RMVLZ620 does not learn signals, try changing the positions of the two remote control units. When you teach the signals of an interactive signal exchange system remote control unit (supplied with certain Sony’s amplifiers) to the RM-VLZ620, the response signal of the main unit may interfere with the learning of the RMVLZ620. In such a case, move to a place where the signals will not reach the main unit (e.g., another room). To clear the learned function of a single button 4 Press the learned button you want to reset. Example: To clear the learned function from number button 1 in DVD mode than 3 seconds. While keeping SET held down, press , then release both buttons. When the learned function is cleared, the SET indicator flashes three times and the indicators turn off. 3 flashes Note To clear another function, repeat Steps 3 and 4. The SET indicator lights up. 2 Enter 9 - 0 - 4. 5 Press SET to finish setting. The SET indicator turns off. To cancel the process Press SET anytime. The SET indicator flashes three times to indicate that the setting mode has been entered. 3 flashes 3 Press the desired Device Select button. To clear all the learned functions under a specific device mode Example: To clear all learned functions under DVD mode 1 Press and hold SET for more than 3 seconds. While keeping SET held down, press , then release both buttons. The selected Device Select button lights up. The SET indicator lights up. 23 Controlling Devices 1 Press and hold SET for more 2 Enter 9 - 0 - 5. The SET indicator flashes three times to indicate that the setting mode has been entered. 3 flashes 3 Press the desired Device Select button. When the learned functions is cleared, the SET indicator flashes three times and the indicators turn off. 3 flashes Teaching the Device Select or SYSTEM CONTROL buttons For example, if you want to switch your amplifier to DVD input, teach an input select signal to the DVD Device Select button so that the amplifier is automatically switched to DVD simply by pressing the DVD Device Select button. (For this operation, the amplifier should first be turned on.) Notes Use new batteries in both remote control units. If a consecutive procedure has been programmed to the button (page 28), the setting procedure will be canceled. SET/SET indicator Device Select buttons To cancel the process Press SET anytime. 9, 8 SYSTEM CONTROL buttons 24 Example: To teach the DVD input signal of your amplifier to the DVD Device Select button (when the DVD input can be selected with one button press) to head with your device’s remote control. Select button you want to teach for more than 3 seconds. The selected Device Select button lights up. Remote control for your device RM-VLZ620 Notes About 3 – 8 cm (1 – 3 in.) away Note If you do not perform learning steps within 10 seconds at any point during the process, learning mode is canceled. 2 Press and hold SET for more than 3 seconds. While keeping SET held down, press , then release both buttons. When teaching a SYSTEM CONTROL button, use a short press. Note that the selected button does not light up. If you do not perform the next step within 30 seconds, the SET indicator flashes once. Repeat from Step 4 again. 5 Select the DVD input on the original remote control. After data transfer is complete, the SET indicator flashes three times, and the RM-VLZ620 returns to the state in Step 4. 3 flashes Note The SET indicator lights up. 3 Enter 9 - 8 - 8. If the SET indicator flashes only once, it indicates that learning is incomplete. Repeat from Step 4 again. 6 Repeat Steps 4 and 5 to teach other functions. 7 Press SET to finish teaching. The SET indicator flashes three times to indicate that the setting mode has been entered. 3 flashes The SET indicator turns off. To cancel the process Press SET anytime. 25 Controlling Devices 1 Place the RM-VLZ620 head 4 Press and hold the Device To clear the learned function from the Device Select button or SYSTEM CONTROL button 1 Press and hold SET for more than 3 seconds. The SET indicator lights up. While keeping SET held down, press . 2 Enter 9 - 0 - 4. The SET indicator flashes three times. 3 Press and hold the Device Select button for more than 3 seconds, or press the SYSTEM CONTROL button you want to reset. When the learned function is cleared, the SET indicator flashes three times. 