NAD T744 remote - NAD T743 Receiver

https://www.remotes.com/nad-p/nad%20rtrcsr5.htm

You don't need a schematic. Google "Bose 901 manual" and read it. The speakers get hooked up to the speaker terminals on the NAD and the EQ is connected to the Tape Out and Tape In on the receiver. When you listen, you must engage the Tape Monitor (check the NAD manual on how to do that)

some remotes can be programmed by entering a manufacturers code using the numeric keys. i use a Sony RM-VLZ620 remote. it lists NAD as a supported receiver.
P.S. - a receiver is an amplifier with a built in radio tuner.

Replace the remote.

http://remotes.com/remotes/servlet/rs?a=gmi&uuid=A13018287157011&smodel=C350&brand_pn=NAD_C350

See link below.

http://www.pithed.org/2007/10/12/nad-c370-protection-circuit-repair-amp-fails-goes-into-protection-mode/

Since I don't know what type of amp you have, you may have to delegate the connection on the back of the amp in it's settings. My Onkyo is that way, check your owners manual, if you don't have one, you can google the model number and find one online usually in a PDF. Hope that helps. I know the settings in the PS3 have to be set to Digital out, I own a PS3 and have run in to it, but since you stated all the settings are correct...

You could buy a universal remote control and try the following NAD audio remote codes to program it with:
NAD
575 773 975

I read somewhere else that the 'Supplied Code for NAD receivers' was 033, but cannot confirm this. Try the first 3 first.

Universal remotes tend to be pretty cheap, certainly cheaper than buying one from NAD.

Good Luck

Chris (ziraffa)

I had the same problem with a universal remote and my NAD i contacted logitech and they said if i send them the universal remote plus the details of the NAD they run another programme to allow it to sinc up.Good Luck