Sony RM-TP1 - Manuel (Page 30)

30 GB
x Selecting the icon size (ICON SIZE)
You can select the icon size of the RM
SELECT screen. Touch SMALL to use small
icons (12 icons are displayed at a time) or
touch LARGE to use large icons (9 icons are
displayed at a time).
x Setting the LCD turn off time
(LCDOFFTIME)
The turn off time can be set between 10 and 90
seconds in 1 second intervals. Touch + or – to
adjust the turn off time.
Tip
The turn off time is factory set to 60 seconds. To
preserve battery life, set to a shorter time.
x Adjusting the position of the touch
panel (TOUCHPANEL)
Adjust the position of the LCD when it shifts
from the normal operating position.
Touch the center of each of the 4 dots.
“Adjusted” appears in a short while and long
beep is emitted.
x Setting the warning alarm and the
operating beep sound (ALARM/BEEP)
You can set the warning alarm and the
operating beep sound on or off. Touch ON to
output the sound. Touch OFF to turn off the
sound.
x Returning settings to their factory
preset settings (ALL CLEAR)
Touch YES to erase all memorized settings and
return them to their factory presets. A long
beep is emitted and all settings return to the
factory settings.
Please note that once erased, settings cannot be
returned.
Adjusting the commander’s operating
environment (continued) x Registering the 2 way amplifier/receiver
(AMP REGIST)*
When using Sony 2 way amplifier/receiver,
touch START to download the amplifier/
receiver information. For details, see page 20.
x Setting the backlight (BACK LIGHT)
You can choose to turn the backlight on
manually or to have the commander remember
your previous setting.
Set to ONCE (factory setting) if you prefer to
turn the backlight on manually as needed. Set
to KEEP if you want the commander to
remember the previous backlight setting. For
example, if the backlight was on the last time
the LCD was on, the backlight will
automatically come on again the next time the
LCD comes on. Likewise, if the backlight was
off, it will stay off the next time too.
* When carrying out this operation, make sure that
the amplifier/receiver’s power is on, and be sure to
point the commander’s transmitter/receiver section
toward the display on the amplifier/receiver. Also,
operate the commander at a distance of about 1–2
meters from the amplifier/receiver.