About The Remote Control - Yamaha POCKETRAK W24 Owner's Manual

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About the remote control

Before using the remote control
Before using the remote control for the first time, remove the film
from the lower part of the remote control.
Replacing the battery
1.
Place the remote control upside down,
hold the tip of the battery holder (part
"a" in the figure) using your thumb
nail, then pull out the battery holder
in the direction of the arrow as shown
in the figure.
Using the remote control
Point the remote control toward the front remote sensor on the recorder within a range of
15 degrees up or down, and 30 degrees to the left or right.
The operating distance is up to seven meters (about 23 feet) from the front remote sensor.
Notes regarding the remote control
• A battery has already been installed in the remote control so that you
can easily check remote control operation. However, battery life may
vary depending on use and age. If the range in which the remote con-
trol functions becomes more narrow, replace the battery. (Battery
model #: CR2025)
• The recorder may not respond to the remote control if an object is
positioned between the recorder and the remote control, or if you are
attempting to use the remote control outside its effective range.
• If direct sunlight or high frequency (inverter type) fluorescent light
strikes the remote sensor on the recorder, the recorder may become
less responsive to the remote control.
• The recorder's menu items include settings for the remote control and
sensor:
Remote Lock On/Off and LED On/Off settings.
• Remove the battery from the remote control immediately after the bat-
tery is exhausted. If you leave an exhausted battery in the remote con-
trol, the battery may explode or the battery liquid may leak.
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2.
Remove the old battery, then
place a new lithium battery
in the battery holder with
the + side facing up.
a
Lithium battery
(CR2025)
3.
Insert the battery holder
into the remote control in
the direction of the arrow
shown in the figure.
Remote sensor
7m