To display “note” assigned to each button, To display “note” assigned to each, Button – Sony RM-AX5000 User Manual

Page 16: Example: to operate a dvd player, Press the other button, Press the label button “dvd, Tips, Other cmpnt.” appears on the display title, Dvd” appears on the display title

Advertising
background image

16

Example: To operate a DVD
player

LIGHT

TV

C1

UTILITY

OTHER

C2

C3

MOVIE

MUSIC

INPUT

POWER

ALL OFF

1

Press the OTHER button.

“OTHER CMPNT.” appears on the display title.

2

Press the Label button “DVD.”

“DVD” appears on the display title.

3

Press the Label buttons or Hardware
buttons for desired operation.

When a signal is being sent,

appears.

You can also use other buttons, such as the VOL
(volume) +/–, CH (channel) +/–, MUTING,
cursor, and MENU buttons.
Also see “Table of Preset Functions” (page 37)
for the function of buttons for each Component.

Tips

• If

(

) appears in the bottom line of the display,

the display changes to the previous (next) page by
pressing each Label button.

• If a Component is assigned to a Hardware button, the

Remote Commander is ready to operate the assigned
Component only by pressing the button.

To control the volume

PAGE

GUIDE

EXIT

MENU

INFO

RECALL

VOL

CH

MUTING

PAGE

.

.

H

m

m

z

X

x

b

B

V

v

Press the VOL +/– buttons to control the volume,
and the MUTING button for silence.
When you select a visual Component, the TV’s
volume will be controlled; when you select an audio
Component, the amplifier’s volume will be
controlled.

To display “Note”
assigned to each button

LIGHT

TV

C1

C2

C3

MOVIE

MUSIC

INPUT

POWER

ALL OFF

1 If you press a button, its signals are sent and the

“Note” assigned to the button appears in the
lower part of the display while holding down the
button.

2 By pressing the button while holding down the

LIGHT button, you can display “Note” without
sending signals.

Tip

“Note” is customizable with “On-PC Setup.” See the
Help file for details.

2

1

VOL +/– buttons

MUTING button

Note

Advertising