Jensen JER422 User Guide

It_

JENSEN®

four

-component

universal

remote

'Battery

Installation

Your

universal

remote

requires

two

AA

Alkaline

batteries

(batteries

may

or

may

not

be

included,

depending

on

model).

To

install

the

batteries:

1.

Remove

the

battery

compartment

cover.

2.

Insert

the

batteries,

matching

the

batteries

to

the

(+)

and

(-)

marks

inside

the

battery

compartment.

3.

Press

and

push

the

battery

cover

back

into

place.

Note:

Reprogramming

may

be

required

after

batteries

are

replaced.

I

Battery

Saver

Your

universal

remote

control

saves

battery

power

by

automatically

turning

off

if

any

key

is

pressed

for

more

than

60

seconds.

This

saves

your

batteries

should

your

remote

get

stuck

in

a

place

where

the

keys

remain

depressed,

such

as

between

sofa

cushions.

I

Backlighting

Backlight

illumination

(available

on

select

models

only)

enables

you

to

see

the

remote

control

keys

better

in

the

dark.

Backlight

illumination

is

toggled

on

or

off

with

successive

keypresses

of

the

BACKLIGHT

key.

When

toggled

on,

the

backlighting

remains

on

as

long

as

keys

are

being

pressed.

The

backlighting

turns

off

six

seconds

after

the

last

keypress.

Once

the

backlight

time

has

expired,

any

keypress

will

reactivate

backlighting.

If

the

backlight

illumination

is

on,

and

the

BACKLIGHT

key

is

pressed,

the

backlight

turns

off.

'Illuminated

ON•OFF

Key

The

ON•OFF

key

powers

components

on

and

off.

It

also

lights

up

to

serve

as

an

indicator

light,

providing

feedback

for

various

functions.

When

a

valid

key

is

pressed,

the

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

remains

lit

as

long

as

the

key

is

pressed

and

turns

off

when

the

key

is

released.

The

ON•OFF

key

also

blinks

in

Programming

Mode

or

in

Menu

Mode

to

provide

feedback.

I

Programming

the

Remote

In

order

for

your

universal

remote

to

control

your

components,

you

need

to

program

the

remote

with

the

codes

that

match

the

components

(See

Code

Lists

enclosed).

These

codes

enable

the

remote

to

communicate

with

your

components.

Each

brand

and

each

component

has

its

own

"language,"

and,

by

programming

the

correct

codes

into

your

remote,

you

tell

the

remote

to

"speak

the

same

language"

as

your

components.

1312

Throughout

the

programming

of

each

key,

be

sure

to

keep

the

remote

pointed

at

the

IR

sensor

of

the

component

you

are

currently

programming

the

remote

to

control.

VCR•AUX

KEY

Important:

The

VCR•AUX

key

defaults

to

program

a

VCR.

If

you

want

the

VCR•AUX

key

to

control

a

component

other

than

a

VCR

(an

additional

TV

or

DVD,

for

example),

it

is

necessary

for

you

to

preprogram

the

VCR•AUX

key.

See

the

section

entitled

"Programming

the

VCR•AUX

Key

To

Control

a

Component

Other

Than

a

VCR".

'Programming

Methods

Direct

Code

Entry

To

program

your

universal

remote

to

control

your

components

using

the

Direct

Code

Entry

Method,

follow

the

steps

below.

1.

Manually

turn

on

the

component

you

want

the

remote

to

control

(TV,

VCR,

DVD,

satellite

receiver

or

cable

box).

2.

Locate

the

enclosed

Code

Lists.

Find

the

list

for

the

component

you

wish

to

program.

Find

your

component's

brand.

You

will

see

a

listing

of

four

-digit

codes

for

each

brand.

If

your

brand

isn't

listed,

use

one

of

the

Code

Search

methods

to

program

the

remote

control.

3.

Press

and

hold

the

component

key

(TV,

DVD,

VCR•AUX,

SAT•CBL)

you

wish

to

program

(to

program

the

VCR•AUX

key

to

control

a

component

other

than

a

VCR,

see

the

section

entitled

"Programming

the

VCR•AUX

Key

To

Control

a

Component

Other

Than

a

VCR").

The

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

turns

on

and

remains

on.

If

you

release

the

component

key

any

time

during

the

Direct

Code

Entry

procedure,

the

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

blinks

four

times,

and

the

process

is

exited.

The

last

programmed

code

under

the

component

key

is

retained.

4.

While

holding

down

the

component

key,

consult

the

Code

Lists

for

the

four

-digit

code

that

corresponds

to

your

component's

brand

and

use

the

number

keys

(0-9)

to

enter

it.

After

you

press

the

first

number,

the

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

turns

off.

5.

After

the

fourth

number

is

entered,

the

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

turns

on.

At

this

time,

release

the

component

key.

If

the

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

turns

off,

you

have

entered

a

valid

code

and

have

followed

the

correct

procedure

for

Direct

Code

Entry.

