Sony RM-NX7000 Bedienungsanleitung

©2004 Sony CorporationRM-NX7000Integrated RemoteCommanderOperating Instructions3-254-727-11(1)Integrated Remote Commander RM-NX7000

10Getting Started

100Setting a function key of another component to aComponent display (ALIAS)You can create an Alias key in the Component display.The Alias key in crea

101Customizing the Display5Press the [NEW] key. To set Alias to an existing keySelect a function key or a function button on the Remote Commanderyou

1022Press the function key you want torefer to.For example, press the [TV POWER]key.3 The function key for reference is set to the Alias key, and thed

103Customizing the DisplaySetting a wallpaper (WALLPAPER)The wallpaper (background) for the Component display screen can be set byselecting from the p

1045Press the NEXT/BACK button on the RemoteCommander to select a wallpaper.6Press the [OK] key.The preview of the Component displaywith the selected

105Customizing the DisplayAdding/deleting a page of the Component display (PAGE)You can add or delete a page of the Component display.If you want to g

1066Confirm that a page will be added,and press the [OK] key.A new page is not added here yet.7Press the [OK] key.A new page is added to the end of th

107Customizing the DisplayContinuedDeleting a page of the Component display (DELETE)1Perform steps 1 to 3 in “Adding a page to the Componentdisplay (A

1085Confirm that a page will be deleted,and press the [OK] key.A page is not deleted here yet.6Press the [OK] key.Deletion of the page is complete and

109Customizing the DisplayAssigning function keys of multiple AVcomponents to a Component displayThe Multi component key is a Component key with which

11Getting StartedUnpackingCheck the accessories in the package before using the Remote Commander.• Battery charging stand (1)•USB cable (1)•Installati

110Assigning function keys of multiple AV components to a Component displayContinued3Delete or move functionkeys in the Componentdisplay assigned to t

111Customizing the DisplayCustomizing functionsCustomizing functions to create your favorite Multi Component key andreference pages are as follows.[AL

112Convenient operations by programming aseries of actions (macro) for a key/button

113Convenient operations by programming aseries of actions (macro) for a key/buttonPower ON/Input selectTVDVDRCVRPower ON/Play backPower ON/Input sele

114Types of macros and setting flowThere are the three following types of macros.SYSTEM MACRO: A macro programmed for a function key/button. Aseries o

115Convenient operations by programming aseries of actions (macro) for a key/buttonProgramming a series of actions (macro) for akey/buttonStep 1: Sele

116ContinuedProgramming a series of actions (macro) for a key/button3Press the [SYSTEM MACRO]key.4Press a Component key thatwill include the function

117Convenient operations by programming aseries of actions (macro) for a key/button2 When programming a macro for an existing functionkey/buttonSelect

118ContinuedProgramming a series of actions (macro) for a key/button5Press a function key/buttona macro is to beprogrammed for.Notes• Function keys yo

119Convenient operations by programming aseries of actions (macro) for a key/button3 When programming a macro for a Component key or aDirect Access bu

12Charge the Remote Commander, connecting the suppliedAC power adaptor.After checking the contents of the package, start up the Remote Commander.The p

120ContinuedProgramming a series of actions (macro) for a key/buttonStep 2: Setting a macroThe procedure to set a macro to a key/button selected in “S

121Convenient operations by programming aseries of actions (macro) for a key/button3Press the [OK] key to program the key/button ofthe selected compon

122ContinuedProgramming a series of actions (macro) for a key/buttonTV POWERDVDPOWERVIDE01Turn onthe TV.Turn onthe DVD.Start DVDplayback.Set the input

123Convenient operations by programming aseries of actions (macro) for a key/buttonzTipMake sure to press the [OK] key after pressing a function key/b

124ContinuedProgramming a series of actions (macro) for a key/buttonTo check the settings of the system macro (function key/button)1Press the [SET] ke

125Convenient operations by programming aseries of actions (macro) for a key/button5Press the key/button whose macroyou want to check.The macro proced

1263Press the [MACRO VIEWER] key.4Press the Component key or a DirectAccess button whose macro youwant to check.The macro procedure is shown in thedis