4 Press SET to finish setting. The SET indicator turns off. 26 Additional Features Assigning a Channel to Each Number Button 1 Press and hold SET for more than 3 seconds. The SET indicator lights up. Notes If another channel has already been set on a button, it will be overwritten with the new one. If the button has already learned a function, you cannot assign a channel. Once a number button has been programmed, it cannot function as a regular number button. SET/SET indicator Device Select buttons While keeping SET held down, press the desired Device Select button, then release both buttons. The selected Device Select button lights up. 2 Enter 9 - 7 - 1. The SET indicator flashes three times to indicate that the setting mode has been entered. 3 flashes 3 Press the number button Number buttons, ENTER where you want to assign the channel. The SET indicator flashes three times. 3 flashes 27 Additional Features Channel selecting procedures can be programmed to the number buttons (0 – 9) for each device mode, which allows you to select any channel number directly with a single press of a number button. Example: To assign a channel to number button 9 in CBL mode 4 Enter the desired channel number. Notes You can press up to four buttons among the number buttons, (dot), and ENTER. If you press any other button, the SET indicator flashes once and turns off, and the setting is canceled. If you press four buttons, the setting mode ends and the channel will be programmed. 5 Press SET to complete the programming. The SET indicator flashes three times, and the indicators turn off. 3 flashes Programming the RMVLZ620 Consecutive Procedures You can program a consecutive procedure and perform them by pressing just one button. You can program up to 16 consecutive steps to each of the SYSTEM CONTROL buttons (1 – 4) or the Device Select buttons. To perform the programmed procedure: – Press the programmed SYSTEM CONTROL button. – Press and hold the programmed Device Select button for more than 2 seconds*. * If you release the button within 2 seconds, the Device Select button will function to select the device mode. Notes You can now select the channel by pressing just the number 9 button. To cancel the process Press and hold SET for more than 3 seconds. The indicators turn off. If another consecutive procedure has already been set on the button, it will be overwritten with the new one. If the button has already learned a function, the setting procedure will be canceled. Clear the learned function (page 26). Example: To program a consecutive procedure to watch a DVD to the SYSTEM CONTROL 2 button: To clear the program 1 Press and hold SET for more than Power on the TV. 3 seconds. The SET indicator lights up. While keeping SET held down, press the desired Device Select button. 2 Enter 9 - 7 - 1. The SET indicator flashes three times. 3 Press and hold the programmed number button you want to reset for more than 3 seconds. When the program is cleared, the SET indicator flashes three times and turns off. 28 Power on the DVD player. Power on the amplifier. Set the input selector of the amplifier to DVD input. Set the input mode of the TV to VIDEO 1. Start DVD playback. SET/SET indicator Device Select buttons 2 Enter 9 - 8 - 1. The SET indicator flashes three times to indicate that the setting mode has been entered. 3 Press a SYSTEM CONTROL button or Device Select button you want to program. 9, 8, 1 SYSTEM CONTROL buttons 4 Program a consecutive procedure. With this example, press the buttons in sequence as below*: 1 Press and hold SET for more than 3 seconds. While keeping SET held down, press , then release both buttons. The SET indicator lights up. VIDEO1 DVD * The procedure may differ depending on your device. Program the correct procedure for your device. 29 Additional Features 3 flashes Notes You can press any button other than the SET or SYSTEM CONTROL buttons. You can skip the POWER button for Sony devices by using automatic power-on control instead. If you have programmed an incorrect operation by mistake, the setting is canceled. Start from the beginning. If you press a Device Select button in a consecutive procedure, the function already learned on the button will not be programmed. 