Pioneer VSA-AX10 operating instructions Remote Control Backlight, Preparation

Before You Start

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	LCD Commander				BACK	REMOTE
AMP						SETUP
	TOUCH PANEL					CD
DVD/LD	ADJUSTMENT					CD-R/
						TAPE1
VCR1		LCD CONTRAST				TUNER
/DVR
VCR2		LCD TIMER : 10 SEC				VIDEO
VCR3						SAT
TV	BEEP	OFF	1	2	3	TV
						CONTROL

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6Decide which other adjustments you‘d like to make and press those buttons. The different possibilities are:

LCD CONTRAST: You can lighten or darken the contrast on the remote control screen. Use the – /+ buttons to change the contrast.

LCD TIMER: In order to save the battery a timer will automatically turn the remote control off after a set amount of time if no commands are entered. You can choose how long the idle remote control will stay on before the timer turns it off. You can set this function in a range of 5-60 seconds. The default setting is 10 seconds. Use the – /+ buttons to adjust the number of seconds for the timer setting.

(The REMOTE SETUP screen and its sub-screens are all fixed to stay on 60 seconds. If no command is entered they will turn off after 60 seconds.)

BEEP: When you have sent a command (pushed a button) the remote control will beep once. You can choose the sound of the beep from three different possibilities here by pushing the appropriate button (1,2,3). You can also turn the beep sound off.

PREPARATION

7When you are finished with the adjustments press the BACK button to go back to the Remote Setup screen.

Remote Control Backlight

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LIGHT

					use	lock
						TV
				REMOTE	CONTROL
AMP				SETUP
				CD		FUNCTION
DVD/LD				CD-R/		CH +
				TAPE1
VCR1				TUNER		CH –
/DVR
VCR2				VIDEO		VOL +
VCR3				SAT		VOL –
TV				TV
				CONTROL	FUNCTION
				MASTER VOLUME
	MULTI	SYSTEM		+
STANDBY/ON	OPERATION	OFF	MUTING

1Decide whether you’d like to have the backlight on or not and use the LIGHT switch to turn it on or off.

This button turns the light on or off. If you leave it on the remote screen is easier to see but uses more energy and thus wears the batteries down quicker.

ENTER

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