Problem | Solution |
You cannot operate a component | Make sure that the Remote Commander has learned the |
even after you programmed the | correct signals. If not, see “Notes” on page 13 or “For |
remote control signals with the | accurate learning” (page 14), and try the learning |
“learning” function. | procedure again (page 12). |
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“NG” appears in the third line on | Preset code setting has not succeeded. Set the preset code |
the screen and a beep sounds five | again, referring to the supplied “Preset Code List”. |
times while setting the preset |
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“NG” appears in the third line on the screen and a beep sounds five times while learning.
•Learning has not succeeded. Try the learning procedure again (page 12), referring to “For accurate learning” (page 14).
•While learning, you pressed the button other than the one on which you want to programme the signal. Programme the signal on the correct button again (page 12).
“FULL” appears in the third line | Learned signal memory is full. Clear learned signals that |
on the screen and a beep sounds | are not frequently used (page 14), then programme the |
five times while learning. | desired remote signal. |
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“NG” appears in the third line on | • Setting cannot be copied on COMPONENT select |
the screen and a beep sounds five | buttons or Label select buttons in the following |
times when trying to copy settings | situations: |
of a component label to another | – A learned signal or Component Macro is programmed. |
component label. | – The button’s component label has been changed. |
| – The button’s function label has been changed. |
| In this case, reset those settings (page 28) before copying. |
| • You are copying the settings of A/V components other |
| than a TV or amplifier on the Label select button |
| assigned with a TV or amplifier. The TV button is |
| assigned with only TV and the Label select button to |
| which an amplifier is preset is assigned with only |
| amplifier or DVD player home theatre system. |
| • The Remote Commander fails to copy the settings if the |
| programmed signal data of the button is too large. In this |
| case, clear programmed signals that are not frequently |
| used (page 14), then copy the settings again. |
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A beep sounds twice while setting | The preset code cannot be set on the COMPONENT select |
the preset code. | button or Label select button in the following situations: |
| – A learned signal or Component Macro is programmed. |
| – The button’s component label has been changed. |
| – The button’s function label has been changed. |
| In this case, reset those settings (page 28) before setting. |
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A beep sounds twice while learning.
•See “For accurate learning” (page 14).
•Other remote signal has been programmed on the desired button. Clear the learned signal (page 14) or programme the remote signal on another button (page 12).
•Learning standby time (10 seconds) has been exceeded. Start over from the beginning.
A beep sounds twice while programming a Component Macro.
•You are assigning a Component Macro on the COMPONENT select button or Label select button on which another Component Macro has been assigned. Clear the Component Macro assigned to the button (page 20), then assign the desired Component Macro.
•The programmed steps exceed 32 after adding delay while checking the Component Macro. A maximum of 32 steps (including delay) can be programmed. Reprogramme the Component Macro.
“NG” appears in the third line on the screen and a beep sounds twice while programming the
You are programming the