5 Press SET to complete the programming. The SET indicator flashes three times and turns off. 3 flashes If your device does not accept consecutive remote control signals If the device does not respond to the next signal immediately after the power-on signal, you can insert other signals or an interval by pressing the same Device Select button. For Example, if TV power-on and input select do not work properly: Insert another device signal by pressing TVPOWERDVD POWERTVINPUT Insert a 0.3 second interval between each signal by pressing TVPOWERTVINPUT (Added signals are underlined.) Notes To cancel the process Press and hold SET for more than 3 seconds. The SET indicator turns off. To clear a programmed procedure 1 Press and hold SET for more than 3 seconds. The SET indicator lights up. While keeping SET held down, press . 2 Enter 9 - 8 - 1. The SET indicator flashes three times. 3 Press and hold the programmed button you want to reset for more than 3 seconds. When the programmed procedure is cleared, the SET indicator flashes three times and turns off. 30 If you interrupt the procedure at any point for over 10 seconds, the setting mode ends. Start again from the beginning. If you try to program more than 16 steps, the setting mode ends, and the 16 steps you have programmed are registered. If you change the manufacturer’s code or teach a new signal on a button that has been programmed for a consecutive procedure, the new signal will be transmitted when you press the corresponding Device Select button. Locking the Controls (Hold Function) SET/SET indicator than 3 seconds. The SET indicator lights up. 2 While keeping SET held down, press POWER, then , and release three buttons at the same time. POWER The SET indicator flashes three times and turns off. 3 flashes The hold function is set. While all the buttons are locked, no function can be operated. If you press any key except SET, the SET indicator will flash three times. To unlock the controls 1 Press and hold SET for more than 3 seconds. The SET indicator lights up. 2 While keeping SET held down, press POWER, then RETURN, and release three buttons at the same time. The SET indicator flashes three times and turns off. All the buttons will be unlocked. 31 Additional Features To prevent accidental operation, you can lock all the buttons with the Hold function. It is recommended to use this function to prevent children from misoperating devices such as air conditioners. 1 Press and hold SET for more Restoring the Factory Settings You can clear all the settings (manufacturer’s codes, learned functions, and programmed consecutive procedures), and reset the RM-VLZ620 to its factory settings. If you want to clear the settings for any Device Select button, see page 14. SET/SET indicator 1 Press and hold SET for more than 3 seconds. While keeping SET held down, press , then release both buttons. The SET indicator lights up. 2 Enter 9 - 0 - 0. The Device Select buttons start flashing in sequence. If you want to clear all the settings, go to Step 3. To cancel, press any button except . The SET indicator flashes once and turns off. 3 Press . 9, 0 When all the settings have been cleared, the SET indicator flashes three times and turns off. 3 flashes 32 Other Information Precautions Operating distance Approx. 11 m (36 ft) (varies depending on devices of different manufacturers) Power requirements Two size AA (R6) dry batteries (not supplied) Battery life Approx. 1 year when using size AA (LR6) alkaline batteries (varies depending on frequency of button use - up to approx. 300 times per day.) Dimensions Approx. 52 × 236 × 26 mm (2 1/8 × 9 3/8 × 1 1/16 in.) (w × h × d) Mass Approx. 122 g (4.3 oz) (not including batteries) Design and specifications are subject to change without notice. Maintenance Clean the surface with a soft cloth slightly moistened with water or a mild detergent solution. Do not use any type of solvent such as alcohol, benzene or thinner as they may damage the finish of the surface. 33 Other Information Do not drop the unit or give a shock to the unit, or it may cause a malfunction. Do not leave the unit in a location near heat sources, or in a place subject to direct sunlight, excessive dust or sand, moisture, rain or mechanical shock. Do not put foreign objects into the unit. Should any liquid or solid object fall into the unit, have it checked by qualified personnel before operating the unit any further. Do not expose the remote control detectors of your devices to direct sunlight or other strong illumination. Too much light there can interfere with remote control operations. Place the remote control out of the reach of small children or pets. Devices such as air conditioners, heaters, electric appliances, and electric shutters or curtains