Sony RM-AX4000A User Manual download pdf (Page 14)

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Programmable items of On-PC

Setup and On-Remote Setup

*

1

System Control function is used to perform

a programmed series of actions (a macro)

on several AV components by pressing just

one button.

*

2

An XPRESS function is also a macro

function which executes a series of actions

for controlling several AV components by

pressing just one key. The difference is, the

XPRESS display stays available for you to

make additional settings.

*

3

An Air-Slide is a function which executes

an XPRESS function by “sliding your

finger” in a set pattern across the display.

Setting procedure for On-

PC Setup

If you set up the Remote Commander

using On-PC Setup (recommended),

follow the procedures below.

Step1: Installing the “AX Remote

Editor” (page 16).

Step2: Installing the USB driver

(page 17).

Step3: Using the “AX Remote

Editor” to set up the Remote

Commander (page 19).

See the Help file of AX Remote

Editor for setting details.

Step4: Operating an AV

component using the Remote

Commander.

After finishing the setting with AX

Remote Editor, operate the AV

component using the Remote

Commander.

• Operating the XPRESS function

(page 22).

• Operating components

individually (page 27).

Option1: You can also change the

Unit Settings such as the

backlight and beep (pages 34,

41).

Option2: You can also change the

settings of the buttons or keys

on the Remote Commander

with AX Remote Editor.

See the Help of AX Remote Editor for

setting with AX Remote Editor.

Main setting

items

Setting the

preset codes

Learning the

remote control

signals

Editing the label

Setting the

Timer

Programming

the Timer

Setting System

Control

function *

1

Setting XPRESS

function *

2

Setting Air-

Slide function *

3

Unit Settings

Using the AX

Remote Editor

(On-PC Setup)

a

a

a

a

a

a

a

a

a

Using the Remote

Commander

(On-Remote Setup)

a

a

a

a

a

a

×

×

a

Remote Commander settings and

operating procedures (continued)

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