Integra DTM-5.3 Using the remote controller, Setting the ID number, Programming the ID number

Using the remote controller

Master Volume

Standby/On

1 ABC

2 DEF

3 GHI

4 JKL

5 MNO

6 PQR

7 STU

8 VWX

9 YZ-

Standby

Direct Tuning

0/10

/

Scan

Speakers

A

B

Clear

Zone 2

Off

Display

Direct

Tuning

Memory

FM Mode

Character

Phones

DVD

Video

Tape 2

Tape 1

FM

AM

Phono

CD

Bass

Treble

Balance

Monitor

L

R

DTM-5.3

Standby/On

Memory

	On
Scan
Number	RCVR/Tape
buttons
	Enter

Setting the ID number

3Turn on the power to the DTM-5.3, and press and hold down the Memory button.

Programming the remote controller ID (This procedure is not required if you are using only one DTM-5.3.)

If you are using multiple DTM-5.3 units, all units will respond to an operation on one of the remote controllers. To avoid this, you can establish up to nine ID numbers for the remote controllers.

The same ID number should be set on both the remote controller and the corresponding DTM-5.3. You can use the remote controller as long as its ID matches that specified on the main unit.

To cancel the ID number, set the number to “0.” If the ID on the main unit is set to “0,” all remote controllers (with ID 0-9) can con- trol the unit.

Programming the ID number

1On the remote controller, while pressing and holding down the RCVR/Tape button, press the Enter button, then release both buttons.

The current ID number of the main unit appears on the display for five seconds.

DTM-5.3 (this unit)

Standby/On

Memory

Current ID

4While the current ID of the unit appears on the display, press the On button on the remote controller.

The remote controller will send its ID information to the unit, and the ID of the unit will be changed to match the remote con- troller’s ID.

Remote controller

Remote controller

2Press one of the number buttons (1–9, 0).

The number you pressed is set as the ID.

Remote controller

E.g.,

Press “3.”

For example, if you press “3” in Step 2: “UNIT ID 0” ➔ “UNIT ID 3”

The unit’s ID will change to “3.”

Hint:

You can use the number buttons on the main unit instead of press- ing the On button on the remote controller. In this case, press the same number as the remote controller’s ID (selected in Step 2).

Checking the remote controller’s ID:

Press the Scan button on the remote controller while the display indication shown in Step 4 appears. The remote controller’s ID appears on the display.

E.g., REMOTE ID 3

Note:

The unit will not respond to remote controller operations if the ID numbers do not match.

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