User manual DENON RC-8001ST PRODUCT BROCHURE

[. . . ] NEW MODEL INFORMATION TENTATIVE RC-8000 Remote Control Unit RC-8001ST Charger Base Station Radio Frequency (RF) and Infrared (IR) Operating Freedom The RC-8000 is a remote control unit that lets you use either RF (radio frequency) transmission or IR (infrared) signals to control your A/V receiver and related gear such as your TV and DVD player, as well as other control components such as a powered video screen and lighting controls in your home theater. [. . . ] Auto Power Off To conserve battery power, the Auto Power Off function automatically blanks the LCD screen after a certain period of time elapses. This time period can also be easily customized, as can the backlighting time. Non-slip Side Grip The RC-8000 provides non-slip side grips to make the controller easier to handle. s Large LCD Touch Panel Display The RC-8000's large 320 x 240 dot LCD incorporates a touch panel that lets you operate it directly by touching the display. s Editing Functions, for Easy Customization You can program the RC-8000 to control up to 23 different components. You can provide each button with a unique label indicating the command you have assigned it. You can change the assignments at any time, or add new buttons and delete old ones, to make the RC-8000 work exactly the way you want it to. s s s s Menu screen is easily operated using the GUI (graphical user interface) and the joy stick. s Independent Buttons Independent buttons have been provided on the main unit for frequentlyused operations, such as volume control, channel selection, muting, and backlighting activation. s Learning function The RC-8000 contains a large-capacity flash memory that lets you store the commands from your existing remote controls. s s NEW MODEL INFORMATION RC-8000/8001ST RC-8001ST Charger Base Station The RC-8001ST is equipped with a wired data output terminal as well as an IR emitter terminal. [. . . ] 14-14, AKASAKA 4-CHOME, MINATO-KU, TOKYO 107-8011, JAPAN http://www. denon. co. jp 12230600 A Printed in Japan [. . . ]