127Convenient operations by programming aseries of actions (macro) for a key/buttonMacro operation using the Timer functionYou can set the Remote Comm

128ContinuedMacro operation using the Timer functionThe Program Edit display is the basic setting display to set the Timer Programkey. To program the

129Convenient operations by programming aseries of actions (macro) for a key/buttonStep 1: Creating a Timer program keyIn “Step 1”, creating a Timer p

13When the display for the alignment appears, calibrate thetouch key display.The Home display appears,and the Remote Commander isready to operate.Then

130ContinuedMacro operation using the Timer function5Set the label, and then pressthe [OK] key.The newly created Timer program key isdisplayed.Input l

131Convenient operations by programming aseries of actions (macro) for a key/buttonTo set the label againTo set the label of the Timer program key aga

132ContinuedMacro operation using the Timer functionStep 2: Setting the timeIn this Step, setting the day of the week and the time for starting a time

133Convenient operations by programming aseries of actions (macro) for a key/button3Set the timer executiontime.Set the [HOUR], [MINUTES] and [DAY] by

134ContinuedMacro operation using the Timer function4Press the [OK] key.The setting of the time for timeroperation is complete.5Press the [OK] key.The

135Convenient operations by programming aseries of actions (macro) for a key/buttonStep 3: Programming a macroIn this Step, how to set a macro is expl

136ContinuedMacro operation using the Timer function4Press the [OK] key.The setting of the macro procedure iscomplete and the display returns to theTi

137Convenient operations by programming aseries of actions (macro) for a key/buttonz Tip Progressive method for setting the Timer programYou program

138ContinuedMacro operation using the Timer functionTo copy a macro programmed for another Timer programkeyYou can copy the time set with the [TIME] t

139Convenient operations by programming aseries of actions (macro) for a key/button6Press a Timer program key you wantto set the copied macro.For exam

14ChargingCharge the Remote Commander using the supplied Battery charging stand. TheRemote Commander can also be charged by connecting the supplied AC

140ContinuedMacro operation using the Timer functionTo delete a Timer program keyYou can delete a Timer program key created accidentally, or a Timer p

141Convenient operations by programming aseries of actions (macro) for a key/buttonTo check execution of a Timer macroYou can check the timer macro ex

142ContinuedMacro operation using the Timer functionTo set the execution of a Timer macro (to ON/OFF)Set the execution of a Timer macro setting to ON/

143Convenient operations by programming aseries of actions (macro) for a key/button4Press the [ON/OFF] tag.5Press a Timer program key whoseexecution s

144ContinuedMacro operation using the Timer functionTo check the setting of a Timer macro procedureYou can check the contents of a Timer macro procedu

145Convenient operations by programming aseries of actions (macro) for a key/buttonIMPORTANTThe timer function of this Remote Commander is designed fo

146Programming a series of actions(macro) for a Component List

147Programming a series of actions (macro) for a ComponentListOutline of a Component ListIn this section, the concept of a Component list is explained

148Programming a List elementAbout the edit display for a List elementBefore setting a List element, we will explain about the edit display for a List

149Programming a series of actions (macro) for a ComponentListExample: To create a new ListelementPress the [NEW] key.Set a label in the display for t

15Getting StartedCharging without using the Battery charging standConnect the AC power adaptor directly to the DC IN jack of the RemoteCommander. You

150ContinuedProgramming a List elementStep 1: Creating a List elementIn “Step 1”, creating an element for a Component List is explained. You can set a

151Programming a series of actions (macro) for a ComponentList5Press the [NEW] key.z TipWhatever tag is selected, you can set the labelif you press th

152ContinuedProgramming a List elementExample: Label items for CD changerInput letters for [ALBUM], [DISC No], [ARTIST] and [GENRE] in the order.1 Inp

153Programming a series of actions (macro) for a ComponentListAbout items to be set to the labelItems to be set to the label differ depending on a com

154ContinuedProgramming a List elementStep 2: Programming a macroIn this step, programming a macro for a List element created in “Step 1” isexplained.

