Sony RMT-D102 Manual

The Sony RMT-D102 is a universal remote control designed for compatibility with various Sony and other brand audio/video equipment. It features programmable buttons, learning capabilities, macro functions, and a user-friendly layout for controlling TVs, DVD/Blu-ray players, audio systems, and set-top boxes. Below are key sections covering features, setup, programming, operation, and troubleshooting.

Features at a Glance

Key components: Ergonomic design, LCD display (on some models), direct access buttons, programmable device keys, macro capability, learning function, and infrared transmitter.

Feature	Description
Universal Compatibility	Controls up to 8 different devices (TV, DVD, AMP, etc.)
Programmable Buttons	Customizable keys for specific device functions
Macro Function	Records and executes multiple commands with one button press
Learning Capability	Learns commands from original remotes (if supported)
Direct Input Selection	Quick switch between HDMI, AV, Component inputs
Backlit Buttons	Illuminated keys for low-light conditions (on some models)
Device Selector	Dedicated buttons for TV, DVD, AUDIO, CABLE/SAT
Navigation Cluster	Directional pad for menu navigation
Volume/Channel Control	Dedicated buttons with separate device control
Power On/Off	Separate power controls for each device

Package Contents

Unpack and verify all items are present.

1. Sony RMT-D102 Remote Control
2. Two AA batteries (pre-installed or included)
3. User Manual (this document)
4. Quick Start Guide
5. Warranty Information Card

WARNING! Keep batteries away from children. If batteries are pre-installed, remove plastic insulator tab before use.

Initial Setup

Prepare remote for first use.

1. Insert batteries: Open battery compartment, insert two AA batteries observing correct polarity.
2. Remove insulator: If present, pull plastic tab from battery compartment.
3. Test remote: Point at device, press POWER to check infrared transmission.
4. Program device codes: Follow programming section for your specific equipment.

CAUTION! Do not mix old and new batteries. Use only recommended battery types.

Specifications

• Model: RMT-D102 Universal Remote Control
• Power Source: 2 x AA batteries (1.5V)
• Battery Life: Approximately 12 months with normal use
• Infrared Frequency: 38 kHz carrier frequency
• Operating Range: Up to 7 meters (23 feet)
• Angle of Operation: ±30 degrees
• Compatible Devices: TVs, DVD/Blu-ray players, Audio Systems, Set-top Boxes, DVRs
• Programming Methods: Code search, direct code entry, learning function
• Dimensions: Approximately 180mm x 50mm x 25mm
• Weight: Approximately 120g (with batteries)

Button Layout & Functions

Top section: Device selection buttons (TV, DVD, AMP, CABLE/SAT). Center: Navigation cluster and menu buttons. Lower section: Number pad and transport controls.

Key Functions: POWER (turns selected device on/off), INPUT (cycles through input sources), VOLUME +/- (controls audio device volume), MUTE (silences audio), CHANNEL +/- (controls TV/Cable tuner), GUIDE (accesses electronic program guide), MENU (accesses device menu), EXIT (returns to previous screen), INFO (displays program information), COLOR BUTTONS (Red/Green/Yellow/Blue for interactive services).

Programming the Remote

Three methods: Auto code search, direct code entry, learning function.

1. Auto Code Search:
   • Turn on device to be controlled
   • Press and hold device button (e.g., TV) until indicator light stays on
   • Press POWER repeatedly until device turns off
   • Press ENTER to save code
2. Direct Code Entry:
   • Find code for your device in code list
   • Press and hold device button until light stays on
   • Enter 4-digit code using number pad
   • Light flashes twice to confirm
3. Test remote functions with programmed device

Tip: Keep original remote for learning function and backup.

Using Macro Functions

Macros automate multiple commands with single button press.

1. Enter macro programming: Press and hold MACRO button for 3 seconds until light flashes.
2. Record sequence: Press buttons in desired order (e.g., TV POWER, DVD POWER, INPUT HDMI1).
3. End recording: Press MACRO button again.
4. Assign macro: Press any programmable button (M1-M4) to store sequence.
5. Execute macro: Press assigned button to run entire sequence.

WARNING! Maximum macro length is 20 commands. Point remote at devices during recording.

Learning Function

Learn commands from original remotes (if supported by model).

1. Place remotes face-to-face, 2-3 cm apart
2. Press LEARN button on RMT-D102 until light illuminates
3. Press button to be programmed on RMT-D102
4. Press corresponding button on original remote
5. Light flashes to confirm learning
6. Repeat for additional buttons
7. Press LEARN to exit learning mode

Note: Some commands may not be learnable due to special encoding.

Battery Replacement

Replace batteries when remote becomes unresponsive or indicator light dims.

1. Slide open battery compartment cover
2. Remove old batteries observing polarity
3. Insert two new AA batteries, positive (+) end first
4. Close compartment cover until it clicks
5. Test remote operation

CAUTION! Dispose of batteries properly. Do not recharge non-rechargeable batteries.

Regulatory Information

FCC Part 15: This device complies with part 15 of FCC rules. Operation is subject to condition that device does not cause harmful interference. Copyright © Sony Corporation. All trademarks are property of their respective owners. For support, visit www.sony.com/remotesupport or contact Sony Customer Service at 1-800-222-7669.

Troubleshooting

Symptom	Possible Cause	Corrective Action
Remote not working	Dead batteries, obstruction	Replace batteries; ensure clear line of sight to device IR sensor.
Partial function control	Incorrect device code	Reprogram remote with correct code for your device model.
Macro not executing	Too many commands, device not ready	Reduce macro length; ensure devices are in standby mode.
Learning function fails	Distance, incompatible remote	Place remotes closer together; check if original remote uses standard IR.
Buttons unresponsive	Battery corrosion, internal damage	Clean battery contacts; contact Sony support if physical damage.

Reset: Remove batteries for 30 seconds, then reinsert to reset remote memory.

Service: 1-800-222-7669; www.sony.com/remotesupport