08Controlling other equipment

Note

•If you see Failed (or OK! doesn’t appear) on the touch panel, or OK! is displayed, but you find that the command wasn't learned, try teaching the command again, but vary the distance (closer or farther) between the remote controls. Some signals may be stronger than others and require more distance (a projector’s remote signal, for example).

•There may be certain remote signals that can’t be programmed correctly.

•The remote control has a limited memory. If you see Memory Full appear in the display, use the PRESET RECALL feature in Recalling preset codes on page 67 to overwrite any programmed buttons that you aren’t using. This will free up memory to program additional remote signals.

Remote Direct function

• Default setting: All inputs – ON

On the default setting, when you press an input select button (DVD/LD, DVR/VCR1, etc.), both the receiver input source and the remote control change to the selected function.

When an input select button is set to OFF, pressing that button changes the function of the remote control only. This can be useful when you want to operate one component without interrupting playback of another.

1Press DIRECT FUNCTION on the remote setup menu.

SETUP 1/3

CALIBRATE

PRESET RECALL

LEARNING

MULTI OPERATION

DIRECT FUNCTION

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2Choose the setting of an input by pressing the ON/OFF button on the touch screen.

Each press switches between ON and OFF.

 

DIRECT FUNCTION

 

DVD/LD : ON

 

TV/DVD : ON

 

SAT : ON

 

OK

• Use the

(cursor up/down) buttons to scroll

through the component options.

3 Press OK to confirm the settings.

Editing remote control button names

You can rename the buttons on the remote control menu screens for different input sources (such as DVD/LD or SAT). You may want to do this if you taught the remote control a new command in Programming signals from other remote controls above, but the command doesn’t correspond with the button name.

1 Press KEY LABEL on the remote setup menu.

SETUP 2/3

CLOCK DISPLAY : AM/PM

CLOCK SETTING

BEEP :

TIMEOUT

KEY LABEL

2From the ‘Select Function’ screen, select the input source menu that contains the button you want to rename.

For example, press DVD/LD if you taught the DVD/LD remote screen a new command from your DVD player.

Select Function

KEY LABEL

DVD/LD

TV/DVD

SAT

CANCEL

En

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Pioneer VSX-59TXi Remote Direct function, Editing remote control button names, Press OK to confirm the settings
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VSX-59TXi specifications

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