Sony RM-TP503 Manuel utilisateur

3-867-704-11(1)

Remote

Commander

 1999 by Sony Corporation

RM-TP503

Operating Instructions

Mode d’emploi

Manual de instrucciones

Manual de instruções

2GB

Understanding the 2 way remote system

This commander operates under a 2 way remote system.

With the 2 way remote system, the component responds

to signals sent from the commander by sending additional

signals (information about the status of the component,

text data, etc.) back to the commander. Thus, operations

are performed as a result of communication between the

commander and the component.

When using a home entertainment system comprised of

several components compatible with the 2 way remote

system, please restrict 2 way remote system operation to a

single component. Generally, the 2 way remote system is

turned off on all components except for the receiver/

amplifier.

If you would like to turn off the receiver/amplifier’s 2

way remote system, refer to “Setting up the 2 way

remote” in the operating instructions supplied with the

receiver/amplifier.

Precautions

CAUTION (Lithium battery)

Danger of explosion if battery is incorrectly

replaced. Replace only with the same or equivalent

type recommended by the manufacturer. Discard

used batteries according to the manufacturer’s

instructions.

On operation

Before connecting other components, be sure to turn off and

unplug the receiver/amplifier.

On cleaning

Clean the cabinet, panel and controls with a soft cloth slightly

moistened with a mild detergent solution. Do not use any type of

abrasive pad, scouring powder or solvent such as alcohol or

benzine.

If you have any question or problem concerning your

commander, please consult your nearest Sony dealer.

Component

Commander

About This Manual

• The following icon is used in this manual:

zIndicates hints and tips for making the task easier.

Before You Use the

Commander

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Preparations 4

Compatible Components and Functions 4

Preparing the Commander 5

Screen Hierarchy 8

Location of Parts and Basic

Operations 9

Front panel 9

Rear panel 10

Operation 11

Basic Operations 11

Example: Operating a CD Player 13

Example: Operating the Tuner 14

Example: Recording from CD to MD 15

Performing Several Commands in Sequence

Automatically (Macro Play) 16

Using a command that has been learned 17

Selecting a source to listen to using SUB ROOM 17

Selecting Sound Fields 18

Adjusting Sound Fields 21

Adjusting the Commander’s Operating

Environment 24

Additional information 31

Precautions during use 31

Troubleshooting 32

Specifications 33

Index 33

Special Remarks

pAbout the LCD

Depending on the brightness of the room and the angle at

which the commander is viewed, the LCD may be

difficult to see. When this occurs, changing the angle of

the commander or adjusting the CONTRAST of the LCD

may make the LCD easier to see. When fingerprints (etc.)

get on the LCD, wipe the LCD with a soft, dry cloth. It is

recommended to use the touch pen supplied with the

commander.

pAbout batteries

Life span of the batteries

This commander is different from conventional remotes in

that it makes use of a large LCD and is capable of 2 way

communication. Because of this, the batteries become

exhausted more quickly than with conventional remotes.

Under normal conditions, the batteries should last

approximately 2.5 months*. However, depending on how

the remote is used and the initial voltage of the batteries,

the actual period of use may be shorter or longer than that

mentioned above.

* This value is based on 60 key operations a day with the

backlight on. If the backlight is turned off, the batteries should

last much longer. In order to extend the life of the batteries, it is

recommended to keep the backlight off when operating the

commander in a well lit area.

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Preparations

This chapter describes how to prepare

the remote commander for operation.

Be sure to read this section before

operating.

Compatible Components

and Functions

This unit is a remote control system that utilizes infrared

rays to control a receiver/amplifier and AV components

connected to the receiver/amplifier.

Compatible Components

This unit can be used to operate Sony AV components as

well as AV components made by other manufacturers.

Setup is necessary in order to operate components made

by other manufacturers (see page 24).

Note

Depending on the component, control may not be possible using

this unit.

