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Basic Operation
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REMOTE CONTROL
The MC-12/MC-12 Balanced remote control (pictured at the left) provides full operation of the
unit, executing functions such as on-screen menu navigation that are not available from the front
panel. For best results, make sure the front panel IR Receiver window is not obstructed (see pages
2-2 and 2-6 for illustrations). The remote control must be in line-of-sight with this receiver for
proper operation. If the unit is placed inside a glass cabinet, smoked glass will reduce the range
of the remote control.
The remote control requires two AA batteries that must be changed on a regular basis. When the
batteries are low on power, the remote control will enter a low-voltage condition that prevents it
from operating the unit. Operation will be restored when new batteries are installed.
COMMAND BANK SELECTION
The four remote control command banks can be accessed by pressing the MAIN, ZONE, REC, or
SHIFT buttons. Each button accesses a separate bank of commands until another bank is
selected. Pressing a bank selection button instructs the unit to engage the selected command
bank. Command bank selection buttons themselves do not send commands to the unit.
The unit indicates the last remote control command bank from which it received a command in
the top-right corner of the on-screen display, provided the REMOTE STATE parameter on the ON-
SCREEN DISPLAY menu is set to ON (see page 3-32). A yellow “Z” will appear when a command
from the ZONE bank was received last. A red “R” will appear when a command from the REC bank
was received last. A blue “S” will appear when a command from the SHIFT bank was received last.
Nothing will appear when a command from the MAIN bank was received last.
The chart that begins on the next page explains the functions performed by remote control
buttons when each command bank is active.
Note:
The MAIN, ZONE, REC, or SHIFT buttons should be pressed and released to access
their corresponding command banks. Do not hold them down.
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