Sony MZ-R30MP
Sony RM-MZR30MP inline remote, supplied with the MZ-R30. Headphone connection is Sony Micro Plug (hence Suffix of MP), similar to earlier RM-MZE2MP. Manuals RM-MZR-30MP Remote Control Hacked Photos
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Sony RM-MZR30MP inline remote, supplied with the MZ-R30. Headphone connection is Sony Micro Plug (hence Suffix of MP), similar to earlier RM-MZE2MP. Manuals RM-MZR-30MP Remote Control Hacked Photos
Sony PCLK-LSA1 / PCLK-LSA2 Pre-netMD PC Link kit specifically for the LISSA system. Uses a single firewire cable to connect (i.Link). Not much information is out there, can't seem to find the software (Digital Link Manag
Sony PCLK-MD1 / PCLK-MD2 Pre-netMD PC Link kit. Connect to your PC with a serial cable, then connect it to the compatible device using the analog 3.5mm connector and Control-A1 cables. Compatible with Windows95 and Macin
Sony PCLK-MN10 Pre-netMD PC Link kit. Connect to your PC with a USB cable, then connect it to the compatible device using TOSLink (or analong 3.5mm if you prefer) and Control-A1 cables. Transfers are one way, and are don
Sony PCLK-MN20 Pre-netMD PC Link kit. Updated version of the PCLK-MN10 (Adds support for XP/2K/98/98SE/ME). Connects to your PC with a USB cable, then connects to a compatible device using TOSLink (or analong 3.5mm if yo
Sony PCLK-PX1 / PCLK-PX2 / PCLK-PX3 An older PC Link Kit that uses a serial connector. Was available as early as 1998, and supports Windows 95/98. Allows for titling, control, and editing functions, kana and kanji are al
Sony PCLK-U5 2001 Release. Pre-netMD PC Link kit. While described as a PC-Link kit, it seems to be more of a just a usb sound card with an optical out. PCLK-U5 User Manual Content adapted from: PCLK-U5 Manual.
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- A keyboard-type keypad / remote commander that was as easy to use as a word processor. You could easily enter katakana and alphanumerical characters with the keyboard via cable or IR direct to particular MD devices as
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Sony RM-IA9K. For DHC-MD919 / DHC-MD717. standard price 32,000 yen (excluding tax) Realizes two-way character data communication with the main body of the stereo. Kanji and hiragana can be input to the MD, and wireless c
Was supplied with MZ-N707, MZ-E501, MZ-E500 as well as some CD players. 9 character display w/ smooth scrolling. NO backlight. The RM-MC11EL is the same thing with a backlight. ¹ European/World N707 only (10L), North Ame
Sony ecat page. Sony ecat page. (MiniDisc Wiki mirror) Supplied with MZ-R900, MZ-R909, MZ-N1(US/EU Model), MZ-R910, MZ-E900, MZ-E700, MZ-E707, MZ-E909, MZ-E505 as well as some CD players. 9 character display w/ smooth sc
Sony ecat page. Sony ecat page. (MiniDisc Wiki mirror) Shipped with the Japanese MZ-N1, this is a kanji capable remote. 9 character wide display. Will display up to 6 kanji characters on the screen at once. Kanji and hir
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The Sony RM-MC21 is a stick-style LCD remote control that was bundled with and compatible with certain late-model Sony NetMD MiniDisc players. Bundled with the MZ-N510. Similar to the RM-MC20, with the inclusion of Group
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The Sony RM-MC27 is a stick-style LCD remote control that was bundled with and compatible with certain late-model Sony NetMD MiniDisc players around 2003–2004. It connects via Sony’s proprietary inline remote jack (often
Supplied with D-EJ885. 9 character display. This remote is a revamped version of the 11EL/12ELK remote. Buttons on the side include display, play mode/repeat, and sound and hold switch. Opposite site now has the stop but
Supplied with D-EJ2000, D-EJ985 CD players. Same features as the RM-MC30L but with backlight Content adapted from: Manuals Repair Photos Have photos or data to add? Edit the page! We do not accept contributions via email
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Sony ecat Page Sony ecat Page (MiniDisc Wiki mirror) Backlit remote, supports newer remote capable devices (netMD and later players). MSRP 4,725 yen. Features are the same as RM-MC33L but with backlight. Please note: the
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Supplied with MZ-N710. Features are the same as RM-MC30L. NO backlight. To the right of shuttle switch has two 'folder' + and - buttons to go to quick access to multiple groups (if any) on the disc. Content adapted from:
Sony ecat page. Sony ecat page. (MiniDisc Wiki mirror) Backlit remote, supports features of newer remote capable devices. MSRP 6,825 yen Supports Kanji. * Kanji and hiragana cannot be input with this remote controller al
Remote for the MZ-E10. Seems to have the same features as the RM-MC33EL and RM-MC35ELK remotes with a special thin miniplug connector.
Supplied with the MZ-NF610, MZ-NF810, and MZ-NF520 and D-FJ787. This remote has AM/FM (TV/Weather – US only) enabled. It is basically a revamped tuner remote with 9 character display. The RM-MC36(37)LT provides access to
Supplied with MZ-NH900 (NA) and MZ-RH1, in black or silver to match the unit. Same features as the RM-MC33EL, with the addition to a Hi-MD input on the LCD. Photos
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Sony ecat Page. Sony ecat Page. (MiniDisc Wiki mirror) Equipped with a jog dial that rotates parallel to the scrolling direction of the liquid crystal display, realizing excellent searchability and operability. MSRP 8,40
Supplied with the D-EJ720 and physically identical to both the RM-MC53EL and RM-MC55ELK. The RM-MC51EL has backlight option but lacks multi-language character display. In comparison to the RM-MC55ELK, the RM-MC51EL has o
Supplied with D-NE720, D-NE820. The RM-MC53EL has backlight option and is identical to the RM-MC55ELK, except it lacks multi-language character display. *No other known information for this remote
Supplied with D-NE920, D-NE20. The RM-MC55ELK has backlight option and supports kanji/kana, hangul (korean) character compatibility, 16-18 roman character display and 9 multi-language character display. It has special an
Supplied with US, AEP, and UK models of MZ-DH10P, MZ-RH10, MZ-RH910 (MZ-RH910 of non-Asian version comes bundled with the MC61) and MZ-RH710. *The MC60 is a non-LCD remote with basic functions for Hi-MD functions; black
Supplied with MZ-R90, MZ-R91, MZ-E75, MZ-E90, MZ-E95, MZ-E77, & MZ-E800. This is a backlight remote with 9 character display as well as smooth scrolling. Buttons on top of remote include display, play mode and pause; hol
The Sony RM-MZ4R is an early-generation wired stick remote for MiniDisc players, produced around 1999–2001. It predates the NetMD era and was mainly packaged with MDLP-capable (but pre-NetMD) portable recorders. It has a
Remote for the MZ-E2, MZ-E3, MDH-10 and possibly others. Uses standard Sony button controls, but does not speak the same LCD protocol as later "skinny" Sony remotes. Has a nonstandard headphone plug that only accepts inc
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RM-MZE50MP Inline Remote - packaged with MZ-E30, MZ-E50, MZ-EP10 and MZ-EP11. Headphone connection is Sony Micro Plug (Hence Suffix of MP), similar to earlier RM-MZE2MP. Micro Plug to 3.5mm adapter was available PC-MP1S