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REFERENCE

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Cassette Players, CD Players, DVD players
Receivers, and Amplifiers Infrared Codes Index

The Universal Infrared Remote Control is capable of operating many brands of
Cassette Players, CD Players, DVD players, Receivers, or Amplifiers. Refer to the
preceding pages for programming procedures.

NOTE:

The Universal Remote Control memory is limited. Some models of Cassette

Players, CD Players, DVD Players, Receivers, or Amplifiers may not operate. The
Universal Remote Control is not designed to control all features that are available
in all models.

V

CR

1

VCR 2

A UX

LD

RC

VR

CBL

TV

DS

S

NOTE:

After entering the proper infrared code, press the Remote AUX selection mode

button to operate a Cassette Player, DVD player, or CD Player.

Brand

Code(s)

Code Index for Cassette Players

Panasonic

272

Technics

229

Brand

Code(s)

Code Index for CD Players

California Audio Lab

029

Marantz

029

MCS

029

Panasonic

029, 367

Quasar

029

Technics

029, 303

Brand

Code(s)

Code Index for DVD

Panasonic

490

Code Index for Receivers and Amplifiers

Brand

Code(s)

ADC

531

Aiwa

121, 158, 189

Carver

008, 042, 189

Casio

195

Clarinette

195

Denon

004

Fisher

042, 219

Garrard

463

JVC

074

Kenwood

027, 186

Lloyd’s

195

Magnavox

189, 195, 531

Marantz

039, 189

MCS

039

Modulaire

195

NAD

320

Nakamichi

347

Onkyo

135

Optimus

080, 186, 219, 531

Brand

Code(s)

Panasonic

039

Penney

195

Philips

189

Pioneer

014, 080, 531

Quasar

039

RCA

531

Realistic

195

Sansui

189

Sanyo

219

Sharp

186

Sherwood

502

Sony

158

Teac

463

Technics

039, 208, 309, 518

Victor

074

Wards

014, 042, 080, 158, 189

Yamaha

176, 186

Yorx

195

V

CR

1

VCR 2

A UX

LD

RC

VR

CBL

TV

DS

S

NOTE:

After entering the proper infrared code, press

the Remote RCVR selection mode button to operate a
Receiver or Amplifier.

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Summary of Contents for TUIRD10 - DSS RECEIVER

Page 1: ...atsushita Electric Corporation of America All rights reserved Unauthorized copying and distribution is a violation of law Printed in U S A TQD2AA19010 Contents subject to change without notice or obligation R TU IRD10 Read these instructions completely before operating this set ...

Page 2: ...television receiving equipment as well as to article 820 40 of the National Electrical Code which specifies that the satellite dish cable ground shall be connected to the grounding system of the building as close to the point of cable entry as practical IMPORTANT NOTICE This device incorporates an anticopy process technology that is protected by U S patents and other intellectual property rights T...

Page 3: ... the manufacturer 11A A product and cart combination should be moved with care Quick stops excessive force and uneven surfaces may cause the product and cart combination to overturn Installation 1 Read and Follow Instructions All the safety and operating instructions should be read before the product is operated Follow all operating instructions 2 Retain Instructions The safety and operating instr...

Page 4: ... this product ask the service technician to perform safety checks recommended by the manufacturer to determine that the product is in safe operating condition 12 Outdoor Antenna Grounding If an outside antenna or cable system is connected to the product be sure the antenna or cable system is grounded so as to provide some protection against voltage surges and built up static charges Section 810 of...

Page 5: ...ing Channel By Channel 7 Scrolling Page By Page 8 Tuning to a Program 8 Selecting A Program Guide from the Main Menu 8 Types of Program Guides 9 Using the Themes Button 12 Exiting A Program Guide 12 The Menu System 13 Using the Menu System 13 Exit and Help 13 Menu Descriptions 14 Program Guide 14 Mailbox 14 Purchases 14 Timers 14 Lists Limits 14 Options 14 Dish Pointing 14 Assistance 14 Lists Limi...