Functions

This unit is a 2 way remote commander. Not only does it

transmit infrared rays for operation of the receiver/

amplifier, it also receives infrared rays emitted by the

receiver/amplifier to display characters and other

information from components connected to the receiver/

amplifier with a CONTROL A1 cord.

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Preparations

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Please be sure to carry out the procedures described in

“Setting up the commander” on page 6 after inserting the

batteries.

Inserting batteries into the commander

Insert the four size-AA (LR6) alkaline batteries (for

commander operation) and the lithium battery (for

preservation of the commander’s internal memory).

1Remove the battery compartment cover.

2Insert the alkaline batteries.

3Insert the lithium battery.

After wiping the lithium battery thoroughly with a

dry cloth, insert it into the compartment with the

positive (+) pole side facing up.

Preparing the Commander

4Close the battery compartment cover.

After inserting the batteries, touching the touch panel

turns on the light and displays the touch panel (LCD)

adjustment screen. Follow the procedure on the next

page for touch panel adjustment and initial

communication.

Notes

• The LCD lights up when touched.

• VOL +/–, MUTING and SLEEP can be used even when the

LCD is not lit.

• Pressing BACK LIGHT/COMMANDER OFF turns the

backlight on or off. Holding it down for about 2 seconds turns

the LCD off.

• If the commander is not used for 10 seconds, the LCD turns off

automatically (Auto Off function).

Push in direction of

arrow

Always insert the negative (–) pole

side of batteries first.

Size-AA alkaline batteries

Coin shaped lithium

battery CR2032

Positive (+) pole side up

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Preparations

Touch panel adjustment

3Adjust the position of the touch panel’s LCD.

Touch the center of each of the 4 dots with the touch

pen. When all 4 dots have been touched “Adjusted”

appears, a buzzer sounds, and the initial

communication screen appears.

Caution

Touch panel adjustment must be carried out for proper panel

operation. If used without adjustment, the ”Touch Panel

Adjustment” screen appears each time the LCD lights up.

Initial communication

4Press 1/u on the receiver/amplifier to turn on the

receiver/amplifier.

5Point the commander’s transmitter/receiver section

toward the receiver/amplifier’s display, and touch

OK.

Once initial communication with the receiver/

amplifier has been established, the commander is

ready to operate the receiver/amplifier.

Setting up the commander

Please be sure to carry out the following 5 steps for

preparation of the commander.

The commander’s panel is touch sensitive and can be

operated by simply touching it.

1Remove the touch pen.

When returning the touch pen, always slide it in tip

first.

Caution

Use only the touch pen provided with this unit or the soft tip

of your finger to operate the touch panel. Using a

commercially available writing utensil may damage the panel

and make correct operation impossible. If the tip of the touch

pen is damaged, or the touch pen is lost, please consult your

nearest Sony dealer.

2Turn CONTRAST to adjust brightness of the LCD.

Touch the 4 dots with the touch pen.

Preparing the Commander

Pen holder

Remove by sliding out

CONTRAST control

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Preparations

Notes

• To ensure good communication conditions, carry out initial

setup from directly in front of, and close to the receiver/

amplifier.

• Do not move the unit during initial setup.

If a communication error occurs during setup

An error message will be displayed.

• Touching OK will return to the step 5 setup screen.

• Touching SKIP goes to the regular screen without

carrying out initial setup. Although operation is

possible in this condition, functions not included on the

receiver/amplifier will be displayed, and some buttons

will not be operable. Also, the initial setup screen will

appear each time the touch panel is turned on.

Note

The commander receives and displays data transmitted from the

receiver/amplifier. Communication errors may occur if the

commander’s transmitter/receiver section is not directed

properly toward the receiver/amplifier’s display.

Be sure to point the commander’s transmitter/receiver section

towards the receiver/amplifier’s display.

When replacing the batteries

To ensure preservation of the commander’s internal

memory when replacing batteries, be sure to observe the

following cautions.

