Placing batteries, Using the remote control | Pioneer SL50I specification

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8.2 Placing batteries

•Use only R6 AA 1.5V non-rechargeable carbon-zinc or alkaline batteries.

•Do not mix old and new batteries.

•Never mix different types of battery (standard, alkaline, etc.). This may reduce the life of the batteries.

Remove battery cover.

Lift tag on back of remote control upwards.

Position batteries

Place batteries as shown inside battery compartment.

Close battery cover.

8.3 Using the remote control

•Be sure to place fresh batteries in the remote control before use.

• Always point the remote control directly at the infrared receiver eye on the front of the player; making sure there are no obstructions in the path of the infrared beam.

•The distance between the remote control and the infrared receiver eye should be no more than 23 feet directly in front of the player and no more than 16 feet at an angle of 30 degrees to either side.

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Pioneer SL50I manual Placing batteries, Using the remote control

SL50I specifications

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Contents

SL50i Front view HelplineUSA SL50i Packaging contentsIntroduction This is what this manual will help you to do Rear view Front viewSL50i LED behavior Introduction IndexOn the CD-ROM Chapter Safety Precautions Important information Start by installing Philips Media Manager Preparing your PC Wireless Network Name Ssid If you already have a wireless computer networkIf you do not have a wireless computer network Encryption key Language English Installing your SL50iInstalling General procedure Before you start Install Wizard Completed Encryption WEP Enabling broadband Internet entertainment Internet Enter E-MAIL Registration for free Internet servicesRC Key SMS-style alphanumeric entry order Basic menu navigation Using the SL50iPC-LINK ALL Music PC Link Albums PC Link example Classic Internet Content ProviderInternet example Environmental information Upgradeability TrademarksAdditional information Disclaimer Problem solving SL50i problems Problem Possible cause PC / Network problems Problem Possible cause Installation CD will not start Problem Possible cause Glossary Dhcp Remote control Remote control buttons Using the remote control Placing batteries Direct number key entry Using the navigation keys on the remote controlEntering or editing numeric and text information SMS TEXT-style keys Navigation view Jump To number keys on the remote controlAdvanced navigation Smart Navigation Managing your Streamium account Advanced Philips Media Manager usesEditing music information and creating playlists About ‘My.Philips.com’ Internet menu MenuPC Link menu Main menu Submenu Selection System menu Main menu Submenu Settings UsersPreferences Product Info Upgrade Reset About Network Reset System Menu About Or removing users from the list CHG Settings Wireless Network View SettingsNetwork menu Static IP settings IP Address 192168 Language Preferences Smart NAVIGATION1Voice ANNOTATION1 Preferences Preferences menu Wired What you need to know about networks Wired Network with More than TWO PCs Wireless Network with More than TWO PCs Securing your wireless network Advanced wireless network informationWhat are wireless network connections? Securing your network from Internet access DOs and DONTs of securing your wireless network Dont Entering an encryption key Setting the encryption key for the SL50iWEP key conversion table Setting the encryption key for your Wireless Network Adapter ICS configuration and usage issues Internet Connection Sharing Enabling Internet Connection Sharing ICS Enabling Internet Connection Sharing for Windows XP Enabling Internet Connection Sharing for Windows 98SE Enabling Internet Connection Sharing for Windows Me Enabling Internet Connection Sharing for Windows For Windows 98SE / Windows Me Advanced Network Problem SolvingCheck your computers IP configuration as follows For Windows XP / Windows Technical specifications Type