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through

all

the

codes

for

that

brand.

If

your

component

turns

off,

you

have

found

the

correct

code.

(If

it

cycles

through

and

the

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

blinks

four

times

and

turns

off,

all

codes

in

the

chosen

brand

lists

have

been

searched

and

another

programming

method

should

be

tried.

The

Brand

Code

Search

mode

is

exited.)

9.

Once

you

have

found

the

correct

code,

you

must

save

that

code

by

pressing

and

releasing

the

STOP

key.

The

illuminated

ON

-OFF

key

turns

off.

You

must

press

the

STOP

key

to

save

the

code

or

the

correct

code

will

not

be

stored!

10.

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

of

the

features

of

your

component

do

not

work,

try

programming

the

remote

with

a

different

programming

method.

Be

sure

to

retrieve

the

code

your

remote

programmed.

Manual

Code

Search

and

Entry

If

your

component's

brand

isn't

listed

in

the

Code

Lists,

or

if

you

have

tried

all

of

the

codes

for

your

brand

and

the

remote

does

not

operate

your

component,

try

Manual

Code

Search.

This

method

cycles

through

all

of

the

codes

in

the

Code

List.

The

Manual

Code

Search

method

may

take

a

long

time

because

the

remote

searches

through

all

of

the

codes

in

its

memory

for

the

code

that

operates

your

component.

Eaz

Because

there

are

so

many

codes,

you

may

have

to

press

the

ON•OFF

key

many

times

—possibly

up

to

200

times.

GO

BACK

Exica

To

exit

without

saving

at

any

point

in

the

Manual

Code

Search,

press

and

release

the

GO

BACK

key.

1.

Manually

turn

on

the

component

you

want

the

remote

to

control.

2.

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.

3.

While

holding

the

component

key

down,

press

and

hold

the

ON

-OFF

key.

The

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

turns

off.

4.

After

holding

down

both

keys

for

three

seconds,

the

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

turns

back

on.

5.

Release

both

keys.

The

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

remains

on.

6.

Press

and

release

the

ON•OFF

key

repeatedly

until

your

component

turns

off.

Wait

four

seconds

between

each

keypress.

Each

time

you

press

the

ON•OFF

key,

the

illuminated

ON

-OFF

key

blinks,

and

the

next

code

in

the

list

is

sent.

This

process

continues

until

all

of

the

codes

in

the

Code

Lists

have

been

searched.

If

your

component

turns

off,

you

have

found

the

correct

code.

(If

it

cycles

through

and

the

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

blinks

four

times

and

turns

off,

all

codes

have

been

searched.

The

Manual

Code

Search

method

is

exited.)

7.

Once

you

have

found

the

correct

code,

you

must

save

the

new

code

by

STOP

pressing

and

releasing

the

STOP

key.

The

illuminated

ON

-OFF

key

■

turns

off.

You

must

press

the

STOP

key to

save

the

code

or

the

correct

code

will

not

be

stored!

8.

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

of

the

features

of

your

component

do

not

work,

try

programming

the

remote

with

a

different

programming

method.

Be

sure

to

retrieve

the

code

your

remote

programmed.

Testing

the

Code

for

Maximum

Functionality

If

some

of

the

features

of

your

component

do

not

work,

different

codes

in

the

list

can

be

tried

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.

Follow

these

steps

to

test

for

maximum

functionality.

1.

Once

the

code

has

been

stored,

use

the

remote

to

attempt

to

control

a

variety

of

the

component's

functions.

If

the

code

that

has

been

stored

controls

the

majority

of

the

component's

functions,

programming

is

complete.

If

the

code

stored

does

not

give

maximum

functionality,

you

will

want

to

try

another

code.

2.

In

that

case,

repeat

the

Manual

Code

Search

and

Entry

Method

from

step

1.

When

the

component

turns

off

for

the

fi

rst

time,

do

not

'press

the

STOP

key,

which

would

store

the

code.

Instead,

with

the

unit

now

off,

continue

to

press

the

ON

-OFF

key

repeatedly

until

it

turns

back

on.

Wait

four

seconds

between

each

keypress.

Once

the

unit

turns

back

on,

you

have

found

another

code

that

operates

the

component.