If

you

enter

a

code

number

that

is

not

in

the

Code

Lists

or

you

do

not

follow

all

of

the

steps

for

Direct

Code

Entry,

the

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

blinks

four

times

when

the

component

key

is

released.

This

indicates

a

programming

error

has

occurred.

In

this

case,

repeat

the

Direct

Code

Entry

process

from

step

3

and

try

the

next

code

listed.

6.

To

confirm

that

the

component

key

is

programmed

with

the

correct

code

for

maximum

functionality,

test

the

component.

Attempt

to

control

a

variety

of

the

component's

functions

with

the

remote.

If

some

features

of

your

components

do

not

work,

try

programming

the

remote

with

a

different

code

in

the

list

until

you

fi

nd

the

code

that

allows

the

remote

to

control

the

majority

of

your

component's

functions.

Different

codes

can

provide

different

levels

of

functionality.

7.

Remember

to

enter

the

code

for

future

reference

in

the

box

provided

in

the

Code

Retrieval

section

of

this

manual.

Programming

the

VCR•AUX

Key

to

Control

a

Component

Other

Than

a

VCR

The

VCR•AUX

key

defaults

to

control

a

VCR.

If

you

want

the

VCR•AUX

key

to

control

a

different

component

(an

additional

TV,

DVD,

satellite

or

cable

box,

for

example),

it

is

necessary

for

you

to

preprogram

the

VCR•AUX

key.

1.

Press

and

hold

the

VCR•AUX

key.

The

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

turns

on.

2.

While

holding

down

the

VCR•AUX

key,

press

and

release

the

number

key

on

the

keypad

for

the

component

you

wish

to

control.

(See

the

chart

below.)

The

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

turns

off.

VCR•AUX

KEY

CONTROLS:

Additional

TV

VCR

2

Additional

DVD

3

Additional

satellite

or

cable

box

3.

Release

he

VCR•AUX

key.

The

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

blinks

four

times

and

then

turns

off

The

VCR•AUX

key

is

now

"set"

to

control

whichever

component

you

selected.

4.

Next,

program

the

VCR•AUX

key

to

control

the

brand

of

component

you

have.

Remember

to

consult

the

appropriate

component

code

list

or

use

one

of

the

methods

that

follow.

Brand

Code

Search

and

Entry

If

your

brand

is

listed

in

the

Brand

Code

List

(See

Code

Lists

enclosed),

you

may

be

able

to

program

your

universal

remote

by

searching

through

only

the

Code

Lists

for

that

specific

manufacturer.

Brand

Code

Search

and

Entry

can

be

the

quickest

method

to

program

your

remote,

if

your

component

(TV,

DVD,

VCR

and

satellite

receiver

or

cable

box)

is

one

of

those

brands

listed.

If

your

brand

is

not

listed

in

the

Brand

Code

List,

use

one

of

the

other

programming

methods

that

follow.

GO

BACK

(p)

EB3

To

exit

without

saving

at

any

point

in

the

Brand

Code

Search,

press

and

release

the

GO

BACK

key.

1.

Manually

turn

on

the

component

you

want

the

remote

to

control.

2.

Locate

the

Brand

Codes

in

the

Code

Lists

and

keep

it

handy.

Note:

If

you

press

an

invalid

key

during

the

Brand

Code

Search,

the

remote

does

not

respond.

If

you

do

not

press

a

valid

Brand

Code

Search

key

(TV,

DVD,

VCR•AUX,

SAT•CBL,

ON•OFF,

GO

BACK,

and

number

keys

0-9),

the

search

times

out

after

two

minutes.

When

the

search

times

out,

the

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

blinks

four

times

and

turns

off.

The

last

programmed

code

under

that

component

key

is

retained.

3.

Press

and

hold

the

component

key

(TV,

DVD,

VCR•AUX,

SAT•CBL)

you

wish

to

program

(to

program

the

VCR•AUX

key

to

control

a

component

other

than

a

VCR,

see

the

section

entitled

"Programming

the

VCR•AUX

Key

To

Control

a

Component

Other

Than

a

VCR").

The

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

turns

on

and

remains

on.

4.

While

holding

the

component

key

down,

press

and

hold

the

ON•OFF

key.

The

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

turns

off.

5.

After

holding

both

keys

down

for

three

seconds,

the

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

turns

back

on.

6.

Release

both

keys.

The

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

remains

on.

7.

Refer

to

the

Brand

Codes

in

the

enclosed

Code

Lists.

Press

and

release

the

appropriate

brand

code

key

(Numbers

0-9),

using

the

number

keys

on

the

keypad.

The

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

blinks

once.

8.

Press

and

release

the

ON•OFF

key

repeatedly

until

your

component

turns

off.

Wait

four

seconds

between

each

key

press.

Each

time

you

press

the

ON•OFF

key,

the

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

blinks,

and

the

next

code

is

sent.

The

Brand

Code

Search

begins

with

the

fi

rst

code

in

the

chosen

brand

list

for

that

component

and

cycles

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