Sony RM-V22 Troubleshooting, Specifications, Mini Hi-Fi component system codes, TV and VCR Codes

Operating a Receiver					1 To turn on and off.
					2 To set up the Commander.
					3 To select the input source:
					1 selects VIDEO 1
1					2 selects VIDEO 2
		POWER			3 selects VIDEO 3
2	TC/VIDEO	SET	SLEEP		4 selects TUNER
	VIDEO 1	VIDEO 2	VIDEO 3		5 selects CD PLAYER
3	1	2	3		6 selects TAPE DECK
	TUNER	CD	TAPE
	4	5	6		8 selects TV
	7	8	9		9 selects CABLE BOX
	DISP	0	ENTER		(7 and 0 do not have an
	REC				assigned function).
					4 To light up the Commander's
4	VOL		CH		buttons. (The light will
5				8	automatically turn off if no
		LIGHT			button is pressed for more than
6			SHIFT	9	10 seconds.)
		AV2			5 Volume up: +
	MUTING		RECALL
	AV1		CBL		Volume down: –
7	VCR		TV
					6 To mute the volume on a

receiver.

Press again to turn muting off.

7 Set to AV1 or AV2 on which the receiver is assigned.

8 Presetting frequency up: +, down: –

Tuning frequency up: +,

down: –

9 To shift band (FM/AM).

Note

On the AV1 position of the slide switch, the functions to operate Sony brand receivers are preset at the factory.

Operating a Tape Deck

1POWER

2		SET
	TC/VIDEO		SLEEP
3	VIDEO 1	VIDEO 2	VIDEO 3
	1	2	3
	TUNER	CD	TAPE
	4	5	6
4	7	8	9
	DISP	0	ENTER
5	REC			!¼
6				!Á
7	VOL		CH
		LIGHT
8			SHIFT	!ª
	MUTING		RECALL
	AV1	AV2	CBL
9	VCR		TV

1To turn on and off.

2To set up the Commander.

3 To select the tape direction:

1selects Deck A (dual cassette deck only*).

2selects Deck B(dual cassette deck only*).

0 functions as ÒREV button, or switches play sides.

(The other buttons do not have assigned functions).

4To record, press Ówhile pressing r/First release Ó, then release r.

5To pause

6 To rewind

7 To stop

8 To light up the Commander’s buttons. (The light will automatically turn off if no button is pressed for more than

10 seconds.)

9 Set to AV1 or AV2 on which

the tape deck is assigned.

0 To play

!Á To fast-forward

!ª To select the tape deck: deck A or deck B (dual cassette deck only**).

*If your deck’s commander has two sets of tape operating buttons and has no A/B button for deck selection, use the numeric buttons (1 and 2): button 1 selects Deck A, and button 2 selects Deck B.

**If the deck’s commander has one set of tape operating buttons, and has an A/B button for the deck section, use the RECALL button to select Deck A or B.

Brand	Component	Code No.	Brand	Component	Code No.
Dimensia	VCR	07	Sansui	VCR	17
Emerson	VCR	44, 22, 23, 19, 20, 21, 41	Singer	VCR	18
	TV	22, 13, 20, 21, 23, 03, 15, 42	Samsung	VCR	25, 16, 24
	TV/VCR Combo	21 & 23, 22		TV	26, 12, 13, 03
Fisher	VCR	33, 37, 38, 36		TV/VCR Combo	23, 27 & 24, 25, 29
	TV	25	Sanyo	VCR	33, 38
Funai	VCR	41		TV	25
General Electric	VCR	32, 07, 12	Scott	VCR	15, 16, 24, 38, 26, 27, 28, 29
	TV	02, 18, 03, 07		TV	23, 12
	TV/VCR Combo	27 & 24, 25	Sharp	VCR	30, 31
Goldstar	VCR	35		TV	14, 13, 15
	TV	03, 13, 12, 30, 46	Shintom	VCR	18
	TV/VCR Combo	TV code & 35	Signature 2000	VCR	41, 30
			(M. Wards)
Hitachi	VCR	11, 07, 08		TV	14, 09
	TV	31, 13, 03, 32	Sylvania	VCR	13, 11, 12, 41
HQ	VCR	15		TV	11, 12, 03
Instant Replay	VCR	12, 11	Symphonic	VCR	41
JC Penny	VCR	12, 08, 07, 33, 17, 39, 40		TV	23, 39, 40
	TV	03, 02, 30, 07		TV/VCR Combo	23 & 41
JVC	VCR	17, 47, 48, 49, 39, 40	Tashiro	VCR	35
	TV	28, 29	Tatung	VCR	17, 39, 40
Kenwood	VCR	17, 39, 35, 40	Teac	VCR	17, 39, 41, 40
KTV	TV	33, 13, 03, 23, 34	Technics	VCR	12, 11
LXI (Sears)	VCR	41, 35, 08, 36, 37, 33, 38	Toshiba	VCR	15, 14
	TV	02, 03, 11, 25, 19, 12		TV	19, 14
Magnavox	VCR	13, 11, 12, 10	Videch	TV	31, 03, 12
	TV	11, 12, 13, 03, 43, 47	Wards	VCR	30, 31, 38, 34, 35
	TV/VCR Combo	11, 18, 47 & 12, 13		TV	13, 03, 15, 12