Page 6: ...icture Size 26 System Test 27 New Access Card Setup 27 Using On Line Help 27 Connections 29 Choosing a Connection 31 Interactive Setup 36 Disabling Interactive Setup 36 Reference 37 Parts of the DSS System 38 Controls and Buttons 40 Front Panel Controls 40 Back Panel 41 Remote Control Buttons 42 Programming the Remote Control Using Access Codes 44 When the Code is Known 44 When the Code is Not Kno...

Page 7: ...em But what about the things you don t know For instance The DSS system works like your TV Use the Channel Up Down buttons to scan through the channels Press the number keys to go directly to a channel There is an on screen Program Guide The Program Guide is like aTV listing in the newspaper It is designed to help you select regular programs and pay per view events You can also sort the Guide to l...

Page 8: ...es In the Remote Control Follow these steps whenever you need to install or change the batteries in the remote control 1 Remove the cover of the battery compartment 2 Place batteries as shown matching the and end of each battery in each compartment 3 Replace the cover Precautions on Battery Use Incorrect installation can cause battery leakage and corrosion that will damage the remote control Obser...

Page 9: ...access card is installed in your satellite receiver Your access card has been matched to your receiver and should already be installed when you take the receiver out of the packing box The access card should only be taken out of the receiver when you are issued a new card by your programming providers 4 The remote control has batteries and can be programmed to control both your satellite receiver ...

Page 10: ...the Program Guides and the menu screens Pressing an arrow once moves the highlight one space in the direction of the arrow For example to point down that is to move the highlight toward the bottom of the screen press the down arrow To point right press the right arrow 2 Select Once you have pointed to an item on the screen select it by pressing the MENU SELECT button on the remote or front panel S...

Page 11: ... keys to set the Guide Format option Using the Program Guides This section tells you how to navigate in the program guides Changing Channels with the number keys 0 9 You can point quickly to any channel in the Program Guide by entering the channel number with the number keys 0 9 For example to point to channel 128 press the numbers 1 2 8 on the remote To point to Channel 102 press 1 0 2 Scrolling ...

Page 12: ...gram details If you choose a pay per view event a second screen allows you to buy the program find out more information or return to the Guide Selecting A Program Guide from the Main Menu When you access the program guides through the Main menu you have more available options 1 Press MENU SELECT to bring up the Main menu 2 Point to Program Guide and press MENU SELECT The Program Guides menu screen...

Page 13: ...ar to a TV schedule listed in a newspaper The seven channel Grid Guide The Info Guide Shows you five channels and includes a brief description of the selected program The five channel Info Guide gives you a brief program description By default the Grid Guide appears when you press the GUIDE button on the remote Go to the Preferences menu located within the Assistance Menu to change the default gui...

Page 14: ...ports The Topic guide The Channel Guide Displays the programming schedule for the selected channel The Channel guide The Attractions Guide Displays coming attractions and special events information The Attractions guide See the section on purchasing pay per view programs for more information on the Attractions guide ...

Page 15: ...e are called sorting buttons These buttons allow you to simplify the guide to show specific types of information such as movies or sports The Movies button lists movies only After selecting Movies point to the Theme button that appears and press MENU SELECT to sort the guide to list specific types of movies such as comedies or thrillers The Sports button lists sporting events only After selecting ...

Page 16: ...select one of the sorting buttons the name of that button changes into the Themes button Use the Themes button to further sort the Grid or Info Guide to show subtopics themes For example you could simplify the guide to show baseball under the Sports sorting button or comedies under Movies Exiting A Program Guide There are two ways to exit a Program Guide Point to a channel and press MENU SELECT Pr...

Page 17: ...ontrol to go from the menu system to Satellite TV viewing Using Help All menus have a Help button which gives you helpful information explaining one aspect of that menu Context Sensitive Help Most of the screens contain information to help you to decide what to do next If you are not sure what button to press look for the context sensitive help usually at the bottom of the screen Main Menu Won t A...

Page 18: ...l lists Options Allows you to run the system test or to install a new access card Dish Pointing Use to find your dish pointing coordinates and to access the on screen signal strength meter Assistance Shows you information about using the system and setting the system to your personal preferences Explore Explore Explore Once you ve learned the basics feel free to poke around the menu system because...

Page 19: ...e password protected Especially for Parents You can set up a parent approved channel list so that selected channels cannot be viewed when the system is locked unless the system password is entered In addition to activating the ratings spending and channel limits the system lock feature keeps anyone from changing any of the limits without first entering a four digit password LISTS LIMITS ...

