Sony RM-V40 - Manual (Page 6)

Brand Code No.
Nakamichi 15
Onkyo 09, 10, 21
Panasonic 19
Philips 24
Pioneer 02,20
RCA 26,27
Sansui 15,18
Sharp 13
Teac 14,17
Technics 05, 06,19
Yamaha 11,12
CD Player Codes
Brand Code No.
Sony 01
Aiwa 30, 32
Denon 24
Fisher 27
JVC 05,06,07
Kardon 40
Kenwood 08, 09,10
Magnavox 22, 23
Nakamichi 14
Onkyo 17,18
Panasonic 29
Philips 22, 26
Pioneer 02,13
RCA . 12,38,39
Sansui 14,16. 34
Sanyo 27
Shewood 41
Sharp 24, 28
Teac 15, 25, 37
Technics 03, 04, 29
Yamaha 19, 20, 21
Receiver/Amplifier Codes
Brand Code No.
Sony 01
Aiwa 22,27
Denon 12, 13, 14
Fisher 34
JVC 05, 06
Kenwood 03,04
Magnavox 35
Nakamichi 16
Onkyo 09, 20
Panasonic 21
I^hilips, 24
Pioneer 02,25
RCA 28, 29, 31
Sansui 16,17, 23
Sharp 12, 30
Teac 15,18,19
Technics 07, 08, 21
Yamaha 10,11
Mini Hi-Fi component system codes
Brand Code No. for each section
Receiver CD Tape
Sony 01 01 01
Admiral 33 33 -
Aiwa 22 30 -
27 32 16
Denon 12 24 13
Garrard 19 37 -
Harman 38 43 -
Jensen 37 31 29
JVC 06 06 04
05 OS 03
Kenwood 04 09 08
03 08 07
Marantz 32 26 28
McIntosh 39 43 -
Onkyo 09 17 09
Panasonic 21 29 19
Pioneer 25 13 20
RCA 26 n 25
Sansui 17 16 18
Sharp 30 28 -
12 24 13
Sounde-sigh 36 35 -
Teac 15 - 14
Technics 21 29 19
07 03 05
08 04 06
Yamaha 10 19 11
11 20 12
Troubleshooting
If you have problems setting up or using the Commander:
• When setting up the Commander, carefully go through the procedures
described in "Setting the Code." If the code that’s listed first for your
component doesn't work, try all the codes for your component - in the
order in which they're listed. If all the codes fail to work (or if your
component is not listed in this manual), try using the procedures in
"Searching for the Correct Code."
• Check that you're aiming the Commander directly at the component, and
that there are no obstructions between the Commander and the
component.
• Make sure the batteries you're using are not worn out, and that they're
inserted correctly. Note that whenever you remove the batteries - to
replace them, for example - the code numbers you've set are automatically
eased and must be reset.
• When setting up the component, if you press the wrong button, move'the
slide switch to a different position. Then reset the slide switch and start
the procedures over again.
• Check that the slide switch is set to the component you want to control.
• Check that the component has infrared remote capability. For example, if
your component didn’t come with a remote controller, it probably isn't
capable of being controlled by a remote controller.
• If your video components are connected to an audio system, make sure
you've set up the Commander as described in "Controlling the Volume of
Video Components Connected to an Audio System".
Specifications
Operable distance Approx. 7 m (23 ft) (varies depending of the component
of each manufacturer)
Power requiremerits Two size AA (R6) batteries (not supplied)
Battery life Approx. 6 months (varies depending on frequency of use)
Dimensions Approx. 62 x 207 x41.5 mm (w/h/d) (2 ' / 2 x 8 ' / 4 x
1 ’Vif-in.)
Mass Approx. 100 g (3.5 oz.) (no induding batteries)
Supplied accessory Label (2)
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