Setting the power-on command of a selected A/V component

(for Sony components only)

You can set A/V components to turn on when they are selected.

This function is effective only for Sony components.

Example: To programme the power-on function on the TV button

1While pressing the(light) button, press the OTHER button.

“SET MODE” appears as the screen title.

2Press the V/v buttons to select “6 UTILITY”, then press the OK button or the

centre Label select button.

“UTILITY” appears as the screen title.

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

3Press the V/v buttons to select “1 POWER ON”, then press the OK button or centre Label

select button.

“POWER ON” appears as the screen title.

Tip

If a number is displayed before the menu, you can select the menu by pressing the number button.

4Press the TV button.

A beep sounds and “TV ON” appears in the third line of the screen.

5Press the(light) button or the RETURN button three times.

The set mode closes, and the Remote Commander returns to standby for operating the A/V components.

To clear the power-on function

Press the TV button again in step 4. A beep sounds and “TV OFF” appears in the third line of the screen, and the setting will be cancelled.

Notes

•The power-on function can be programmed on the COMPONENT select button or Label select button on which a Component Macro has been programmed (page 18).

In this case, the A/V component will be turned on when you press the COMPONENT select button or Label select button. If you press and hold the button for over 2 seconds, the programmed Component Macro will be executed.

•You can programme the power-on function on a COMPONENT select button or Label select button on which a remote control signal was programmed using the Learning function (page 12).

In this case, the learned signal will be transmitted when you press the COMPONENT select button or Label select button, then the A/V component will be turned on.

•You can programme the power-on function on a COMPONENT select button or Label select button on which a learned signal (page 12) and a Component Macro (page 18) are programmed.

In this case, the learned signal will be transmitted when you press the COMPONENT select button or Label select button, then the A/V component will be turned on. If you press and hold the button for over 2 seconds, the programmed Component Macro will be executed.

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