Code Index for Cassette Players | Panasonic TU-IRD20 instruction

REFERENCE

Cassette Players, CD Players, DVD players Receivers, and Amplifiers Infrared Codes Index

The Universal Infrared Remote Control is capable of operating many brands of
Cassette Players, CD Players, DVD players, Receivers, or Amplifiers. Refer to the	S
	S
preceding pages for programming procedures.	D
preceding pages for programming procedures.
NOTE: The Universal Remote Control memory is limited. Some models of Cassette
Players, CD Players, DVD Players, Receivers, or Amplifiers may not operate. The
Universal Remote Control is not designed to control all features that are available	V
	C
in all models.	R	1
in all models.

NOTE: After entering the proper infrared code, press the Remote AUX selection mode button to operate a Cassette Player, DVD player, or CD Player.

TV

VCR 2

CBL

RC

V

R

LD

AUX

Code Index for Cassette Players

BrandCode(s)

Panasonic272

Technics229

Code Index for DVD

BrandCode(s)

Panasonic490

Code Index for CD Players

Brand	Code(s)
California Audio Lab	029
Marantz	029
MCS	029
Panasonic	029, 367
Quasar	029
Technics	029, 303

TV

S

DS

CBL

RC

V

R

NOTE: After entering the proper infrared code, press the Remote RCVR selection mode button to operate a

Receiver or Amplifier.	V
Receiver or Amplifier.	R
	C	1
		1	V
			V		X
			CR	2	X
				2	AU

Code Index for Receivers and Amplifiers

Brand	Code(s)	Brand	Code(s)

ADC	531	Panasonic	039
Aiwa	121, 158, 189	Penney	195
Carver	008, 042, 189	Philips	189
Casio	195	Pioneer	014, 080, 531
Clarinette	195	Quasar	039
Denon	004	RCA	531
Fisher	042, 219	Realistic	195
Garrard	463	Sansui	189
JVC	074	Sanyo	219
Kenwood	027, 186	Sharp	186
Lloyd’s	195	Sherwood	502
Magnavox	189, 195, 531	Sony	158
Marantz	039, 189	Teac	463
MCS	039	Technics	039, 208, 309, 518
Modulaire	195	Victor	074
NAD	320	Wards	014, 042, 080, 158, 189
Nakamichi	347	Yamaha	176, 186
Onkyo	135	Yorx	195
Optimus	080, 186, 219, 531

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Panasonic TU-IRD20 manual Code Index for Cassette Players

Contents

TU-IRD20 Operating Instructions Safety Information Personnel Important Safeguards Installation Iii Table of Contents More Features Lists & LimitsConnections Reference Ordering DSS Programming What is the DSS System?Before YOU Begin Installing Batteries Remote Control Precautions on Battery UseObserve the Following Precautions Unpacking the Box Using This Manual Important Note about this User’s Manual On-Screen Navigation Method PointSelect Exiting a Screen What is a Program Guide? Using the Program GuidesProgram Guides Changing Channels with the number Keys Scrolling Page By Tuning to a ProgramSelecting a Program Guide from the Main Menu Info Guide Types of Program GuidesGrid Guide Attractions Guide Topic GuideChannel Guide Using the Sorting Buttons Sorting the Grid and Info Guides Using the Themes Button Exiting a Program Guide Your On-Screen Living Room What is a Menu?Menu System Using the Menu System Using HelpExit and Help Main Menu Won’t Appear? Button Changing the Main Menu’s AppearanceDon’t Forget about the Exit Menu Descriptions Explore, Explore, Explore Especially for Parents ProfilesControlling The System Creating and Editing a Profile Add or Delete All Channels Editing a User’s NameEditing the Channel List Setting the Rating Limit Locking a User’s Profile Unlocking a User’s Profile Setting Up Spending LimitsLocking the System Forget Your System Password? Choosing Your Profile to Watch DSS ProgrammingUnlocking the System Session Unlock More Features Tuning to a PPV ProgramPay-Per-View Programs Purchasing and Viewing Buy and Record Option Using the Program Guide for PPV ProgramsUsing the Attractions Guide Using the Purchases Menu Reviewing and Canceling an Upcoming Purchase Locating the Infrared Remote Control Sensor on Your VCR Timer FeatureSetting Up Timer Recordings Connecting the VCR Controller Selecting a VCR Type VCR Codes Recording with TimerEditing or Canceling a Timer Using Logo Tune Editing One-Button Recording SettingsOne-Button Recording One-Button Record Tip How to Tell When You Have Mail MailboxAlternate Audio Programs Checking Your Mail New Access Card Setup Picture SizeSystem Test Alternate Audio Display Screen Using On-Line Help Auto HelpHelp Buttons Menu Help Things to Know Before Connecting Components Protect Your Components from Power SurgesConnections Protect Your Components from Overheating Connecting Your Satellite Receiver to Your TV Jacks and CablesVideo Jack and Cable S-VHS Audio/Video Jacks and Cables RCA-type Choosing a Connection Connection aConnection B Connection C Connection a Best Picture and Sound Quality Connection B Very Good Picture and Sound Quality Connection C Good Picture and Sound QualityTo connect TV, VCR, and antenna or cable box To receive cable programming with cable box Connection D To connect TV and antenna or cable box Interactive Setup Disabling Interactive Setup Programming the Remote Control ReferenceDSS System Overview Controls and Buttons Parts of the DSS System World View Home View Home Theater Universal Remote included with your DSS system Front Panel Controls Back Panel Remote Control Buttons To Maximize Battery Life Helpful Hints Programming the Remote Control Using Access Codes When the Code is Known Preferred Method When the Code is Not Known Television Infrared Codes Index Code Index for Televisions VCR Infrared Codes Index Code Index for VCRs Code Index for Cassette Players Cable Converter Box Infrared Codes Index Laser Disc Players and DSS and Infrared Remote Codes Index Glossary Signal Meter Past PurchasesPoint and Select Ratings Limit Troubleshooting Running the System Test Warranty Information Panasonic Limited WarrantyDigital Satellite Systems Limits and Exclusions Regional Customer Care Departments Accessories PurchaseParts Distribution Locations Replacement Program In-warranty* after sales support Warranty Information Acceptable credit cards Index 15167610 Timer feature FCC Registration Information Radio InterferenceNotification to the Local Telephone Company Rights of the Telephone Company One Panasonic Way Secaucus, New Jersey Tocom