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NAD C 700 V2: Teach a chosen IR handset button to reduce volume
NAD C 700 V2 — Teach a chosen IR handset button to reduce volume. Follow the exact documented route and keep the actual result.
Manufacturer-documented Reviewed 2026-11-09 · Revision 1
Follow these checks in Audio Fix →When this guide applies
Exact NAD C 700 V2. Only one intended Volume-down function; no mains controls, factory reset or unrecognised remote codes. Only normal external user controls; no mains modification, chassis opening, reset or firmware installation.
Connection scope: Device controls / power only. Symptom: Buttons, touch controls or wear detection aren’t working.
This is a documented check, not a diagnosis of your equipment. The model name does not confirm the selected input, mode, software or connected partner.
If your exact model or a required setting is unknown, use the “I don’t know” branch below. Do not apply a similarly named model’s instructions.
Checks and possible outcomes
Start at scope. Follow the link that matches what you actually observe. Alternative branches are not a single sequence of actions.
scope
Confirm the intended remote function
Is this exact C700 V2 selected in BluOS, with IR Learning visible and the intended ordinary IR handset ready?
Look for: Choose only a detail you can confirm.
- If Yes, confirmed → Accept the command assignment
- If No → Keep the actual observation for support
- If I do not know / cannot check → Confirm the unknown detail first
- Manufacturer-documented NAD C 700 V2 Owner’s Manual, English EN-13 ↗IR Learning, PDF p7; BC1 programming p10 — BluOS Settings > Player > IR Remote > IR Learning selects a function; point an IR remote at the unit and press the intended button. A check mark identifies successful learning. Existing command assignments should be treated as replaceable mappings.Exact C 700 V2, not original C700 or M10. Use only visibly matching installed menu controls. · Source checked 2026-11-09
consent
Accept the command assignment
Learning this function can replace its previous handset assignment. Do you accept assigning the chosen button to Volume-down?
Look for: Choose only a detail you can confirm.
- If Yes, confirmed → Select Volume-down in IR Learning
- If No → Keep the actual observation for support
- If I do not know / cannot check → Confirm the unknown detail first
- Manufacturer-documented NAD C 700 V2 Owner’s Manual, English EN-13 ↗IR Learning, PDF p7; BC1 programming p10 — BluOS Settings > Player > IR Remote > IR Learning selects a function; point an IR remote at the unit and press the intended button. A check mark identifies successful learning. Existing command assignments should be treated as replaceable mappings.Exact C 700 V2, not original C700 or M10. Use only visibly matching installed menu controls. · Source checked 2026-11-09
a1
Select Volume-down in IR Learning
In BluOS Settings > Player > IR Remote > IR Learning, select only the Volume-down function.
Look for: Perform this one check and observe the actual response.
- If I completed this step → Send the chosen handset command
- If I cannot complete this step → Keep the actual observation for support
- If I do not know / cannot check → Confirm the unknown detail first
- Manufacturer-documented NAD C 700 V2 Owner’s Manual, English EN-13 ↗IR Learning, PDF p7; BC1 programming p10 — BluOS Settings > Player > IR Remote > IR Learning selects a function; point an IR remote at the unit and press the intended button. A check mark identifies successful learning. Existing command assignments should be treated as replaceable mappings.Exact C 700 V2, not original C700 or M10. Use only visibly matching installed menu controls. · Source checked 2026-11-09
a2
Send the chosen handset command
Point the intended IR handset at C700 V2 and press the specific button you want assigned to Volume-down.
Look for: Perform this one check and observe the actual response.
- If I completed this step → Check the learning confirmation
- If I cannot complete this step → Keep the actual observation for support
- If I do not know / cannot check → Confirm the unknown detail first
- Manufacturer-documented NAD C 700 V2 Owner’s Manual, English EN-13 ↗IR Learning, PDF p7; BC1 programming p10 — BluOS Settings > Player > IR Remote > IR Learning selects a function; point an IR remote at the unit and press the intended button. A check mark identifies successful learning. Existing command assignments should be treated as replaceable mappings.Exact C 700 V2, not original C700 or M10. Use only visibly matching installed menu controls. · Source checked 2026-11-09
result
Check the learning confirmation
Does a check mark appear beside the intended learned Volume-down function?
Look for: Choose only a detail you can confirm.
- If Yes, confirmed → Checks completed — keep the observed result
- If No → Keep the actual observation for support
- If I do not know / cannot check → Confirm the unknown detail first
- Manufacturer-documented NAD C 700 V2 Owner’s Manual, English EN-13 ↗IR Learning, PDF p7; BC1 programming p10 — BluOS Settings > Player > IR Remote > IR Learning selects a function; point an IR remote at the unit and press the intended button. A check mark identifies successful learning. Existing command assignments should be treated as replaceable mappings.Exact C 700 V2, not original C700 or M10. Use only visibly matching installed menu controls. · Source checked 2026-11-09
Possible result
Confirm the unknown detail first
Do not infer a source setting, installed cartridge, connector role, software state or partner capability. Obtain the exact documentation before continuing.
insufficient data
Reaching this result does not mean the issue is solved. Only your own feedback can report improvement.
Possible result
Keep the actual observation for support
Record the exact model, source, input and last observed response. These checks do not diagnose a failed component. No reset, service work or blind update is prescribed.
next support
Reaching this result does not mean the issue is solved. Only your own feedback can report improvement.
Possible result
Checks completed — keep the observed result
This records the observation in this particular setup, not a guaranteed cure, physical Audio Review test or measurement.
steps completed
Reaching this result does not mean the issue is solved. Only your own feedback can report improvement.