Basic Operation

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REMOTE CONTROL OVERVIEW

The RT-10 remote control provides full operation of the RT-10, executing functions such as menu navigation that are not available from the front panel. The numbers in the RT-10 remote control illustrations shown on pages 2-15 to 2-18 correspond to the numbered items in the Command Matrix that begins on page 2-15. The Command Matrix describes the commands remote control buttons execute.

OPERATION CONSIDERATIONS

The bulleted items that begin below describe factors that can improve or impede remote control operation. It is recommended to observe these items as well as the battery installation instructions on page 1-9 before operating the remote control.

Note the following:

•If the RT-10 is not using the IR IN connector, the remote control must be in line-of-sight with the front panel display remote control sensor. Eliminate obstructions between the remote control and the remote control sensor. The remote control might become unreliable if strong sunlight or fluorescent light is shining on the remote control sensor.

•For optimal performance, position the remote control at a 30 degree angle no more than 17 feet (5m) from the RT-10 as shown below. If the RT-10 is placed inside a glass cabinet, smoked glass will reduce the remote control range.

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17 feet (5m)

•Remote controllers for different components can interfere with one another. It is recommended to avoid using remote controls for different components at the same time.

•The remote control requires two AA batteries that should be replaced as needed. It is strongly recommended to use Alkaline batteries, which last longer without leaking. Refer to page 1-9 for more information.

COMMAND MATRIX

The matrix that begins on the next page describes the commands remote control buttons execute. The numbers in the RT-10 remote control illustration shown on the next page correspond to the numbered items in the Command Matrix.

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