receiving an infrared signal can be dangerous if misused. Specifications Troubleshooting If you have problems setting up or using the RM-VLZ620, first check the batteries (page 8), then check the items below. Symptom Remedy You cannot operate the device. Move closer to the device. The maximum operating distance is approximately 11 m (36 ft). Aim the RM-VLZ620 directly at the device. Remove any obstacles in the path between the RM-VLZ620 and the device. Power on the devices first, if necessary. Make sure you have pressed the correct Device Select button. Check that the device has infrared remote capability. For example, if your device did not come with a remote control, it probably is not capable of being controlled by the RM-VLZ620. You have assigned a different device to the Device Select button. Check the device assigned to that button and the manufacturer’s code. You cannot control the volume. Your video devices (e.g., DVD player) may be connected to an audio system. Change the factory preset of the volume control (page 18). The Device Select buttons flash at a constant interval when you press a button. The batteries are weak. Replace them with new ones. The SET indicator flashes once and turns off during setting. The manufacturer’s code cannot be set. Refer to the supplied “Manufacturer’s Code List” and set the manufacturer’s code again (page 13). If no operations are performed for 10 seconds while setting, the setting will be canceled, and must be restarted from the beginning. The SET indicator flashes once when you press any button. You cannot operate the device even after setting the manufacturer’s code. The Hold function is on. Unlock the Hold function (page 31). The signals of the remote control supplied with the device cannot be transmitted to the RM-VLZ620. When you teach signals of an interactive signal exchange system remote control unit (supplied with some of Sony’s amplifiers) to the RM-VLZ620, the response signal of the main unit may interfere with the learning of the RM-VLZ620. In such a case, move to a place where the signals will not reach the main unit (e.g., another room, etc.). 34 Set the manufacturer’s code correctly. If the first code that is listed does not work, set other codes in the order they are listed in the supplied “Manufacturer’s Code List.” Some features may not be preset. If some or all of the buttons do not function correctly even after you have set the manufacturer’s code, then teach the RM-VLZ620 new functions by using the original remote control supplied with the device (page 20). The device may be operated with a manufacturer’s code that is not listed in the “Manufacturer’s Code List.” Set a manufacturer’s code again with the search function (page 15). Remedy The RM-VLZ620 failed to learn the signals of the remote control supplied with the device. Avoid learning in places under direct sunlight or strong fluorescent light. Turn off any nearby infrared devices, such as an air-conditioner or headphones. Avoid learning near a plasma TV, or turn off the plasma TV while learning. When teaching the signals, keep the distance between the RMVLZ620 and the other remote control about 3 – 8 cm (1 – 3 in.). The RM-VLZ620 supports infrared signals only. RF signals or two-way communication signals are not supported. The batteries are weak. Use new batteries in both remote control units. You cannot operate the device even after teaching the RM-VLZ620. Make sure that you teach the RM-VLZ620 the correct signals (page 20). The volume, cursor, and some other buttons continue to work when pressed down for some seconds. If you teach the signals of such buttons, the RM-VLZ620 may not learn the signals accurately. Teach the signal by holding down the button on the remote control of the other device. The consecutive procedure has been already programmed on the button. Clear the program (page 30). There are no available buttons for teaching. Clear the infrequently used learned functions (page 23), and teach the signals again. After programming the power-on signal of the device, pressing that Device Select button does not function correctly. A consecutive procedure does not work properly. You have already set a new function or consecutive procedure on the Device Select button. Clear the learned function or programmed procedure. This function is for Sony devices only. When you program a consecutive procedure, make sure to follow the correct steps (pages 28). Change