Pioneer CT-W603RS - Manual (Page 11)

REMOTE CONTROL OPERATION
(CT-W803RS only)
REMOTE CONTROL OPERABLE RANGE
0 Counter buttons (COUNTER)
To use DECK I or DECK II, press one of the relevant operation
buttons and then press MODE or RESET.
MODE : Press to switch 2 modes (Tape counter/Time counter)
alternately.
RESET : Press to return the counter reading to 00 GO ■
(2) DECK II operation buttons
O : Recording mute
9 ; Press two buttons at the same time to set the record­
ing standby mode.
^ : Reverse playback
► : Forward playback
: Fast reverse/music search
►► : Fast forward/music search
II : Pause
■ : Stop
0 DECK I operation buttons
O : Recording mute
9 : Press two buttons at the same time to set the record­
ing standby mode.
4 : Reverse playback
► : Forward playback
: Fast reverse/music search
►► : Fast forward/music search
II : Pause
9 ; Stop
0 POWER button
The remote control can operate within the ranges of approx.
23 feet (7m) in distance from the deck, and 30 degrees to right
or left from the position where the remote control points to the
sensor on the deck vertically.
The remote control may be disabled if any obstacle is placed
between the deck and the remote control or if the remote con­
trol points to the sensor on the deck improperly.
The deck may malfunction if it is used near equipment that gener­
ates infrared rays or near another remote control provided for
equipment that generates infrared ray.
Replace batteries when the operable ranges of the remote con­
trol drastically decrease.
REPLACING BATTERIES
Remove the battery compartment
cover by sliding it away from the re­
mote control unit. Place 2 dry batter­
ies (AAA/IEC R03) following the
polarity indication (+, —) inside the 0'v
compartment, then return the cover. \
2 dry batteries
(AAA dry batteries
lEC R03 (UM-4)I
Incorrect use of batteries may load to
leakage or rupture. Always be sure to follow
these guidelines:
A.
Always insert batteries into the battery compartment correctly
matching the positive + and negative — polarities, as indicated in­
side the compartment.
B.
Never mix new and used batteries.
C.
Batteries of the same size may have different voltages, depending
on their type. Do not mix different types of batteries.
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