Universal Remote Control SL-9000 Battery Installation

This remote control uses four AAA1.5 V batteries. Please

be sure to match the batteries with the (+) and (–) markings

inside the battery compartment during installation.

A: To Open and Close the Battery

Compartment Cover

1To open the battery cover, push the latch forward toward

the top of the remote control, and lift the latch up.

2To close the battery cover, slide the battery cover straight

back in (toward the top of the remote) and push down

until it “clicks” into place.

B: Low Battery Message

When the Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) flashes L__BAT,

the batteries should be replaced.

Note: Batteries should last about 6 months under normal condi-

tions. The SL-9000 remote control will retain its programmed

memory for up to one year after the batteries are removed and up

to ten years after the batteries go “dead”.

Battery Installation

Contents

Main Table of Contents Page A: Function Table Reference Introduction Battery Installation A: To Open and Close the Battery Compartment Cover 1 2 B: Low Battery Message 5 SSAATT FFuunnccttiioonnss TTVV FFuunnccttiioonnss AAuuddiioo FFuunnccttiioonnss 6 VVCCRR FFuunnccttiioonnss CCaabbllee FFuunnccttiioonnss 7 CCDD FFuunnccttiioonnss DDVVDD FFuunnccttiioonnss AAUUXX FFuunnccttiioonnss B: Preprogrammed Set Up Home Theater Master 8 The Three Digit Code Method 1 4 5 6 7 Page Page Page C: Learning Set Up 2 to 3 - VOL VOL - 3 SEL/PLAY Button 14 4 selected to learn the new function. The LCD will show READY. 8 Page Page 1 2 3 1 D: Operation 1 2 3 Device Buttons Any press of a Device button at the top of the remote control can perform the following functions: Audio Input Buttons 20 1 4 Device button joined joined Device button: Using Y our Remote Device mode: 1 SL-9000 A: Punch Throughs Volume Control Punch Through To Set-Up: 1 2 3 Page Page Transport Control Punch Through Transport Controls To Set-Up: 1 Transport ControlPunch Through. 2 Page B: Memory Buttons Memory Buttons M1~M4 Buttons 28 Power Button Page Programming Memory Buttons: 1 2 3 4 Example: Memory Button Programming. Page C. Changing the LCD Display 32 1 like to change the LCD setting. 2 D: Programming a Second TV, VCR, etc. to Other Device Buttons. 1 2 3 4 5 6 Warranty Specifications Page Glossary Appendix A: Assignment of Audio/Video Equipment Page Page Page Page Satellite Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Cable Page Page Page DVD Page AUX