155Programming a series of actions (macro) for a ComponentListz Tips• For programming a macro for a List element, press in sequence function keysand b

1564Press the Component key thatincludes the List element you wantto delete.5Press the [DELETE] tag.6Press the [v] or [V] key to select aList element

157Programming a series of actions (macro) for a ComponentListUser List keysSetting item tagsEdit display for a User ListEach time the setting for a r

158ContinuedCreating a User List (USER LIST)Example: To create a new UserList keyPress the [NEW] key, and set a label forthe User List key.Select a Li

159Programming a series of actions (macro) for a ComponentListCreating a User List key1Press the [SET] key for 2 seconds or longer in theHome display.

16Using the touch panel displayCalibrating the touch panel display (ALIGNMENT)1Tap the center of the marks sequentially with thesupplied Stylus.We say

160ContinuedCreating a User List (USER LIST)5Press the [NEW] key.z Tips• Whatever tag is selected, you can set thelabel if you press the [NEW] key.• F

161Programming a series of actions (macro) for a ComponentList8Press the [v] or [V] key toselect a List element to beadded, and then press the[ENTER]

162To delete a User ListYou can delete a User List key created by mistake, or a User List key that is nolonger in use.1Press the [SET] key for 2 secon

163Programming a series of actions (macro) for a ComponentList7Press the [OK] key. The selected User List key is deleted. Thedisplay returns to step 4

164ContinuedCreating a User List (USER LIST)Adding an element to a User List1Press the [SET] key for 2 seconds or longer in theHome display.The Set di

165Programming a series of actions (macro) for a ComponentList6Press the User List key youwant to add a User elementto.The table of the list elementsp

166ContinuedCreating a User List (USER LIST)10Press the [OK] key.11Press the [OK] key.Adding a List element is programmed,and the display returns to s

167Programming a series of actions (macro) for a ComponentList5Press the [EDIT] tag.6Press the User List key of the Userelement you want to delete.The

1689Press the [OK] key.The deletion of the List element is stored inmemory.10Press the [OK] key.The List element is deleted, and the displayreturns to

169Programming a series of actions (macro) for a ComponentListUsing the Component List1Press the List key of acomponent key in theComponent display.Fo

17Getting StartedContinuedLocation and Function of ControlsIn this section, names and functions of parts and controls on RM-NX7000 areexplained.Softwa

1704Select an album and press the key.Arrow keys: Move the cursor up/down.[ENTER] key: Confirms the element selected by the cursor and executes themac

171Easy selection of a series of actions(macro) programmed for Zapping (ZAPPING)Easy selection of a series of actions (macro)programmed for Zapping (Z

172NewsOutline of ZappingWhat is Zapping?Zapping is the function to call up easily and sequentially only desired channels,enabling channel selection f

173Easy selection of a series of actions(macro) programmed for Zapping (ZAPPING)Using ZappingRight after the Component display appears, the label of t

174Editing the Zapping functionAbout the edit display for ZappingBefore setting the Zapping function, we explain about the edit display forZapping.Edi

175Easy selection of a series of actions(macro) programmed for Zapping (ZAPPING)Each time the setting for a respective setting item tag shown in the e

176ContinuedEditing the Zapping functionStep 1: Creating a Zapping groupIn this step, creating a Zapping group to which Zapping elements are to be set

177Easy selection of a series of actions(macro) programmed for Zapping (ZAPPING)NoteYou cannot set the same label name as another Zapping group, regar

178ContinuedEditing the Zapping functionStep 2: Creating a Zapping elementCreate a Zapping element for the Zapping group ([NEWS] key) created in “Step

179Easy selection of a series of actions(macro) programmed for Zapping (ZAPPING)5Set the label of the Zapping element.When the label setting is comple

18Location and Function of ControlsContinued4 OK button and Cursor Control buttonsUsed to operate the menu display of a component being controlled by

180Step 3: Programming a macroProgram a macro for the Zapping element ([CBS] key) created in “Step 2.”1Press the [EDIT] tag in theZapping display.2Pre

181Easy selection of a series of actions(macro) programmed for Zapping (ZAPPING)5Program a macro procedurefor the Zapping element.For details on progr

182ContinuedEditing the Zapping functionStep 4: Creating a Zapping viewerAfter creating a Zapping viewer key, you can assign a Zapping group to it. Yo