the direction the RM-VLZ620 is aimed. If the problem persists, position the programmed devices closer together. Remove any obstacles in the path between the RM-VLZ620 and the devices. Position the devices back to the way they were before you set a consecutive procedure. Some devices may not always be powered on by a consecutive procedure. This is because the power of the device turns on and off alternately when receiving the power on/off signal. In this case, check the operating device’s power on/off status beforehand. If you change the manufacturer’s code or teach a new signal on a button that has been programmed for a consecutive procedure, the new signal will be transmitted when you press the corresponding Device Select button. Some devices may not respond to the next signal immediately after the power-on signal. In this case, you can insert an interval by the following means. – Change the button order. – Press the same Device Select button again. Each time you press the button, you can insert an interval (page 30). The button has already learned a function. Clear the learned function (page 23). Check the status of the device and make sure that you have set the device properly to receive signals. For customers in the U.S.A. Customer Support Information After you have read through this manual, if you still cannot get the RM-VLZ620 to work properly, call the Sony Customer Support Helpline at 1-800-822-2217. 35 Other Information Symptom Table of Preset Functions The function of the buttons varies depending on settings/operating modes. The following table (page 37 through page 45) shows how the RM-VLZ620 generally operates for each device in the preset mode. You can assign another device to any of the Device Select buttons except TV. Once you set a Device Select button to a different type of device, the entered manufacturer’s code becomes effective. In this case, the function of the buttons may be different from the following table. Notes The reference numbers correspond with the KEY DISPLAY in the following table. There may be some devices or functions that cannot be operated with RM-VLZ620. To use the original device setting, set the manufacturer’s code again (page 12). If you enter a new brand’s manufacturer’s code without clearing the previous learned functions on that Device Select button, the previously learned functions remain effective. Clear functions you do not use frequently. When you press the (record) button, be careful not to accidentally erase the previously recorded contents. 36 TV button The buttons operate as below in the factory preset mode. TV FUNCTION Selects VIDEO 1 input. Selects VIDEO 2 input. Selects HDMI input. Selects RGB input. PIP INPUT Changes the input of the “window” picture. PIP Turns the “window” picture on and off. PIP MOVE Moves the location of the “window” picture. FUNCTION PAGE +/– PIP CH +/– Changes the channel up/ down in the “window” picture. FAVORITES Enables the Favorite function. INFO Displays program information. OPTIONS Displays the options menu. RECALL Selects the channel previously selected. MUTING Mutes the volume. Press again to turn muting off. CH +/– Switches the channel up/ down. SLEEP Enables the Sleep function (when available). Projector KEY DISPLAY FUNCTION /// PIP STILL Freezes the “window” picture. Moves the cursor to select a menu item. Enters the selected item. PIP SWAP Switches between “main” and “window” picture. MENU Calls up the menu display. VOL +/– Turns the volume up/ down. A Red button INPUT Changes the input mode. B Green button 1 Selects VIDEO 1 input. C Yellow button 2 Selects VIDEO 2 input. D Blue button 3 Selects VIDEO 3 input. GUIDE Displays the program guide (EPG). 4 Selects VIDEO 4 input. /// Moves the cursor to select a menu item. 5 Selects S-VIDEO input. Enters the selected item. 6 Selects COMPONENT VIDEO input. LIST CAPTION Displays closed captioning. 