Brand		Code No.
Panasonic	19
Philips	24
Pioneer		02, 20
RCA	26, 27
Sansui		15, 18
Sharp	13
Teac	14, 17
Technics		05, 06, 19
Yamaha	11, 12

CD Player Codes

Brand		Code No.
Sony	01
Aiwa		30, 32
Denon	24
Fisher		27
JVC	05, 06, 07
Kardon	40
Kenwood		08, 09, 10
Magnavox	22, 23
Nakamichi		14
Onkyo	17, 18
Panasonic	29
Philips		22, 26
Pioneer	02, 13
RCA		12, 38, 39
Sansui	14, 16, 34

Mini Hi-Fi component system codes

Brand		Code No.	for each	section
		Receiver	CD	Tape
Sony		01	01	01
Admiral	33		33	–
Aiwa	22		30	–
		27	32	16
Denon	12		24	13
Garrard		19	37	–
Harman	38		43	–
Jensen	37		31	29
JVC		06	06	04
	05		05	03
Kenwood		04	09	08
	03		08	07
Marantz	32		26	28
Mclntosh		39	43	–
Onkyo	09		17	09
Panasonic		21	29	19
Pioneer	25		13	20
RCA	26		11	25
Sansui		17	16	18
Sharp	30		28	–
		12	24	13
Sounde-sigh	36		35	–
Teac	15		–	14
Technics		21	29	19
	07		03	05
	08		04	06

Operating a CD Player

1POWER

2		SET
	TC/VIDEO		SLEEP
	VIDEO 1	VIDEO 2	VIDEO 3
	1	2	3
3	TUNER	CD	TAPE
	4	5	6
4	7	8	9
	DISP	0	ENTER

REC

5!¼

6!Á

7	VOL	CH
		LIGHT
8		SHIFT	!ª
	MUTING	RECALL
		AV2
	AV1	CBL
9	VCR	TV

1To turn on and off.

2To set up the Commander.

3 To select the track number. 0 selects track 10.

To select track numbers above 10, see the descriptions on the

DISP button below.

4 To select numbers 10 and above.

For example, to select track 15,

press DISP and then press 5.

5 To play

6 To select the previous track.

7 To stop

8 To light up the Commander’s buttons. (The light will automatically turn off if no button is pressed for more than

10 seconds.)

9 Set to AV1 or AV2 on which

the CD player is assigned.

0 To pause

!Á To select next track. !ª To select next disc.

Note

On the AV2 position of the slide switch, the functions to operate Sony brand CD players are preset at the factory.

Component Code Numbers

TV and VCR Codes

Brand	Component	Code No.
Sony	VCR	01	(VTR1: Beta)
		02	(VTR2: 8 mm)
		03	(VTR3: VHS)
	TV	01
Admiral (M.Wards)	VCR	30
	TV	02, 14, 09
Aiwa	VCR	41
AOC	TV	12
Audio Dynamic	VCR	17, 40
Bell & Howell	VCR	33, 46
(M. Wards)	TV	14, 09, 38
Brocsonic	VCR	20, 22, 17
	TV	03, 12
Canon	VCR	12, 11
Citizen	VCR	35
Craig	VCR	18, 35
	TV	22, 23, 20, 21
Croslex	TV	11
Curtis Mathis	VCR	07, 41, 12
	TV	03, 19, 23
Daewoo	VCR	44, 15, 12
	TV	35, 36, 03, 41
	TV/VCR Combo	36	& 44
Daytron	TV	13
DBX	VCR	17, 39, 40