Press

the

STOP

key.

3.

Test

the

functionality

again

by

attempting

to

control

a

variety

of

the

component's

functions.

If

the

code

that

has

been

stored

controls

the

majority

of

the

component's

functions,

programming

is

complete.

If

the

code

stored

does

not

give

maximum

functionality,

you

will

want

to

try

another

code.

4.

Repeat

the

Manual

Code

Search

and

Entry

Method

from

step

1.

Each

time

a

code

turns

the

component

on

or

off,

you

have

found

a

code

that

operates

the

remote

and

needs

to

be

tested

for

maximum

functionality.

Continue

through

the

code

lists,

cycling

through

the

codes

you

have

already

tried,

until

you

fi

nd

one

that

offers

maximum

functionality.

I

Code

Retrieval

Once

you've

programmed

the

remote

to

control

your

components,

you

may

want

to

record

the

codes

for

future

reference.

If

you

used

the

Direct

Code

Entry

method,

this

is

easy.

Just

fi

nd

the

codes

you

programmed

in

and

make

a

note

of

them

in

the

boxes

below.

If

you

used

one

of

the

Code

Search

methods

to

program

your

remote

or

if

you

used

the

Direct

Entry

method

but

don't

remember

the

code,

you

will

need

to

retrieve

each

component's

four

-digit

code.

Retrieving

the

actual

code

and

writing

it

down

will

save

you

time

if

you

ever

need

to

program

the

remote

again.

If

the

codes

are

recorded,

you

can

use

the

Direct

Entry

method

to

reprogram

your

remote

to

control

your

components,

which

is

quiet.

and

easy.

1.

Press

and

hold

the

component

key

(TV,

DVD,

VCR•AUX,

SAT•CBL)

whose

code

you

wish

to

retrieve.

The

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

turns

on.

2.

While

holding

the

component

key

down,

press

and

hold

the

INFO

key.

The

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

turns

off.

3.

After

holding

down

both

keys

for

three

seconds,

the

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

turns

back

on.

4.

Release

both

keys.

The

illuminated

ON

-OFF

key

remains

on.

5.

Starting

with

the

number

1

key,

press

and

release

each

number

key

on

the

keypad

in

the

following

order

(1-9,

then

0).

The

number

that

causes

the

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

to

blink

is

the

fi

rst

number

of

the

code.

As

you

fi

nd

each

number

of

the

code,

write

them

down

for

future

reference.

2

Note:

All

TV

codes

begin

with

the

number

1;

all

VCR

codes

begin

with

the

number

2;

all

DVDs,

the

number

3;

and

all

satellite

receivers

and

cable

boxes,

the

number

S.

6.

Repeat

step

S

until

you

have

retrieved

all

four

numbers

in

the

code.

7.

After

the

fourth

number

is

retrieved,

the

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

blinks

briefly,

then

turns

off.

GO

BACK

MEM

To

exit

the

Code

Retrieval

Mode,

press

and

release

the

GO

BACK

key

at

any

time.

Note:

If

you

press

an

invalid

key

during

the

Code

Retrieval

process,

the

remote

will

not

respond.

If

you

do

not

press

a

valid

Code

Retrieval

key

(TV,

DVD,

VCR-AUX,

SAT-CBL,

INFO,

GO

BACK),

Code

Retrieval

times

out

after

15

seconds.

The

illuminated

ON

-OFF

key

blinks

four

times,

and

then

turns

off.

TV

CODE

1

VCR•AUX

CODE

OVCR

OM

LTV

DSAT•CBL

DVD

CODE

3

5

SAT•CBL

CODE

SAT

DClL

Using

the

Remote

to

Control

Your

Components

Because

this

remote

controls

more

than

one

component,

you

must

fi

rst

"tell"

the

remote

which

component

you

wish

to

operate.

That

means,

if

you

wish

to

operate

your

TV,

you

must

fi

rst

press

the

TV

key

to

put

the

remote

in

the

TV

Mode.

The

remote

stays

in

the

chosen

component

mode

(such

as

TV

Mode)

until

you

change

it.

