Pioneer VSX-609RDS Manual De Usuario

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The LED will blink twice.
To cancel the preset mode
Press SETUP.

Each button can be set to control one of the following components

: DVD/LD player or DVD Recorder

: TV , Satellite tuner or Cable TV tuner

: CD player, CD-R, Tape deck or  MD recorder

: CD player, CD-R, Tape deck or  MD recorder

: VCR or DVR (DVD Recorder)

: TV , Satellite tuner or Cable TV tuner

: FM/AM tuner

The LED will blink after each digit is input and will blink twice to
confirm a valid code has been input.
If the LED shows one long blink it means an invalid code has been
input. Check the preset code list and try again. If you are not able to
input a preset code you can refer to page 24 to teach the remote
control individual commands.
Repeat steps 1 through 3 to recall preset codes for as many
components as necessary.

The remote control returns to the previous operation mode.
It will also return to the previous mode after ten seconds of inactivity.

• The RCV (Receiver) button cannot be preset.
• You can only input a code for the component type written on

each MULTI CONTROL button. See page 27 for information
on how to program a different type of component than speci-
fied on the button.

• If you recall a preset code for the tuner (TUN MULTI CON-

TROL), you will not be able to control the built-in tuner of this
receiver using the remote control. To reset the remote control
to the built-in tuner, input the preset code 0080.

In addition to controlling the receiver, the supplied remote control can operate your other components (DVD,
MD, VCR, TV, LD, CD, etc.). If your component(s) are listed in the “Preset Code List” on pages 58 to 65, simply
recall the corresponding preset code.

The following steps show you how to recall preset codes for each MULTI CONTROL button. Once the preset
code is assigned, pressing the button will automatically set the remote control to operate the respective
component.

• Refer to “Preset Code List” on pages 58 to 62 for the components and manufacturers

available.

• Refer to “Controlling the Rest of  Your System” on pages 52 to 55 for detailed explana-

tions on how to operate your other components.

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