Page 20: ...has not been rated if rating information for that program is not transmitted by the program provider or if the system has not been locked 1 Point to Rating Limit and press MENU SELECT Use the arrow keys to move the selector up and down 2 Use the up and down arrows to move the rating selector to the highest rating you want to be able to view then press the left arrow to set the rating In the preced...

Page 21: ...nter a single event spending limit After a spending limit is set and the system is locked you must enter the system password to purchase a pay per view program that costs more than your spending limit allows Creating Favorite Channel Lists You can create as many as four different channel lists that can be easily accessed by using the FAV button on the remote control Select the Channel Lists option...

Page 22: ...hannel and press MENU SELECT to remove or replace the check mark After you have set up the channel lists and locked the system you will need to enter the system password before you can modify the existing channel lists Add or Delete All Channels You might be able to save time when creating a channel list by using the Add All Chans option or the Delete All option to either add all channels or delet...

Page 23: ...annel limits remain unlocked until you turn off the receiver see Locking the System for more information Selecting a Channel List to Use When you turn on the DSS receiver the unit defaults to the Normal channel list You can easily change the channel list by pressing the FAV button on the remote to scroll through the available channel lists Normal FAV A FAV B and FAV C The active channel list is in...

Page 24: ...ock Limits and press MENU SELECT 2 Point to Yes and press MENU SELECT to confirm that you want to unlock the system Session Unlock If your system is locked and you attempt to access a channel or program that is blocked by one or more limits you are asked to enter the four digit system password to override the system lock If you enter the password to override the rating or spending limit all limits...

Page 25: ...n through the channel lists Select a PPV program from the Program Guide Select a coming attraction from the Attractions menu Tuning to a PPV Program When you use the channel buttons or digits on the remote to tune to a Pay Per View channel you need to press the RECALL button to bring up the Program Details screen in order to purchase a program Program Details screen Follow the on screen instructio...

Page 26: ...ogramming events not currently listed in your Program Guide These events are called coming attractions and can be previewed and purchased through the Attractions Guide Use Point and Select to go to the Attractions Guide located within the Program Guide menu The Attractions Guide is accessed through the Program Guide menu You need to connect your phone line to your satellite receiver to be able to ...

Page 27: ...splay also shows the title channel date time and cost of each program Note that the Past Purchases list might be modified after each billing cycle and still show purchases for which you have already paid Reviewing and Canceling an Upcoming Purchase Use Point and Select to choose an upcoming purchase and review the program description From the Purchase Edit screen you can also cancel an upcoming pu...

Page 28: ...up theTimers screen Select aTimer 1 2 3 or 4 and then use the arrow keys to complete the on screen sentence When the sentence is complete select RunTimer Complete the sentence to set up the selected timer Using Logo Tune Press the LOGO TUNE button on the remote to bring up the current channel list in channel logo format Then Point and Select a channel from the logo list Use Logo Tune to see a logo...

Page 29: ...he Main menu to view your mail 1 Point to a message and press MENU SELECT The message is opened for you to read 2 Press MENU SELECT again to close the letter After you read a message and want to erase it point to Erase and press MENU SELECT When you exit the display screen messages not erased are saved in memory Alternate Audio Programs Alternate Audio allows you to select different audio programs...

Page 30: ...creen allows you to choose between a standard TV screen and a Cinema option A standard TV screen has an aspect ratio of 4 3 the Cinema option has an aspect ratio of 16 9 System Test The SystemTest display screen is accessed through the Options menu and allows you to initiate diagnostic procedures on the satellite system You should use this feature to get your Access Card number or when your receiv...

Page 31: ...ause your specific account information and custom settings are stored in the access card power failures should have no effect on your satellite system Using On Line Help On line Help is available for all of the menus and display screens The System provides Auto Help Help buttons and Menu Help Auto Help Most menus contain a short description of that menu Help Buttons Help buttons appear in many dis...

Page 32: ...rol shows an on screen display of the remote control Point to the different remote buttons to see a brief description of the highlighted button Front Panel shows an on screen display of the satellite receiver front panel Point to the different front panel features to see a brief description of the highlighted feature Back Panel shows an on screen display of the satellite receiver back panel Point ...