183Easy selection of a series of actions(macro) programmed for Zapping (ZAPPING)5Set the skin of the Zappingviewer.The skin for the Zapping viewer can

184ContinuedEditing the Zapping function8Press the [OK] key.The Zapping viewer key is assigned onthe last page of the Component displayand the display

185Easy selection of a series of actions(macro) programmed for Zapping (ZAPPING)4Press the Zapping group you want todelete.The indiction of the Zappin

186ContinuedEditing the Zapping functionTo change the order of the Zapping elementsYou can change the order of the Zapping elements after you have cre

187Easy selection of a series of actions(macro) programmed for Zapping (ZAPPING)6Press the Zapping element key youwant to move.The selected key appear

188To check the macro procedure of a Zapping elementYou can check, on the display, the contents of the macro procedure set to aZapping element.1Press

189Easy selection of a series of actions(macro) programmed for Zapping (ZAPPING)6Press the Zapping element whosemacro you want to check.The macro proc

19Getting StartedAbout the Automatic-Off function of the displayIf you do not use the Remote Commander for 10 minutes, indications on the display turn

190To delete a Zapping elementYou can delete a Zapping element created by mistake or a Zapping element thatis no longer in use.1Press the [SET] key fo

191Easy selection of a series of actions(macro) programmed for Zapping (ZAPPING)6Press the Zapping element key youwant to delete.The indication of the

192To delete a Zapping viewerYou can delete a Zapping viewer created by mistake or a Zapping viewer that isno longer in use.1Press the [SET] key for 2

193Easy selection of a series of actions(macro) programmed for Zapping (ZAPPING)6Press the [OK] key.The Zapping viewer is deleted and thedisplay retur

194ContinuedEditing the Zapping functionTo assign a Zapping viewer to a function buttonIf you assign a Zapping group to a function button, you can per

195Easy selection of a series of actions(macro) programmed for Zapping (ZAPPING)5Press a function button you want toassign a Zapping group to. If you

196ContinuedEditing the Zapping function8Press the [OK] key.Setting of the Assign button is complete andthe display returns to step 4.9To finish all s

197Using a “Memory Stick”Using a “Memory Stick”

198About a “Memory Stick”What is a “Memory Stick”?A “Memory stick” is a small and light IC recording media with a storagecapacity larger than a floppy

199Using a “Memory Stick”While reading or writing data“Do not remove the “Memory Stick”” appears in the display. Do not subject theRemote Commander to

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20ContinuedLocation and Function of ControlsBattery charging standw; DC IN jackUsed to connect the supplied AC power adaptor.About the DC IN jackThe s

200About a “Memory Stick”ContinuedRearInserting a “Memory Stick”1Open the “Memory Stick”slot cover.2Insert a “Memory Stick”with the label side up unti

201Using a “Memory Stick”Removing a “Memory Stick”NoteIf you remove a “Memory Stick” while the indication of writing or reading is shown,recorded data

202Reading data saved in a “Memory Stick”(READ)You can import data set up with the supplied application or the latest remotecontrol codes downloaded f

203Using a “Memory Stick”After the “Memory Stick” confirmation display, the following displaysappear according to the contents in the “Memory Stick.”

204Reading data saved in a “Memory Stick” (READ)ContinuedIf an error message appearsIf an abnormal status of the “Memory Stick” or the Remote Commande

205Using a “Memory Stick”Data contents in the“Memory Stick”AllPresetComponentAllPresetComponentAllPresetComponentMessageA “Memory Stick” is notinserte

206Reading a “Memory Stick” from the setting modeWhen a “Memory Stick” is already inserted in the Remote Commander, you canstart the reading procedure

207Using a “Memory Stick”Saving Remote Commander data to a“Memory Stick” (SAVE)You can save all data set up with the Remote Commander to a “Memory Sti

208Saving Remote Commander data to a “Memory Stick” (SAVE)ContinuedIf an error message appearsIf an abnormal status of the “Memory Stick” or the Remot

209Using a “Memory Stick” Formatting a “Memory Stick”You can format a “Memory Stick” so that it can be used on this RemoteCommander.1Press the [SET] k

