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Questions?
Call 1-866-44-TDSTV or visit tdstv.com.
2. Release both buttons. All mode keys blink twice.
3. Enter the programming code
9 0 0
using the numbers on the remote. The STB mode key blinks four
times to indicate you have successfully rest the remote to factory (default) settings.
Directions for the TDS Logo’d Remote Control
How to automatically search for other device codes
1. Turn on the device you want your TDS TV remote control to operate.
2. Press the button for the device you’d like to program:
DVD
,
Audio
, or
TV
.
3. Point the remote at the device, then press and hold the
SETUP
button until the LED light for the device
blinks twice.
4. Press and hold the
OK
button. The LED light for the device you selected will flash each time it tires a
new code. Once your device powers off, release the
OK
button and your device will be programmed.
How to manually program your device with a code
1. With an Internet-connected device, visit urcsupport.com.
2. In the “Select Your Remote Model #” drop-down box, choose 2025G Eclypse.
3. You’ll be taken to the code-finder page where you need to select the type of device you want to
program your remote to operate: Television, Video-DVD, Audio, Video-VCR.
4. Type in the brand of the device and model (if known), then click the Search button.
5. The code associated with your device will be displayed. Make note of the code.
6. Now, point your remote at its associated set-top box, then press and hold the
SETUP
button on your
remote until the device button’s LED light blinks twice.
7. Press the button for the device you want to program your remote to operate:
DVD
,
Audio
, or
TV
.
8. Using the remote’s keypad, enter the 4-digit code you found on the web site (step 5) and press
the
OK
button.
9. If your device shuts off, the code was accepted and your remote was programmed successfully.
If you device does not shut off, repeat steps 6–8 trying each code listed for your brand until you find
the correct code. If no codes work, use the Automatic Search method.
PAIRING YOUR WIRELESS SET-TOP BOX
In order to work together, your Wireless Access Point (WAP) must be paired to your wireless set-top box.
Pairing creates a wireless link between the devices, which allows them to automatically connect.
You’ll need to pair your wireless set-top box to the WAP anytime it’s disconnected from power, if you
change its location, or if a technical issue causes it to become un-paired.
A message will appear on
your TV screen saying “Wireless Pairing Required” when these situations arise.
