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Executing a Series of Commands
— System Control Functions
(continued)
Notes
•You can program the System Control
functions for a Component Select button on
which the Power-On function (page 30) has
been programmed. In this case, the Power-On
function is overwritten and cannot be used. If
you clear the System Control functions for
the button, the Power-On function is
resumed, and you can use it again.
•You cannot program the System Control
functions for a Component Select button for
which a signal has been programmed by
“learning” (page 32). (“NG” flashes on the
display.)
•You can program a signal for a Component
Select button by “learning” (page 32) for
which the System Control functions have
been programmed. In this case, the System
Control function is overwritten and cannot be
used. If you clear the “learned” signal on the
button, the System Control function is
resumed and you can use it again.
•You can program the Power-On function
(page 30) for a Component Select button for
which a System Control function has been
programmed, but the Power-On function
cannot be used. If you clear the System
Control function from the button, you can
use the Power-On function.
•If you interrupt the procedure at any point
for over two minutes, the setting mode ends
and the series of commands will be
programmed to that point. In this case, clear
the program and start again from Step 1 to
set the entire program from the beginning.
You can not continue from where you let off.
•If you change the component code number
(page 8) or program a new signal by learning
(page 15) for a key or button that has been
programmed with the series of commands of
a System Control function, the new signal
will be transmitted when you press the
corresponding Component Select button.
Example: To program the
procedure on page 22 for the
VCR button
1 While pressing COMMANDER
OFF, press VOLUME + and VCR.
The selected component name stays
lit, while other component names
flash.
If a series of commands is already
programmed for that button
The programmed operations are displayed
in order. To program a new series of
operations, clear the program first (page
25).
2 Follow Steps 3 to 6 on page 24.