7 Selects HDMI input. TV Turns the TV on and off. POWER Turns on and off. MUTING Mutes the volume. Press again to turn muting off. RETURN Returns to the previous display/exits the menu. MENU Calls up the menu display. VOL +/– Turns the volume up/ down. INPUT Changes the input mode. 1 – 9, 0, ENTER, (dot) Changes the channel. For example, to change to channel 5, press 0 and 5 (or, press 5 and ENTER). TV Turns the TV on and off. POWER Turns on and off. 37 Table of Preset Functions KEY DISPLAY KEY DISPLAY KEY DISPLAY FUNCTION PAGE + DVD Selects the DVD drive. PAGE – The buttons operate as below in the factory preset mode. HDD Selects the internal HDD (hard disk drive). FAVORITES TOP MENU Displays the Top Menu. DVD player/recorder INFO DISPLAY Displays the playback information. OPTIONS Displays the options menu. RECALL DRIVE SELECT Switches between HDD and DVD. DVD button KEY DISPLAY FUNCTION Opens/closes the disc tray. Skips to the previous chapter/track. Briefly replays the scene (Flash –). CH +/– Briefly fast forwards the scene (Flash +). Switches the channel up/ down (for DVD recorder). SLEEP Skips to the next chapter/ track. Enables the Sleep function (when available). ENTER Enters the selected item. Fast reverses. Plays. Fast forwards. Records (for DVD recorder). Pauses. Stops. A SET UP Calls up the system/setup menu. B SUBTITLE Switches the subtitle. C AUDIO Changes the sound. D CLEAR Clears the setting. GUIDE Displays the program guide (EPG). /// Moves the cursor to select a menu item. Enters the selected item. LIST Displays the Title List. RETURN Returns to the previous display/exits the menu. MENU Displays the DVD menu. INPUT Changes the input mode. 1 – 9, 0 Number buttons (dot) +10 Selects numbers 10 and above. TV Turns the TV on and off. POWER Turns on and off. 38 BD button The buttons operate as below in the factory preset mode. Blu-ray Disc/HD-DVD player FUNCTION Opens/closes the disc tray. Skips to the previous chapter/track. Briefly replays the scene (Flash –). Briefly fast forwards the scene (Flash +). Skips to the next chapter/ track. Fast reverses. Plays. Fast forwards. Records (for BD recorder). Pauses. Stops. A SET UP Calls up the system menu. B SUBTITLE Switches the subtitle. C AUDIO Changes the sound. D CLEAR Clears the setting. GUIDE Displays the program guide (EPG). /// Moves the cursor to select a menu item. Enters the selected item. RETURN Returns to the previous display/exits the menu. MENU Displays the Pop-up Menu/Disc Menu. INPUT Changes the input mode. 1 – 9, 0 Number buttons (dot) +10 Selects numbers 10 and above. TV Turns the TV on and off. POWER Turns on and off. PAGE + BD Selects the BD drive. FUNCTION PAGE – HDD Selects the internal HDD (hard disk drive). FAVORITES TOP MENU Displays the Top Menu. INFO DISPLAY Displays the playback information. OPTIONS Displays the options menu. SLEEP Enables the Sleep function (when available). ENTER Enters the selected item. Table of Preset Functions KEY DISPLAY KEY DISPLAY 39 CBL (SAT) button The buttons operate as below in the factory preset mode. KEY DISPLAY FUNCTION RECALL Switches between the current and previous channel. CH +/– Switches the channel up/ down. SLEEP Enables the Sleep function (when available). Cable set top box KEY DISPLAY FUNCTION Satellite receiver Proceeds to the previous location. KEY DISPLAY FUNCTION Briefly replays the scene (Flash –). Proceeds to the previous location. Briefly fast forwards the scene (Flash +). Briefly replays the scene (Flash –). Proceeds to the next location. Briefly fast forwards the scene (Flash +). Fast reverses. Plays. Proceeds to the next location. Fast forwards. Fast reverses. Records. Plays. Pauses. Fast forwards. Stops. Records. A/B/C A, B, C buttons Pauses. D Live TV Displays Master Guide. Stops. A Red button GUIDE Displays the program guide (EPG). B Green button C Yellow button D Blue button /// Moves the cursor to select a menu item. Enters the selected item. GUIDE LIST Displays the title of recorded program. Displays the program guide (EPG). /// RETURN Returns to the previous display/exits the menu. Moves the cursor to select a menu item. Enters the selected item. MENU Calls up the menu display. LIST INPUT Changes the input mode. Displays the title of recorded program/PVR menu. 1 – 9, 0, ENTER, (dot) Changes the channel. For example, to change to channel 5, press 0 and 5 (or, press 5 and ENTER). RETURN Returns to the previous display/exits the menu. MENU Calls up the menu display. TV Turns the TV on and off. INPUT POWER Turns on and off. PAGE +/– Page up/down TV/SAT Switches the output between SAT and TV (when connecting a TV). FAVORITES Enables the Favorite function. INFO Displays program information. 