Aiwa MF-350 manual Mute, Setup key, Channel +, 13. A, B, C, D keys, Transport keys PLAY, Stop etc

10.MUTE

The MUTE key operates just as it did on your original remote control.

11.SETUP key

The SETUP key is used to set up the MF-350 universal remote with your devices.

12.Channel +/-

The Channel +/- keys operate just as they did on your original remote control.

13.A, B, C, D keys

These keys are spare keys that give you the possibility to customize the MF-350 universal remote according to your original remote control using the “Learning feature” (see page 22) or Macro feature see page 24.

14.Transport keys (PLAY, STOP etc.)

These keys operate the transport functions (PLAY, FF, REW etc.) of your device. To prevent accidental recording, the RECORD key must be pressed twice to start recording. In VCR mode the SP/LP key controls the tape speed function, the AUTO key controls the auto tracking function, just like on your original remote.

15.Teletext keys

These keys are used to operate the main teletext functions. Of course, your Television must have teletext capability. For a more detailed explanation of teletext and fastext, please refer to the manual of your television. Remember, different televisions control teletext and fastext functions in different ways. Not all of the teletext functions may be available on your particular model.

TEXT ON:	In TV mode: once in text mode, pressing this
	key may switch to MIX or TURN OFF text,
	depending on your television.
TEXT OFF:	In TV mode: switches the television back to
	regular viewing mode and changes back to
	TV-main screen. On some televisions this may
	be done by pressing the “TEXT ON” key
	several times.
MIX:	Shows both text and TV picture.
HOLD/STOP:	Stops changing pages.

16.Number Keys

The Number keys (1 – 9, 0) operate just as they did on your original remote control. In AUD mode, the number (1 – 9, 0) keys may provide (if available on your original remote) an INPUT function (TUNER, CD etc.).

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