Page 33: ...as and cables are properly grounded Refer to the SafetyTips sheet packed with your unit Protect Your Components from Overheating Do not block ventilation holes in any of the components Arrange the components so that air can circulate freely Do not stack components Allow adequate ventilation when placing your components in a stand Place an amplifier or satellite receiver on the top shelf of the sta...

Page 34: ...ood picture and stereo sound quality and should be used if yourTV has no S Video jack These jacks are used for most audio video connections between components The satellite receiver audio video jacks are color coded yellow for video red for right audio and white for left audio If your TV has only one input for audio mono connect it to the right red audio jack on the satellite receiver RF Jacks and...

Page 35: ...must have TV with separate RF and audio video inputs jacks VCR with RF and audio video inputs and outputs Coaxial and audio video cables Connection C Provides good picture and mono audio quality To use Connection C you must have TV with RF input jack VCR with RF and audio video inputs Coaxial and audio video cables Connection D Provides good picture and mono audio quality To use Connection D you m...

Page 36: ...ox output channel usually CH2 CH3 or CH4 3 Tune cable box to desired channel To record DSS programming 1 TuneTV to receive S Video output from satellite receiver 2 Tune satellite receiver to desired channel 3 Set your VCR to record on line input To view VCR programming 1 TuneTV to VCR output channel usually CH3 or CH4 VIDEO DSS RECEIVER VCR IN FROM ANT OUT TO TV L R S VIDEO S VIDEO VIDEO AUDIO L R...

Page 37: ...hannel usually CH2 CH3 or CH4 3 Tune cable box to desired channel To record DSS programming 1 TuneTV to record line output from satellite receiver Input1 2 Tune satellite receiver to desired channel 3 Set your VCR to record on line input To view VCR programming 1 TuneTV to VCR output channel usually CH3 or CH4 VIDEO DSS RECEIVER VCR IN FROM ANT OUT TO TV CABLE OR OFF AIR ANTENNA L R VIDEO AUDIO L ...

Page 38: ...e box to desired channel To record DSS programming 1 Tune TV to the channel on which you receive the DSS signal 2 Tune satellite receiver to desired channel 3 Set VCR to record on line input To view VCR programming 1 TuneTV to VCR output channel usually CH3 or CH4 2 Turn satellite receiver off VIDEO DSS RECEIVER VCR IN FROM ANT OUT TO TV CABLE OR OFF AIR ANTENNA L R SATELLITE IN AUDIO L IN R L R V...

Page 39: ...amming with cable box 1 Turn off satellite receiver 2 TuneTV to cable box output channel usually CH2 CH3 or CH4 3 Tune cable box to desired channel VIDEO DSS RECEIVER CABLE OR OFF AIR ANTENNA L R SATELLITE IN AUDIO L IN R VIDEO AUDIO SATELLITE DISH TV OUT TO TV IN FROM ANT CH4 CH3 CAUTION Do not stack electronic components or other objects on top of the DSS Receiver The slots on top of the receive...

Page 40: ...nting coordinates or run the signal strength meter select Dish Pointing from the Main menu Disabling Interactive Setup The Interactive Setup menus automatically appear on screen the first time you plug in your receiver and when power is restored after a power loss The final step of the Interactive Setup allows you to disable the automatic appearance of the Interactive Setup To enable it again sele...

Page 41: ...ferent parts work together to bring a picture to your screen Controls and Buttons This section also describes the controls located on the front and back of the receiver Programming the Remote Control Your remote capable of controlling other devices as well This section tells you how to program the remote to control TVs VCRs Laserdisc players and other equipment REFERENCE ...

Page 42: ...e Uplink Center Transmits programming up to the satellite Satellite Relays the programming signals back to your satellite dish The satellite is parked above the equator in geostationary orbit 22 300 miles above the earth Satellite Dish Antenna Receives the satellite signals Because the satellite is so powerful the dish can be as small as 18 inches Program Provider Authorization Center Processes bi...

Page 43: ...s a few seconds and ensures that you will have continuous service The system automatically hangs up if you pick up the phone when the satellite receiver is calling out Television If your television is remote controllable you can program the remote to change channels and volume Home Theater Universal Remote included with your DSS system Controls the DSS system as well as most remote controllable TV...

