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1 .
P ress the button for the unit you wish to pro-
g r a m —
T V, VCR
or cable box. The LED on the
remote will blink.
• The
V C R
button can also be used to pro-
gram DVD player codes, in place of the VCR.
• The
c a b l e
button can also be used to pro-
gram DSS codes, in place of the cable box.
3.
Hold the
s e t u p
button on the remote contro l
for about three seconds, until the LED on
the remote blinks twice.
3.
Enter the three-digit code for your part i c u l a r
device. The LED on the remote will blink once
after the first two numbers are entered, and
twice after the last number is entered to signi-
fy it has accepted the programming. Example:
1 (blink), 2 (blink), 3 (blink-blink). A single long
blink indicates an invalid key sequence.
4 .
Test the remote control on your device by
p ressing
p o w e r
on or off .
If the remote does not appear to be working,
check that the right code was pro g r a m m e d .
Many manufacturers have multiple codes for
d i ff e rent devices; if the first code doesn’t work,
t ry a diff e rent code. Make sure the LED on the
remote blinks every time a button is pressed.
If not, be certain the batteries are corre c t l y
installed or replace the batteries in the re m o t e
c o n t ro l .
P rogramming the Universal Remote Contro l
This universal remote is pre - p rogrammed for hundreds of diff e rent devices.
Install the 4 “AAA” batteries in the remote. Orient the batteries (+ or -) as shown in the battery
c o m p a rtment.
For your TV, VCR, cable box, DSS, or DVD player, look up the three-digit code for your part i c u l a r
model in the included booklet.
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2
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3
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2
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