Onkyo TX-SV424 - Remote Control Operation; Remote Control Buttons Function; Battery Installation and Usage

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Remote control
1. Power button [14]
5. SURROUND 2. Input Selector buttons [14, 21, 22]
MODE 3. Tape deck operation buttons [11]
1.
POWER
6.
SLEEP
4.
CD
player
operation
buttons
[11]
2. INPUT 7. TUNER 5. Surround Mode button [19, 20]
SELECTOR
6.
Sleep
button
[15]
8. DELAY TIME 7. Tuner operation buttons [17]
3.
DECK-A,
9.
TEST
8.
Delay
Time
button
[19,
20]
DECK-B
10.
MUTING
9.
Test
tone
button
[19,
20]
10. Muting button [15]
4.CD 11. VOLUME
11. Volume up/down buttons [14, 20]
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12. REAR LEVEL . Rear Level up/down buttons [20]
— Cand
. Center Level up/down buttons
13. CENTER LEVEL 20]
Average battery life is about one year,
depending upon the frequency of use and
the environment (temperature and humid-
ity) in which the remote control is used.
Only use batteries of the kind specified in
the table below.
AA, R6
Warning
@ Do not leave an expired battery in the
case — it may leak or damage the remote
control.
@ Do not use nickel] cadmium (recharge-
able) batteries.
@ Replace both batteries at once; do not
use one old battery and one new battery.
TX-SV424
Remote control sensor
The STAND-BY/RECEIVED indicator
lights when a signal is received from the
remote control.
The following information will help you
get optimal use from the remote control.
@ Place this unit away from direct bright
light, which can prevent proper opera-
tion of the remote control.
Make sure audio rack doors do not have
tinted glass. If this unit is placed behind
such a door, this may prevent proper
remote control operation.
Using other remote controls in the same
room as this unit’s remote control may
cause interference.
STAND-BY/RECEIVED
indicator
approx. 5 m
(16 feet)