Page 44: ...rce of the video signal from DSS satellite signals to an off air antenna or cable signal if you are using RF output from the satellite receiver ARROWS Press the navigation arrows to move the on screen highlight up down left or right Using the arrows to highlight a menu item is also called pointing MENU SELECT Brings up the Main Menu If you are already in the menu system or a program guide press ME...

Page 45: ...is jack to connect the satellite receiver to yourTV You must also connect the AUDIO jacks AUDIO R and L Provide better sound quality than the OUT TO TV jack If yourTV has audio video capability use these jacks to connect the satellite receiver to yourTV You must also connect the VIDEO jack WIDE BAND DATA PORT This port allows you to connect the DSS system to future services and accessories as they...

Page 46: ...e on screen displays and return to normal viewing 8 ARROWS Use the navigation arrows to move the on screen highlight up down left or right Using the arrows to highlight a menu item is also called pointing 9 RECALL Brings up the on screen channel marker 10 LOGO TUNE Brings up the on screen logos that correspond to your current channel list Use the arrows to point to a logo and tune to that channel ...

Page 47: ...through the channels in the current channel list If you are in the program guide or menu system use the CHAN UP DOWN buttons to page up and down a screen at a time 18 POWER Turns the device you are controlling on or off 19 R TUNE Rapid Tune Moves you back and forth between the last two selected channels Helpful Hints If the selected component does not respond to the remote control ensure that the ...

Page 48: ...time for at least five seconds then release both buttons 2 Press the Mode button that you want to program DSS TV CBL RCVR VCR1 VCR2 AUX or LD 3 Enter the three digit code for the brand of device from the code list on the pages that follow by using the number buttons on the remote control 4 Press POWER to send a test signal If the code is correct the device will respond correctly Note that some bra...

Page 49: ...t you want to program DSS TV CBL RCVR VCR1 VCR2 AUX or LD 3 Press the VOL UP button to step to the next code 4 Press POWER to send a test signal If the code is correct the device will respond correctly Repeat the preceding steps until the proper device code is found It may take several attempts before the correct code is found 5 When the correct code has been found the device turns on press the ME...

Page 50: ...56 145 Ima 180 Infinity 054 JBL 054 JCB 000 JVC 053 KEC 180 Kenwood 019 030 KTV 030 039 180 Logik 016 Luxman 056 LXI 047 054 154 156 178 Magnavox 030 054 Majestic 016 Marantz 030 054 Megatron 003 145 178 Memorex 016 056 150 154 178 MGA 019 030 150 178 Midland 017 039 047 051 135 Minutz 021 Mitsubishi 019 150 178 Motorola 055 093 MTC 019 030 056 060 Multitech 180 NAD 156 166 178 NEC 019 030 056 Nik...

Page 51: ...on 038 Harwood 072 Headquarter 046 HI Q 047 Hitachi 041 042 Jensen 041 JVC 041 067 KEC 037 278 Kenwood 038 041 067 KLH 072 Kodak 035 037 Lloyd 000 Logik 072 LXI 037 Magnavox 035 039 081 Magnin 240 Marantz 035 081 Marta 037 Matsushita 035 MEI 035 Memorex 000 035 037 039 046 047 048 104 240 MGA 043 061 MGN Technology 240 Minolta 042 Mitsubishi 043 061 067 Motorola 035 048 MTC 000 240 Multitech 000 0...

Page 52: ...x for Cassette Players Panasonic 272 Technics 229 Brand Code s Code Index for CD Players California Audio Lab 029 Marantz 029 MCS 029 Panasonic 029 367 Quasar 029 Technics 029 303 Brand Code s Code Index for DVD Panasonic 490 Code Index for Receivers and Amplifiers Brand Code s ADC 531 Aiwa 121 158 189 Carver 008 042 189 Casio 195 Clarinette 195 Denon 004 Fisher 042 219 Garrard 463 JVC 074 Kenwood...