21Getting Started6712345Screen layout and elementsOperation mode displayThis is the display used for operating your component. If you press a respecti

2105Press the [YES] key.The Remote Commander starts formatting. When formatting a “MemoryStick” is correctly complete, the confirmation display appear

211Remote Commander’s Other FunctionsRemote Commander’s Other Functions

212Setting the Display WindowYou can make various settings to the touch panel display.In addition to calibrating the touch panel display, you can set

213Remote Commander’s Other Functions5Tap the center of the mark three times in orderwith the supplied Stylus.When calibration is complete, thedisplay

214Setting the Display WindowContinuedSetting the Backlight Automatic-Off time (BACK LIGHT)The backlight that illuminates the LCD screen turns on auto

215Remote Commander’s Other Functions1 Set Automatic-Off time.Each time you press the [+] / [–] key,the time is advanced/reversed by 1second. If you h

216Setting the Display WindowContinuedSetting the Automatic-Off time of the display window(OFF TIME)The LCD screen turns off automatically after a cer

217Remote Commander’s Other Functions1 Set Automatic-Off time.Each time you press the [+] or [–] key,the time is advanced/reversed by 1minute. If you

218Adjusting the brightness of the display window’sbacklight (BRIGHTNESS)Adjust the brightness of the backlight.1Press the [SET] key for 2 seconds or

219Remote Commander’s Other Functions7To finish all settings, press the COMMANDER OFFbutton for 2 seconds or longer.The display returns to the Home di

221 Item confirmation areaIf you press this area (other than keys), the character string that indicates theitem being set up scrolls from right to lef

220Setting the system clock (CLOCK)You can set the system clock that appears in the Home and Component display.1Press the [SET] key for 2 seconds or l

221Remote Commander’s Other FunctionsIf you do not want to change the system clock settingIn step 4, press the [OK] key without pressingthe [CLOCK SET

222Setting the beep sound (BEEP)The Remote Commander is set at the factory for the key-touch confirmationbeep to sound when you press a display key or

223Remote Commander’s Other FunctionsLocking the settings (LOCK)To prevent accidental changing, adding or erasing of settings, lock the settings sotha

224Remote Commander information (ABOUT)You can check the system information (used memory capacity, version, etc.) ofthe Remote Commander in the displa

225Remote Commander’s Other FunctionsSetting to the recovery mode (RECOVERY)The latest kernel (basic program of the Remote Commander) is updated asnec

226Using the application modeUse the application mode when you clean the LCD screen of the RemoteCommander or when you want to browse imported image f

227Remote Commander’s Other FunctionsDisplaying image files set as wallpapersUsing the Wall Album function, you can browse image files set as wallpape

228Additional Information

229Additional InformationPrecautions•Do not expose the remote control detectors of your components to directsunlight or other strong illumination. Str

23Getting Started2 [EXIT] keyPress to return to the previous mode display.3 Setting keysPress to set up each setting.[PRESET] keyPress to change a com

230Notes on chargingAbout the charging time• It takes about eight hours to fully charge the discharged batteries.• While charging, you can still use t

231Additional InformationTroubleshootingIf you have problems setting up or using the Remote Commander, first checkthat the batteries are charged (page

232TroubleshootingContinuedSymptomThe clock does not appear in theComponent display.The label letters shown on theupper side of the Componentdisplay a

233Additional InformationSymptomA beep sounds five times whilelearning.The Remote Commander fails tolearn the remote control signals.When the display

234TroubleshootingContinuedSymptomA beep sounds twice, and thedisplay does not change even if youpress a key.You cannot operate yourcomponents.Remedy•

235Additional InformationSymptomYou cannot control the volume.You cannot press the [SET] key.Remedy• The Remote Commander is Alias-set at thefactory t

236TroubleshootingContinuedSymptomThe display does not change to thesetting display even when you pressthe [SET] key.The display does not change to th

237Additional InformationSymptomAlthough you have programmed amacro for a Component key, theComponent key will not operate,even if you press it.The ma

238TroubleshootingContinuedTrouble with the setting modeCommon problemsSymptomThe setting cannot be edited.A beep sounds twice when youpress a key or