1 – 9, 0, ENTER, (dot) Changes the channel. For example, to change to channel 5, press 0 and 5 (or, press 5 and ENTER). Displays the options menu. TV Turns the TV on and off. OPTIONS POWER Turns on and off. PAGE +/– Page up/down 40 KEY DISPLAY FUNCTION FAVORITES Enables the Favorite function. INFO Displays program information. OPTIONS Displays the Satellite dish menu/Station Index. RECALL Tunes to the last tuned station. CH +/– Switches the channel up/ down. Digital video recorder/ personal video recorder SLEEP Enables the Sleep function (when available). KEY DISPLAY FUNCTION Opens/closes the disc tray. Proceeds to the previous location. Briefly replays the scene (Flash –). Briefly fast forwards the scene (Flash +). Proceeds to the next location. Fast reverses. Plays. Fast forwards. Records. Pauses. Stops. A REPLAY* Enables the Replay function for DVR/Replay TV. B Live TV* Displays Master Guide. GUIDE Displays the program guide (EPG). /// Moves the cursor to select a menu item. Enters the selected item. LIST Displays the title of recorded program. RETURN Returns to the previous display/exits the menu. MENU Calls up the menu display. INPUT Changes the input mode. 1 – 9, 0 Number buttons (dot) +10 Selects numbers 10 and above. TV Turns the TV on and off. POWER Turns on and off. PAGE +/– Page up/down, Thumbs* up/down DVR (PVR) button The buttons operate as below in the factory preset mode. Table of Preset Functions 41 KEY DISPLAY FUNCTION INFO DISPLAY Displays the playback information. RECALL Selects the channel previously selected. CH +/– Switches the channel up/ down. SLEEP Enables the Sleep function (when available). VCR ENTER Enters the selected item. KEY DISPLAY FUNCTION Ejects a tape. Rewinds. Plays. Fast forwards. Records. Pauses. Stops. /// Moves the cursor to select a menu item. Enters the selected item. INPUT Changes the input mode. 1 – 9, 0 Number buttons TV Turns the TV on and off. POWER Turns on and off. INFO DISPLAY Displays the playback information. OPTIONS ANT/SW Switches the antenna output. RECALL DRIVE SELECT Selects the deck. CH +/– Switches the channel up/ down. SLEEP Enables the Sleep function (when available). ENTER Enters the selected item. * These buttons correspond to TiVo service or the Replay service. Refer to its instruction manual for details. 42 VCR button The buttons operate as below in the factory preset mode. CD button Cassette deck The buttons operate as below in the factory preset mode. CD player KEY DISPLAY FUNCTION Rewinds. Plays. Fast forwards. Records. Pauses. Stops. A Reverses. D Reverses*. Plays*. Pauses*. Fast forwards*. Rewinds*. LIST Records*. FUNCTION Opens/closes the disc tray. Selects the previous track. Selects the next track. Fast reverses. Plays. Fast forwards. Records. Pauses. Stops. /// Moves the cursor to select a menu item. Enters the selected item. VOL +/– Turn the amplifier’s volume up/down. VOL +/– Turn the amplifier’s volume up/down. INPUT DISC SKIP Selects the next disc. INPUT 1 – 9, 0 Selects the track number. 0 selects track 10. DECK A/B Switches between deck A and deck B (dual cassette deck only). (dot) +10 Selects numbers 10 and above. POWER Turns on and off. INFO Stops*. POWER Turns on and off. DISPLAY Switches the display on and off. MUTING INFO Mutes the amplifier’s volume. Press again to turn muting up. Mutes the amplifier’s volume. Press again to turn muting up. SLEEP MUTING Enables the Sleep function (when available). SLEEP Enables the Sleep function (when available). ENTER Enters the setting. Table of Preset Functions KEY DISPLAY * Activated when using a dual cassette deck (for deck A of Sony device). 43 AMP button The buttons operate as below in the factory preset mode. Amplifier/receiver DVD Home Theater KEY DISPLAY FUNCTION Opens/closes the disc tray. Skips to the previous chapter/track. Briefly replays the scene (Flash –). Briefly fast forwards the scene (Flash +). KEY DISPLAY FUNCTION Fast reverses. Skips to the next chapter/ track. Plays. Fast reverses. Fast forwards. Plays. Records. Fast forwards. Pauses. Records. Stops. Pauses. VOL +/– Turns the volume up/ down. Stops. A SET UP Calls up the system/setup menu. B SUBTITLE Switches the subtitle. C AUDIO Changes the sound. D CLEAR Clears the setting. INPUT Changes the input mode cyclically. 1 Selects VIDEO 1 input. 2 Selects VIDEO 2 input. 3 Selects AUX input. 4 Selects TUNER input. 5 Selects CD input. 6 Selects TAPE input. GUIDE Displays the program guide (EPG). 