Page 53: ...nd Code s RCA 021 Regal 020 Rembrandt 011 Runco 000 Samsung 144 Scientific Atlanta 008 017 477 Signal 015 Signature 011 Sprucer 021 Starcom 003 015 Stargate 015 Starquest 015 Tocom 012 Toshiba 000 Tusa 015 United Artists 007 United Cable 003 Zenith 000 Mitsubishi 059 NAD 059 Panasonic 204 Pioneer 059 Quasar 204 Sony 201 Code Index for Laser Disc Brand Code s The Universal Infrared Remote Control i...

Page 54: ...of your DSS dish When you enter your zip code or latitude and longitude the display screen provides the number corresponding to the elevation setting for your location Limits There are three kinds of limits The Ratings Limit allows you to control program viewing of rated programs by ratings level The Spending Limit controls spending on a cost per program basis The Parent Approved channel list allo...

Page 55: ...Receiver Receives processes and converts the digitally compressed satellite signals into audio and video Signal Meter An on screen display that indicates the relative strength of the satellite signal and sounds a test tone to help you lock in on the satellite signal The signal meter is used when you adjust your satellite dish Spending Limit Provides a means of restricting viewing based on cost per...

Page 56: ...ard is installed in the receiver Running the System Test Follow these steps to run the diagnostics system test on your system 1 Turn on yourTV and the satellite receiver 2 Press DSS to put remote in DSS mode then press MENU SELECT to bring up the Main menu 3 Point to and select Options 4 Point to and select SystemTest Follow the on screen directions after the test is completed 5 If your system doe...

Page 57: ...handling faulty installation set up adjustments improper operation or maintenance customer instruction alteration line power surge lightning damage signal reception problems modification improper voltage supply commercial use such as hotel office restaurant or other business or rental use of the product or service by anyone other than an authorized factory office restaurant or other business or re...

Page 58: ...ram Accessories Purchase Contact your local Panasonic dealer or dial toll free 1 800 332 5368 Consumer Orders Only 6 00 a m 6 00 p m Monday Friday Pacific StandardTime 6 00 a m 10 30 a m Saturday Pacific StandardTime Visa Mastercard Discover Card Check or Money Order Parts Distribution Locations To locate a parts distributor in your area within the USA dial toll free 1 800 545 2672 24 hours a day ...

Page 59: ...eceiver qualifies for in warranty service Panasonic will arrange for a new or reconditioned replacement receiver to be shipped by a common carrier Monday through Friday within the 48 contiguous states free of charge The Customer Support Replacement Program is not available in Hawaii and Alaska because of reception problems due to the satellite location The replacement receiver will be reconditione...

Page 60: ...over Master card 2 Upon receipt of your replacement receiver immediately pack and enclose a copy of your proof of purchase if applicable a brief description of the problem affix the self addressed label and self your original receiver in the replacements receiver s shipping carton There are no charges associated with in warranty labor Charges for in warranty parts replacement are explained above I...

Page 61: ... in the remote 4 Buy and Record Option 22 C Channel Guide 10 Cinema screen 26 Coming attractions 22 D DIRECTV 3 E Exit 13 Exiting a menu 13 Exiting A Program Guide 12 F Flashing POWER light 25 Front Panel controls 40 G Grid Guide 9 H Help 13 27 auto help 27 menu help 28 on line 27 Help Buttons 27 I Info Guide 9 Interactive setup 36 M Mailbox 24 25 checking your mail 25 deleting mail messages 25 Ma...

Page 62: ...ting 11 Sports button 12 Theme button 12 Topic Guide 10 tuning to a channel 8 types 8 Program Provider Authorization Center 38 Programming the Remote 44 Purchases menu 23 Purchasing a PPV program 21 R Receiver 39 Remote control buttons 42 installing batteries 4 setup 44 RF jacks 30 S S Video jack 30 Satellite 38 Session unlock 20 Sorting the Grid and Info Guides 11 Sorting the Program Guide 11 Spe...

Page 63: ...ephone company may make changes in its communications facilities equipment operations of procedures where such action is required in the operation of its business and not inconsistent with FCC Rules and Regulations If these changes are expected to affect the use or performance of your telephone equipment the telephone company must give you adequate notice in writing to allow you to maintain uninte...

Page 64: ...60 Matsushita Consumer Electronics Company Division of Matsushita Electric Corporation oa America One Panasonic Way Secaucus New Jersey 07094 TOCOM 15167580 ...

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