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Programming The Universal Remote Control
VCR
Preferred Procedure - Code Known
Programming Universal Remote Using In-
fra-Red Access Codes for VCRs
•
Determine
brand of VCR.
• Identify code(s)
associated with the brand
in the
infra- red code index for VCRs (located in
this
manual).
Procedure
1. Place the
Remote TV/CABLE switch
into the
TV
position
(Left).
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2.
Press
and
hold VCR POWER button down
on
Universal Remote.
VCR
POWER
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3. Enter two
digit
code
using keyboard
"0
through 9"
buttons.
The Universal Remote is now
programmed.
NOTE: Some
brands
have
multiple
codes.
Repeat
procedure
using each
code listed
until
VCR
responds
correctly.
Alternate Procedure - Code Unknown
Programming Universal Remote Using the
"Sequence Method" for VCRs
•
Confirm
VCR is
plugged
in
and operating
properly,
then turn OFF.
Procedure
1. Place the
Remote TV/CABLE switch
into the TV
position
(Left).
2.
Press and hold the VCR POWER
button
down
on
Universal
Remote.
3. Press VOL RIGHT button repeatedly. Check for the
VCR to turn ON after each press. Stop
pressing
the
button when the VCR turns ON. The proper infra-red
code has now been accessed.
NOTE:
1.
It may take several attempts before the correct code
is
found.
2.
The VOL LEFT button can be used to return to a
code that was
accidently
passed
by.
3. Some Remote Controls may have unique operating
functions for some buttons. For Example: The
POWER button may only turn the VCR OFF as
opposed to both ON and OFF. It will then be
necessary to
modify
the
procedure.
Turn the VCR
ON and
repeatedly
press the VOL RIGHT button
until
the VCR turns OFF.
Cable Converter Box
Preferred Procedure - Code Known
Programming Universal Remote Using Infra-
Red Access Codes for Cable Television
Converter Boxes
•
Determine
brand
of Cable Television
Converter box.
• Identify code(s) associated
with
the
brand
in the
infra- red code index for Cable
Television Converter
boxes (located in
this manual).
Procedure
1.
Place
the
Remote TV/CABLE switch
into the CABLE
position (Right).
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2. Press
and hold
the CABLE POWER button down on
Universal Remote.
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3.
Enter
two
digit
code
using
keyboard "0 through
9" but-
tons.
Release CABLE power button. The Universal
Remote is now
programmed.
Use the Remote
CHANNEL UP/DOWN buttons for selecting Cable
Converter Box channels.
NOTE: Some brands have
multiple codes. Repeat
procedure using each code listed
until Cable
Television
Converter box responds
correctly.
Alternate Procedure - Code Unknown
Programming Universal Remote Using the
"Sequence Method" for Cable Television
Converter Boxes
•
Confirm Cable Television
Converter box is plugged in
and
operating properly,
then turn OFF.
Procedure
1. Place the Remote TV/CABLE switch into the CABLE
position (Right).
2. Press and hold the CABLE POWER button down on
Universal
Remote.
3. Press VOL RIGHT button repeatedly. Check for the
Cable Television Converter box to turn ON after each
press. When the Cable
Television
Converter box turns
ON, release
Cable Power
button.
The proper infra-red
code has now been accessed.
NOTE:
• It may take several attempts before the correct code is
found.
• The VOL LEFT button can be used to return to a code
that was accidently passed by.
• Some Remote Controls may have unique operating
functions for some buttons. For Example: The POWER
button may only turn the Cable
Television
Converter box
OFF as opposed to both ON and OFF. It will then be
necessary to modify the procedure. Turn the Cable
Television
Converter box ON and repeatedly press the
VOL RIGHT button until the Cable Television Converter
box turns
OFF.
NOTE: When operating equipment
(TV,
VCR or Cable Converter box) with the Universal Remote
Control,
the TV/CABLE
switch should be set to the same position where the Access Code was first programmed for the
equipment.
Otherwise,
leave the switch in the TV position.
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