239Additional InformationSymptomA button or key assigned to theAlias component does not operateeven if you press it.A Zapping group assigned to theZap

24[SYSTEM] keyPress to set the function of the Remote Commander (“Memory Stick”,display indication, etc.) (pages 206, 212).Setting items:[MEMORY STICK

240TroubleshootingContinuedSymptomA skin image read from “NAVITUSDesign” does not appear.Remedy• For the skins imported from “NAVITUSDesign”, only ski

241Additional InformationTrouble with the timer program and the timer macro settingSymptomThe timer you have set cannot becorrectly executed.The compo

242TroubleshootingContinuedTrouble with the move settingSymptomA beep sounds twice when you tapthe point where you want to movethe key to.You cannot r

243Additional InformationTrouble with the macro settingSymptomThe macro function does notoperate correctly.When trying to perform the Viewerfunction t

244TroubleshootingContinuedTrouble with a “Memory Stick”SymptomA “Memory Stick” cannot beinserted.Even if you insert a “MemoryStick”, a beep sounds tw

245Additional InformationSymptomData of the “Memory Stick” cannotbe read by the Remote Commanderor data of the Remote Commandercannot be written to th

246Trouble with the USB connectionSymptomA beep sounds twice and datacannot be transferred even if theUSB cable is connected.The USB cable cannot be d

247Additional InformationOthersSymptomA beep sounds, and the errormessage “Import full data fromNAVITUS Design using the“Memory Stick” or USB.” appear

248SpecificationsOSLINUXCPUi.MX1 Application Processor 200 MHzMemory32 MB (RAM)User memory range: approx. 15 MBInterfaceInterface connectorUSB. “Memor

25Getting StartedSetting up the Remote Commander using“NAVITUS Design”Installing “NAVITUS Design” software contained in the supplied CD-ROM on your co

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26ContinuedSetting up the Remote Commander using “NAVITUS Design”Installing “NAVITUS Design”Follow the instructions below to install.Notes• Do not cop

27Getting StartedContinuedInstalling the USB driverTo connect a computer and the Remote Commander using the suppliedUSB cable, installing the USB driv

28ContinuedSetting up the Remote Commander using “NAVITUS Design”5Select “Install the software automatically [Recommended]”,then click [Next].Installi

29Getting StartedContinued9Click [Finish].Installing of the USB driver finishes.For Windows Millennium Edition users1Close all software running on Win

3•Memory Stick and are trademarks of Sony Corporation.•Memory Stick Duo, and “Memory Stick PRO” are trademarksof Sony Corporation.•“TouchEngine”

30ContinuedSetting up the Remote Commander using “NAVITUS Design”For Windows 98 Second Edition users1Close all software running on Windows.2Insert the

31Getting Started7Mark only the check box of “Specifya location”, then click [Browse].The “browse for Folder” dialog boxappears.8Select the “Driver” f

32ContinuedSetting up the Remote Commander using “NAVITUS Design”“NAVITUS Design 1.0” displayStarting up “NAVITUS Design 1.0”On Windows XPClick the [S

33Getting StartedUsing “NAVITUS Design”– HelpYou can set up the Remote Commander by operating “NAVITUSDesign”, referring to the detailed instructions

34ContinuedSetting up the Remote Commander using “NAVITUS Design”4Click [NAVITUS Design 1.0] in the “Currently Installed Programs”list, then click [Ch

35Getting Started7Click [Finish].Uninstalling of “NAVITUS Design” finishes.For Windows Millennium Edition/Windows 98 Second Edition users1Click [Start

36Basic Operations

37Basic OperationsBasic Operations of the Remote CommanderThe basic operations of the Remote Commander in the operation mode, how toenter the Set disp

38Basic Operations of the Remote CommanderContinued3Press a function key on theComponent display or abutton on the RemoteCommander.For example, press

39Basic OperationsEntering the Set display (Setting mode)You can customize the Remote Commander’s display to your preference bychanging key design or

4WARNINGTo prevent fire or shock hazard, donot expose the unit to rain ormoisture.To avoid electrical shock, do notopen the cabinet. Refer servicing t

