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Remote control
Symptom | Cause | Remedy |
Cannot be remote controlled. | • The remote control batteries have worn out. • Replace the batteries (see Loading the batteries on | |
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| • Too far away or improper angle of operation. • Operate within 23 feet and a 30º angle of the remote | |
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| sensor on the front panel (see Operating range of remote |
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| control unit on page 29). |
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| • There is an obstacle between the receiver | • Remove the obstacle or move to another place. |
| and the remote control. |
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| • Strong light such as fluorescent light is | • Avoid exposing the remote sensor on the front panel to |
| shining onto the unit's remote control sensor. | direct light. |
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| • Something is plugged into the CONTROL IN | • Unplug the cable from the CONTROL IN jack and use |
| jack. | remote normally (see Operating other Pioneer components |
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Other components can't be | • The preset code settings are wrong. | • Input the correct preset code. |
operated with the system | • The batteries wore out and the system | • Reset the proper system settings. |
remote. | settings were cleared. |
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The SR cable is connected, but the connected components can’t be operated with the remote.
• The SR cable hasn't been connected | • Reinsert the SR cable, making sure it’s connected to the |
properly. | right jack (see Operating other Pioneer components on |
| page 22). |
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• The rest of the component connections | • Make sure an analog connection has been made |
have not been made. | between the units. |
•The component you have hooked up is not a • This feature only works with Pioneer products. Pioneer product.
Note
•If the unit does not operate normally due to external effects such as static electricity disconnect the power plug from the outlet and insert again to return to normal operating conditions.
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