The manual only shows how to connect the Video to the Kenwood How can I connect the remote so I can use the screen to change the view mode and guides
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If you're asking how to adjust camera settings from the screen and not the remote: Menu > Setup > Cam. Setup > Cam. Settings > Adjust. Use the on-screen Next and Back to get to the adjustment you want (touch the individual setting and it's border will flash blue). To make an adjustment, hold your finger on this setting and it will flash red. Touch the top or bottom half of the setting to adjust (+ or-).
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This reverse camera does work with non-Kenwood units. The manual does explain that if you hold I think the main button and the Plus button for a few seconds, it will display on your screen a mode where you can adjust the camera and the guidelines. It's in the manual.
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u change the screen and setting in the set up on the radio. the remote your talking about.. is that the remote for the radio or the remote that came with the camera?
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I didn't get mine to work correctly yet, but according to the manual, you need to make sure you connect the + and - cables from the camera to the + and - of the remote control. I think you also need a kenwood head unit to be able to control from it. Hope that helps.
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That is the way you connect it. Panasonic has a u tube video on how to connect as well.
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Hello.. You can get a Pioneer VXX3218 DVD Remote Control on ebay. It works better than the little onethat can with the player. Better range and you can open the dvd drawer with this one. Should get it on ebay for around $10.00. Dave..410.00
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I had the same problem and called tech support. Go to Pioneers website and look for the videos on the soundbar. The correct procedure to teach the sound bar to learn your remote is there. The instructions are leaving some procedures out. You have to learn it twice in a row.
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im not exactly sure what you mean. there are 3 options for adding commands. I use the Harmony software on my laptop not the web interface so i can only speak to that. when you are in the activities section there is a button in each activity to customize buttons. the standard buttons menu is for all the hard buttons that are on the remote (Volume, channel, number etc). The additional buttons menu is for the screen. depending on the type of device you would most likely find the command you are looking for here.You would click on add sequence name the command then pick the device and lastly hopefully the command you want is there. The third and final option is to learn a command which is found in the same section as the additional buttons. but this will only work if the desired action is available on teh factory remote that came with your Bluray player. hope this helps
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If you can't find the codes you can teach it by Puting the remote in to learn setting. An putting the two remotes facing each other and teach what buttons you want to do what. This is what I did.
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Good Morning. Unfortunately I use the manual mode only. I saw an adaptation in this video. Hope that helps. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYwk90ay95A
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Check this out.... It is a manual down load site. http://netmediaistore.com/001744/download.php?id=1744&name=Sony+Rm+Vz320+Universal+Remote+User+Manual&sid=ManEnWinUS
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The rear camera should show up automatically as a mini pip in the upper right corner of the screen. You can use the remote up and down buttons to switch the positions on the screen. If everything fails, you probably got a dud as I did. Returned it, got another from another on-line company and it works great!
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Hi there, there is no sort of manual and should work immediately as it did with my blu ray player. I hope this helps, and if it's the wrong one, sent it back and hopefully you find the correct one
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Here is the manual: http://www.sonytrade.co.nz/productdocs/VCT50_60_80AV.pdf
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1. Pick either screen, put in DVD. This will become the master TV set. 2. Put wires into dc out and av out ports on this master screen 3. Plug the wires into dc in and av in ports on slave screen 4. Take remote and point to slave screen. 5. Press "source" button until you see " Av in" come into slave screen 6. Point remote back at master screen and press play. This is how it worked for me. Every time you turn on TV sets follow this sequence.
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not sure but you can get a remote for your unit at http://remotes.com/store/jvc/kwnt1.html
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Randy you will have to set your camera to auto mode then set it for 2 seconds timer that's when the remote controls will work
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Ryan, I would say yes this remote will work for you. There are two options with this remote to enter codes for each and every piece of your equipment. They do give you the option of using your old remote to manually set up this new remote. But they also give you a very large list of three-digit codes to use to get this URC A6 remote to operate your equipment. Right now I am looking at my instruction manual and see many codes for Kenwood Audio equipment. I do believe you can use this remote without having the original remote.
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Truthfully I haven't connected my DVD player but there should be three different cords, so just connect those three cords to back of tv. Red into red, yellow into yellow, and white into white. Then u have to go to the output( on your remote) and then just chose the correct output.. Hopefully this helps..
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To do anything, first you have to set it up right, program the rf-20 to take the place of all your remotes. My setup uses the audio receiver as the "heart" of the system. The DVD and cable box feed the receiver with audio and video, then the receiver feeds the projector and speakers. I hit "audio" from the main menu, then that switches the rf-20 into a control mode for the receiver. One of the menu options is "input", by pushing that button, the receiver toggles through all possible hdmi input options. You can also program one of the buttons as a "macro" which will automatically turn the components into the right operating position. It takes pre-programming about 10 steps for my system to do it right, but is very possible. To do anything, first you have to set it up right, program the rf-20 to take the place of all your remotes. My setup uses the audio receiver as the "heart" of the system. The DVD and cable box feed the receiver with audio and video, then the receiver feeds the projector and speakers. I hit "audio" from the main menu, then that switches the rf-20 into a control mode for the receiver. One of the menu options is "input", by pushing that button, the receiver toggles through all possible hdmi input options. You can also program one of the buttons as a... » Read More To do anything, first you have to set it up right, program the rf-20 to take the place of all your remotes. My setup uses the audio receiver as the "heart" of the system. The DVD and cable box feed the receiver with audio and video, then the receiver feeds the projector and speakers. I hit "audio" from the main menu, then that switches the rf-20 into a control mode for the receiver. One of the menu options is "input", by pushing that button, the receiver toggles through all possible hdmi input options. You can also program one of the buttons as a "macro" which will automatically turn the components into the right operating position. It takes pre-programming about 10 steps for my system to do it right, but is very possible. « Show Less