40Basic Operations of the Remote CommanderContinuedInputting letters (label setting)The basic operations to input letters is explained here. Letters c

41Basic OperationsNotes•You cannot use certain keys depending on the genre of label. Keys that cannotbe used appear pressed. If you press one of these

42Programming the preset codes ofcomponents (PRESET)You can register components to the Remote Commander by programming thecomponent brand preset codes

43Basic OperationsProgramming a preset code1Press the [SET] key for 2 seconds or longer in theHome display.The Set display appears.2Press the [PRESET]

44ContinuedProgramming the preset codes of components (PRESET)4Press the [SOLUTION], [BRAND] or [SEARCH] key toselect a method of programming.There ar

45Basic OperationsWhen programming of a preset code is completeThe display returns to the Component key selection display (step 3, page 43). To progr

46ContinuedProgramming the preset codes of components (PRESET)2Following the on-screeninstructions, press and holddown the button of theremote control

47Basic Operations When two or more preset codes are detectedThe display on the right appears.Program a preset code by performingone of the following

48ContinuedProgramming the preset codes of components (PRESET)Programming a preset code using the list of brand presetcodes (BRAND)The following steps

49Basic Operations When the component to be registered does not function properlyThe selected preset code may be incorrect. Select again the preset c

5Table of ContentsContinuedFeatures ...

50ContinuedProgramming the preset codes of components (PRESET)Programming a preset code using the list of componentpreset codes (SEARCH)The following

51Basic Operations When the component to be registered does not function properlyThe selected preset code may be incorrect. Select again the preset c

52Using the Direct Access buttons (DIRECTACCESS)The Direct Access buttons are shortcuts to skip to given displays from the homedisplay. If you program

53Basic Operations3Press the tag of a DirectAccess button you want toset the label to.For example, set the label by pressing the[Button1] tag.NoteYou

54ContinuedUsing the Direct Access button (DIRECT ACCESS)6When the label setting iscomplete, press the [OK]key.The label setting of the Direct Accessb

55Basic OperationsProgramming an action to skip to the desired page for aDirect Access buttonYou can program a series of actions (macro) for the Direc

56ContinuedUsing the Direct Access button (DIRECT ACCESS)4Press the [DIRECT ACCESSMACRO] key.A message for confirming of deleting amacro appears.If yo

57Basic Operations8Press the [OK] key.The display returns to step 3.The setting for jumping to the first pageof the TV/DVD component by pressingthe MO

58Programming remote control signals for a keyor button – Learning function (LEARN)You can teach remote control signals for an component to any of the

59Basic Operations3Press the [LEARN] key.4Press the Component keywhose component displayincludes the key you wantto teach.For example, press the [TV]

6ContinuedTable of ContentsCustomizing the Component display (COMPONENT EDIT)... 88Changing the assignment of a function ke

60ContinuedProgramming remote control signals for a key or button – Learning function (LEARN)Notes• Function keys that are not learnable appear presse

61Basic OperationsNote on when teaching a signal to an Alias key/buttonAn Alias key/button is set to refer to the setting contents of another key/butt

62ContinuedProgramming remote control signals for a key or button – Learning function (LEARN)z Tips• Operate the key or button that learned the signal

63Basic OperationsNotes on learning the signals of an air-conditionerAbout seasonal adjustmentsIf you change the seasonal settings of your air-conditi

64ContinuedProgramming remote control signals for a key or button – Learning function (LEARN)Deleting the learned remote control signalYou can delete

65Basic OperationsIf you want to delete all learned dataPress the [YES] key. The data deleting message appears. When deletion iscomplete, the display

66Customizing the Display

67Customizing the DisplayCustomizing the Home display (HOME EDIT)You can change the assignment of the Component keys in the Home display,and the label

68Customizing the Home display (HOME EDIT)ContinuedThe Home display can also be customized easily with a computer by using the suppliedapplication “NA

69Customizing the DisplayChanging the assignment of a Component key (MOVE)The assignment of the Component keys can be changed. You can assign acompone

7Easy selection of a series of actions (macro) programmedfor Zapping (ZAPPING)Outline of Zapping...