When to replace batteries

When the batteries become weak, a warning sounds and a

message is displayed. Replace batteries as instructed by

the message.

How to remove the lithium battery

Notes

• Disc titles and song titles downloaded from the CD changer are

memorized in the commander. The lithium battery is used for

preservation of this memory. If the unit is used with an

exhausted battery, the settings memorized in the commander

will be erased. Please replace the battery as soon as the “Battery

Low” message appears.

• Replace the alkaline batteries with new batteries as soon as

their charge is exhausted. If the unit is used with exhausted

batteries, exhaustion of the lithium battery used to maintain

memory will be quickened and the memorized settings may be

erased.

• The life span of batteries may be shortened depending on the

conditions in which the commander is used.

• If the alkaline batteries and lithium battery become exhausted

at the same time, replace the alkaline batteries first. Replacing

the lithium battery first will erase the data memorized in the

commander.

• When replacing the alkaline batteries, always replace all 4

batteries with new ones.

• After replacing batteries, be sure to carry out touch panel

adjustment (page 6).

1 m ~ 2 m

Replace alkaline

batteries. Replace lithium

battery.

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Preparations

The following diagram shows the basic composition of this unit’s screen hierarchy.

FUNCTION screen

Screen Hierarchy

Normally, the FUNCTION screen is displayed.

To display a different screen, touch the left side of the LCD.

SOUND FIELD screen

SETUP screen

Screen for selection and

adjustment of the sound

fields (pages 18~23).

Screen for setting up the

operation environment and

control of components made

by other manufacturers

(pages 24~30).

Touch when the song titles of a CD or MD being played back are not

displayed correctly.

Screens for selection

and operation of

components

connected to the

receiver/amplifier.

Screen for recording

audio and video from

one component to

another (page 15).

RELOAD...

Screen for performing

several commands in

sequence

automatically (page

16).

Screen for selecting a

source to listen to

using SUB ROOM

(page 17).

Screen for setting

remote control codes

that are not stored in

the commander (page

17).

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Location of Parts and Basic Operations

Front panel

1BACK LIGHT/COMMANDER OFF

Press to turn the backlight on or off. Hold down for

about 2 seconds to turn the LCD off. When the LCD is

off, press to turn on the LCD and backlight.

• To prolong use of the batteries, the LCD automatically

turns off if there are no commands entered in the touch

panel for 10 seconds.

• To view the LCD display without turning on the backlight,

touch the touch panel when both the backlight and LCD

are off.

2Touch panel

Touch to operate. The commander turns on

automatically.

3VOL +/– buttons

Use to adjust the volume of the receiver/amplifier.

4JOG DIAL control

Rotate to scroll through items in a list (etc.).

Push to select the highlighted item.

5SYSTEM STANDBY button

Normally used to turn off all Sony components. Can

also be used to turn the receiver/amplifier on or off

depending on the settings made in the SETUP screen

(see page 30).

6MUTING button

Use to mute the sound of the receiver/amplifier.

7CONTRAST control

Use to adjust the contrast of the LCD.

8SLEEP button

Use to operate the receiver/amplifier’s sleep function.

The sleep settings appear in the receiver/amplifier’s

display, not the commander’s LCD.

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Location of

Parts and Basic

Operations

This chapter provides information

about the locations and functions of

the buttons and controls on this unit.

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Location of Parts and Basic Operations

Rear panel

1Transmitter/receiver section

Transmits and receives infrared signals to and from

the receiver/amplifier.

2Battery cover

3Touch pen

4SYSTEM STANDBY button

Normally used to turn off all Sony components. Can

also be used to turn the receiver/amplifier on or off

depending on the settings made in the SETUP screen

(see page 30).

5Remote code receiver section

When using the Learning function, this section

receives the remote codes from other remote controls.

6Touch pen holder

Pull out and insert touch pen when not in use.

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