7 Selects MD/DAT input. /// 8 Selects TV input. Moves the cursor to select a menu item. 9 Selects PHONO input. Enters the selected item. 0 Selects DVD input. LIST Enables the SOUND FIELD function. TV Turns the TV on and off. RETURN POWER Turns on and off. Returns to the previous display/exits the menu. RECALL BAND Selects FM/AM. MENU Displays the DVD menu. VOL +/– MUTING Mutes the volume. Press again to turn muting off. Turns the volume up/ down. INPUT Changes the input mode. CH +/– Presets or tunes frequency up/down. 1 – 9, 0 Number buttons (dot) +10 Selects numbers 10 and above. TV Turns the TV on and off. POWER Turns on and off. FAVORITES TOP MENU Displays the Top Menu. INFO DISPLAY Displays the playback information. OPTIONS Displays the amplifier menu. SLEEP 44 Enables the Sleep function (when available). KEY DISPLAY FUNCTION RECALL BAND Selects FM/AM. MUTING Mutes the volume. Press again to turn muting off. CH +/– Presets or tunes frequency up/down. SLEEP Enables the Sleep function (when available). ENTER Enters the selected item. Table of Preset Functions 45 Index A Adjusting the volume 17 Amplifier volume for video devices 18 B Batteries 8 C Clearing Consecutive procedures 30 Learned signal 23, 26 Power-on control 11 Controlling Non-Sony devices 12 Sony devices 10 D Device Select buttons Programming a consecutive procedure 28 Teaching a new function 24 F Factory setting 10, 12, 32 Features 3 G Getting started 8 H Hold function 31 I Installing the batteries 8 L Learning function 20, 24 Location of controls 9 Locking the controls 31 M Maintenance 33 MUTING button 17 N Number buttons 13, 27 46 P Power-on control 11 Precautions 33 Preset devices 10, 12 Preset manufacturer’s code 10, 12 Programming Assigning a channel 27 Consecutive procedures 28 R Restoring the factory settings 32 S Searching Manufacturer’s code for Non-Sony devices 15 Setting Manufacturer’s code 13 Specifications 33 SYSTEM CONTROL buttons Programming a consecutive procedure 28 Teaching a new function 24 T Table of preset functions 36 Teaching a new function 20 Troubleshooting 34 V VOL buttons 17 Volume 17 47 Quick Setup Guide This guide shows you how to set the RMVLZ620 to operate your device. For details on settings, read the reference page. Symbol convention : Press the buttons at the same time. : Press the buttons in turn. Setting the manufacturer’s code (page 13) 1 2 Press SET for over 3 sec. (e.g., 01454) (e.g., TV) Searching for the manufacturer’s code (page 15) 1 2 Turn on your device. 3 Aim the RM-VLZ620 at the device. Press SET for over 3 sec. 4 5 6 (e.g., TV) When the device turns off, release the button. 7 Press and hold to start searching. Automatic power-on control (page 11) (Sony devices only) [To clear] 1 [To set] 2 3 Perform the same procedure. (e.g., TV) Press SET for over 3 sec. Changing the volume control setting (page 18) [To set the volume controls to AMP] 1 Press SET for over 3 sec. 2 3 (e.g., DVD) Teaching the new functions (page 20) 1 2 3 Place the RM-VLZ620 head to head with your device’s remote control. Press SET for over 3 sec. 5 6 Press the button on the other remote control. 4 Press the Device Select button for the device you want to control (e.g., DVD) 7 Repeat Steps 4 to 6 to teach other functions. 8 Press the button on the RM-VLZ620 you want to teach (e.g., ). [To teach to a SYSTEM CONTROL or Device Select button] (page 24) In Step 4 above, press the SYSTEM CONTROL button, or press the Device Select button for over 3 sec., then skip Step 5. 48 Clearing the learned function (page 23) [from a single button] (e.g., clear the learned function from number button 1 in DVD mode) 1 2 3 4 5 Press SET for over 3 sec. [from a SYSTEM CONTROL or Device Select button] (page 26) In Step 3 above, press the SYSTEM CONTROL button, or press the Device Select button for over 3 sec., then skip Step 4. [all the learned functions under a specific device mode] 1 2 3 (e.g., DVD) Press SET for over 3 sec. Assigning a channel to each number button (page 27) [e.g., assign to number button 9 in TV mode] 1 2 Press SET for over 3 sec. 3 (e.g., TV) 4 5 Enter a channel number. [To clear] Perform Steps 1 and 2, then press the programmed number button for over 3 sec. Programming the consecutive procedures (page 28) 1 2 3 Press SET for over 3 sec. 4 Program a consecutive procedure. (e.g., SYSTEM CONTROL 2) 5 [To clear] Perform Steps 1 and 2, then press the programmed button for over 3 sec. Locking the controls (page 31) [To lock] [To unlock] Press SET for over 3 sec. Press SET for over 3 sec. Restoring the factory settings (page 32) 1 2 Press SET for over 3 sec. (To cancel, press any button except before Step 3.) 3 49 Printed in China
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