Marantz	VCR	17, 39, 40	Yamaha	VCR			33, 17, 39, 40
Marta	VCR	35	Zenith	VCR			34
Memorex	VCR	12, 38		TV	09, 10
Minolta	VCR	08, 07
Mitsubishi/MGA	VCR	26, 27, 28, 29
			Cable Box Codes
	TV	24, 03, 12
Multitech	VCR	28, 41, 24
			Brand			Code No.
NEC	VCR	17, 39, 40
			Hamlin/Regal		22, 23, 24, 25, 26
	TV	03, 12
			Jerrold/G.I.			01, 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 18
Olympic	VCR	12, 11
			Oak		27, 28, 29
Optimus	VCR	27
			Panasonic		19, 20, 21
Panasonic	VCR	09, 10, 11, 12
			Pioneer			14, 15
	TV	18, 16, 17, 07, 49
			Scientific Atlanta		09, 10, 11
	TV/VCR Combo	18 & 11, 12
			Tocom			16, 17
Pentax	VCR	08, 07
			Zenith		12, 13
Philco	VCR	11, 12
	TV	11, 13, 03
Philips	VCR	13, 11, 12
			Separate Components
	TV	11
			Tape Deck Codes
Pioneer	VCR	11
	TV	37, 18, 19	Brand			Code No.
Portland	TV	03, 08
			Sony		01
Quasar	VCR	11, 12, 09, 10, 06
			Aiwa		16, 22, 23
	TV	18, 07, 48
			Denon		13
	TV/VCR Combo	18, 48 & 12, 09, 10
			Fisher		30
Radio Shack	TV	02, 12, 24, 23
			JCV		03, 04
RCA/PROSCAN	VCR	07, 08, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16
			Kenwood		07, 08
	TV	02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 44, 45
			Nakamichi		15
	TV/VCR Combo	18 & 11
			Onkyo		09, 10, 21
Realistic	VCR	12, 33, 31, 38, 27, 41

Sanyo		27
Shewood		41
Sharp	24, 28
Teac		15, 25, 37
Technics	03, 04, 29
Yamaha	19, 20, 21

Receiver/Amplifier Codes

Brand		Code No.
Sony		01
Aiwa		22, 27
Denon	12, 13, 14
Fisher	34
JVC	05, 06
Kenwood		03, 04
Magnavox		35
Nakamichi	16
Onkyo	09, 20
Panasonic	21
Philips		24
Pioneer		02, 25
RCA	28, 29, 31
Sansui	16, 17, 23
Sharp	12, 30
Teac		15, 18, 19
Technics		07, 08, 21
Yamaha	10, 11

Yamaha		10	19	11
	11		20	12

Troubleshooting

If you have problems setting up or using the Commander:

•When setting up the Commander, carefully go through the procedures described in “Setting the Code.” If the code that’s listed first for your component doesn't work, try all the codes for your component - in the order in which they're listed. If all the codes fail to work (or if your component is not listed in this manual), try using the procedures in “Searching for the Correct Code.”

•Check that you’re aiming the Commander directly at the component, and that there are no obstructions between the Commander and the component.

•Make sure the batteries you’re using are not worn out, and that they’re inserted correctly. Note that whenever you remove the batteries - to replace them, for example - the code numbers you’ve set are automatically eased and must be reset.

•When setting up the component, if you press the wrong button, move the slide switch to a different position. Then reset the slide switch and start the procedures over again.

•Check that the slide switch is set to the component you want to control.

•Check that the component has infrared remote capability. For example, if your component didn’t come with a remote controller, it probably isn’t capable of being controlled by a remote controller.

•If your video components are connected to an audio system, make sure you’ve set up the Commander as described in “Controlling the Volume of Video Components Connected to an Audio System”.

Specifications

Operable distance	Approx. 7 m (23 ft) (varies depending of the component
	of each manufacturer)
Power requirements Two size AA (R6) batteries (not supplied)
Battery life	Approx. 6 months (varies depending on frequency of use)
Dimensions	Approx. 62 x 207 x 41.5 mm (w/h/d) (2 1/2 x 8 1/4 x
Mass	1 11/16 in.)
	Approx. 100 g (3.5 oz.) (no including batteries)
Supplied accessory	Label (2)

Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.