70Customizing the Home display (HOME EDIT)Continued5Press the position to which the Component key isto be moved.To move the Component key to another p

71Customizing the Displayz TipIf you press the [CANCEL] key without pressing the position the Component keyis to be moved to, the display returns to s

72Customizing the Home display (HOME EDIT)ContinuedDeleting a Component key (DELETE)Unnecessary Component keys can be deleted from the Home display. O

73Customizing the Display5Press the [YES] key.The selected Component key is deleted,the display returns to step 4.If you do not want to delete theComp

74Customizing the Home display (HOME EDIT)ContinuedSetting the skin (key appearance and color) and the label(name) of the Component key (SKIN/LABEL)Yo

75Customizing the Display4Press a Component key whose skin (keyappearance and color) and label you want to set.The display for the skin setting appear

76Customizing the Home display (HOME EDIT)Continued6Set the label of theComponent key.Input letters to the label in the labelsetting display by pressi

77Customizing the DisplayCopying a Component key (DUPLICATE)You can create a new Component key by copying an existing Component key.If you duplicate a

78Customizing the Home display (HOME EDIT)Continued If you want to change acomponent preset codePress the [YES] key.For details on programming of a p

79Customizing the Displayz Tips•A new Component key created by copying has the same skin as the copied Componentkey. If you want to change the skin of

8FeaturesThe multi functional remote control, RM-NX7000, allows you to control multipleAV components, lighting equipment, and air-conditioners with o

80Creating a new Component key (NEW)You can create a new Component key in the Home display.There are two methods to create a new Component key.•Create

81Customizing the Display To create a Component key without programming apreset code of a componentSelect “NONE” from the AV component list in the di

82Customizing the Home display (HOME EDIT)Continued9To finish all settings, press the COMMANDER OFFbutton for 2 seconds or longer.The display returns

83Customizing the DisplayCreating an Alias Component key (ALIAS)An Alias Component key is a Component key that operates by referring to thesetting con

84Customizing the Home display (HOME EDIT)Continued5Set the label of the AliasComponent key to becreated.For details on setting the label, see“Inputti

85Customizing the DisplayAdding/deleting a page of the Home display (PAGE)You can add or delete a page of the Home display.You can add a page of the H

86Customizing the Home display (HOME EDIT)ContinuedDeleting a page of the Home display (DELETE)1Perform steps 1 to 3 in “Adding a page to the Home dis

87Customizing the Display3Press the NEXT button to select thepage you want to delete, and thenpress the [OK] key.Press the NEXT button to display the

88Customizing the Component display(COMPONENT EDIT)You can change the assignment of function keys in a Component display, andthe labels of function ke

89Customizing the DisplayChanging the assignment of a function key (MOVE)The assignment of function keys can be changed. You can assign a function key

9Zapping function for easy selectionof a channelZapping is the function to call uponly desired channels sequentially,making channel selection (from am

90Customizing the Component display (COMPONENT EDIT)Continued5Press the key you want tomove.For example, press the [DISPLAY] key.The selected key appe

91Customizing the DisplayThe page from where the key movedAfter movingThe destination pageBefore movingThe destination pageAfter moving,6Press the pos

92Customizing the Component display (COMPONENT EDIT)ContinuedDeleting a function key (DELETE)You can delete a function key shown in the Component disp

93Customizing the Display3Press the [DELETE] key.4Press the Component keythat includes the functionkey you want to delete.Keys that can be deleted app

94Customizing the Component display (COMPONENT EDIT)Continued7To finish all settings, press the COMMANDER OFFbutton for 2 seconds or longer.The displa

95Customizing the Display5To finish all settings, press the COMMANDER OFF button for 2seconds or longer.The display returns to the Home display. Or pr

96Customizing the Component display (COMPONENT EDIT)ContinuedTo erase all learned data set to the keys/buttons in acomponentYou can erase all learned

97Customizing the DisplayContinuedSetting the skin (key appearance and color) and the label(name) of a function key (SKIN/LABEL)You can set the skin (

98Customizing the Component display (COMPONENT EDIT)Continued5Press a function key whoseskin and label you want toset.The display for the skin setting

99Customizing the Display7Set the label to be displayed on the function key.Input letters to the label in the labelsetting display by pressing the key