PIONEER PRO-610HD
Manual de Usuario

REMOTE CODE SET UP
To operate other manufacturers' audio/video units using the TV remote control unit, remote control signals need to be set. There are two methods of setting remote control signals � For calling the other manufacturers' remote control signals preset to this remote control unit � For learning other manufacturers' remote control signals

TV
POWER

TV/ CBL VCR DVD DTV /SAT /LD
ON/OFF

TV

DTV INPUT

1
SPLIT

2
SEARCH

3
SELECT

4

CALLING OTHER MANUFACTURERS' REMOTE CONTROL SIGNALS PRESET

SCREEN
MODE

SUB CH ANT
FREEZE

DTV
AUDIO
DISPLAY

1

1 4 7

2 5 8 0
¢

3 6 9
ENTER

Set the mode switch to match the device to which you want to preset the remote control signal.
� Example: To select DVD/LD.
TV/ CBL VCR DVD DTV /SAT /LD

CH

CH
RETURN

|\
VOL

CH
MUTING

4

2
DTV/DVD TOP
MENU

At the same time, press the EDIT button and number button 1.
LED will begin blinking.

EDIT/
LEARN

TV/SAT/DVD
MENU

SOURCE
POWER

DTV/SAT

5 2
SET/ ENTER

GUIDE

3
DTV/(SAT)
INFO
VCR REC

8
1
POWER

�
FAVORITE CH

EDIT/
LEARN

TV/ CBL VCR DVD

7
INPUT

3
VOL

¡
VOL

1

TV
POWER

DTV /SAT

ON/OFF

/LD

RECEIVER

TV

DTV INPUT

1

2

3

4

PROJECTION MONITOR RECEIVER REMOTE CONTROL UNIT

�

3

Select the desired manufacturer.
� � Select from the figure on page 69. Example: To select 24 (PHILIPS) in the LD mode.

2
NOTES: � To stop the EDIT mode in the middle, press the EDIT button once more. � If mode switch is switched while in EDIT mode, EDIT mode will be canceled. � After step 1 and step 2, if you do not press the button for one minute (no operation), the EDIT mode will be canceled. � If the table on page 69 does not include your desired manufacturer or the remote control does not work, you can make the memory learn its signal by the learn mode (see page 70). � The initial mode is �00� (PIONEER).

4

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If the LED blinks rapidly when the number button has been pressed, there has been an error. Input the number again. After setting, you can automatically use the remote control in the usual manner.

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