If

your

remote

is

in

TV

Mode,

you

must

change

the

mode

in

order

to

operate

your

DVD

or

VCR,

auxiliary

component,

satellite

receiver

or

cable

box.

For

example,

if

you

are

in

VCR

Mode,

and

you

wish

to

turn

off

your

TV,

you

must

press

the

TV

key

fi

rst

before

pressing

the

ON

-OFF

key.

IOn-screen

Menus

Accessing

and

Selecting

Menu

Items

Today's

advanced

components

use

on

-screen menus

to

help

you

navigate

through

all

their

features

and

functions.

While

this

remote

cannot

access

every

menu

system

of

every

component

model,

it

does

offer

some

menu

functionality.

To

use

a

component's

on

-screen

menu

system,

you

fi

rst have

to

put

the

remote

in

Menu

Mode.

1.

Make

sure

your

components

are

turned

on

and

your

TV

is

set

to

the

component's

input

mode

(use

the

INPUT

key

to

toggle

through

inputs

when

in

TV

Mode).

2.

Press

the

component

key

whose

menu

you

want

to

access.

3.

Press

the

MENU

key.

The

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

blinks,

indicating

you

are

in

the

Menu

Mode.

4.

Use

the

VOL+/-

and/or

CH+/-

keys

to

navigate

through

the

on

-screen

menu

system.

5.

To

make

a

selection

from

the

on

-screen

menu,

press

the

MENU

or

OK

key

to

select

the

highlighted

item.

DMZ

If

the

remote

doesn't

respond,

check

to

see

that

the

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

is

still

blinking.

It

times

out

after

20

seconds.

If

this

happens,

just

press

the

MENU

key

again,

and

then

retry

your

selection.

Exiting

a

Menu

Mode

The

remote

automatically

times

out

of

Menu

Mode

after

20

seconds

of

inactivity

(no

keys

being

pressed).

At

that

time,

the

remote

clears

the

displayed

menu

from

the

TV.

If

you

want

to

exit

the

Menu

Mode

yourself,

press

the

corresponding

component

key

on

the

remote

(TV,

DVD,

VCR-AUX,

SAT•CBL).

The

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

turns

off.

'Sleep

Timer

(Select

Models

Only)

This

feature

automatically

turns

off

your

TV

at

a

duration

you

choose

from

1

to

99

minutes.

The

Sleep

Timer

only

works

if

you

have

found

a

code

that

controls

your

TV.

The

timing

mechanism

for

the

Sleep

Timer

is

built

into

your

universal

remote

control.

To

program

the

Sleep

Timer,

follow

these steps.

Programming

the

Sleep

Timer

1.

Press

and

release

the

TV

key.

2.

Press

and

hold

the

SLEEP

key

for

three

seconds.

The

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

turns

on.

3.

Release

the

SLEEP

key.

4.

Using

the

number

keys,

enter

the

desired

time

in

minutes

(from

01-99

minutes).

To

set

the

timer

to

a

number

under

10

minutes,

fi

rst

press

0

and

then

the

desired

number

(e.g.,

05

for

fi

ve

minutes).

The

illuminated

ON

-OFF

key

blinks

with

each

keypress.

5.

Once

the

second

number

is

entered,

the

illuminated

ON•OFF

key

tums

off.

The

Sleep

Timer

is

now

set.

Elm

Any

keypress

other

than

the

number

keys

is

ignored.

If

you

don't

enter

the

sleep

time

within

10

seconds

after

pressing

the

SLEEP

key,

you

must

start

over

at

step

1.

The

illuminated

ON

-OFF

key

blinks

four

times

and

then

turns

off,

indicating

your

attempt

to

program

the

Sleep

Timer

has

been

unsuccessful.

6.

Leave

remote

aimed

at

the

TV.

Once

the

Sleep

Timer

is

set,

you

can

continue

to

use

the

remote

without

affecting

the

Sleep

Timer.

However,

because

the

timing

mechanism

for

the

Sleep

Timer

is

built

into

the

remote

itself,

the

remote

must

be

in

TV

Mode

and

pointed

at

the

TV

to

activate

the

Sleep

Timer.

Note:

If

the

ON•OFF

key

is

pressed,

the

Sleep

Timer

is

canceled.

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