Greetings!

Actually, I did something a bit low tech. I printed out a "quick reference" of the PIN numbers to various mixes, sized to fit over the English / Japanese label on the back. I then took some packing tape, attaching the note to the back of the remote. I rigged the tape to have a point toward the front, so I can very easily find it in the dark. In the light, it is a handy reference. When I want to change PINs, I just swap the label.

Paul G.
Q# 15189
SN# 090000587

Okay, being the exploratory little bastard that i am, I just peeled the afore mentioned English/French/Japanese Caution label off the back of the Kenwood remote so i could do exactly what Paul did and fit a reference sheet on the back. The underside of the label is metallic...is there any reason for this... i.e. did i just remove some sort of electronic shielding?
[geezer voice]Probably a dumb question, but i'm not to hip to all these new fangled eeeeelectronic doohickeys[/geezer voice]...


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How bout those pictures???
A PDF file???
I'm worse that a kid who just found where the christmas presents were hidden.
Throw us a bone.

12Gb MKII 080000516 Blue

I just used an Intel Inside sticker stuck to the back at the bottom, tis easy...

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MK II, (Blue but should be Amber) SN: 118

Reminds, need to order some extra 'Nerd Inside' stickers for my car...

Thanks.
Hans


Mk2 - Blue - 080000431