MAIN FEATURES:
The new remote control you are about to use
is preprogrammed to replace almost all of the
original TV remote controls of this brand (or
group of brands) and, in their basic functions,
most brands of VCR remote controls.
- It fully replaces the original TV remote con-
trol, including the teletext/fastext (if available
on the original).
- It operates simultaneously a TV and a VCR
with no additional operation required once
the respective codes have been inserted.
- The buttons are identified by the symbols of
the original remote control
- It can learn up to
19
additional functions from
another remote control (TV,VCR, SAT, etc.)
- Its use is further facilitated by the LED
indicator (
➀
Fig.
1
) which emits a short flash,
every time a button is pressed to transmit a
command, or a series of flashes, when perfor-
ming operations as described below.
PRELIMINARY OPERATIONS
To set the remote control to operate your TV
and/or VCR it is necessary to perform the
simple operations as described in the attached
instructions, which we recommend you read
in full and keep for future reference.
Open the battery cover and insert two
1.5
V
mini batteries of the type LR03 (AAA) obser-
ving the polarity as indicated.
Close the battery cover and proceed on setting
up your remote control.
N.B.: Open the front cover of your remote
control to access other functions.
1
) HOW TO PROGRAM
THE REMOTE
CONTROL FOR TVs
If you know the model of the original remote
control, please read paragraph “
1.1
” here
below: TV, manual programming; if not, go
to paragraph “
1.2”
: TV, automatic search
and programming.
1.1
) TV, MANUAL
PROGRAMMING
1.1.A
) Look for the brand and the model of the
original remote control in table B, page
4-5,
and make a note of the code that
corresponds to it. (If you do not find this
match, go to paragraph“
1.2
”:
TV, automatic search and program-
ming).
1.1.B
) Press and release the «
» but-
ton (
➈
Fig.
1
) and immediately watch the
LED, which will signal a short flash.
1.1.C
) Enter the code using the numeric but-
tons (see group
➄
Fig.
1
) and immedia-
tely watch the LED.
If the LED emits two short flashes (OK) the
remote control is ready. (See also paragraph
“
1.3
”: Secondary Functions). If the LED emits
one long flash (error) you will need to repeat
the procedure.
1.2
) TV,AUTOMATIC SEARCH AND
PROGRAMMING
1.2.A
) Switch the TV on, on any channel, and
point the remote control towards the
set.
1.2.B
) Press and release the «
» but-
ton (
➈
Fig.
1
) then press and keep
pressed the OFF button «
» (
➅
Fig.
1
), releasing it immediately the set
switches off.
(During the “search” phase, the LED will
emit a series of flashes).
1.2.C
) Using the remote control, switch the set
on again (by pressing the OFF button
«
» or one of the numeric buttons,
depending on the model).
1.2.D
) Check that all other buttons are func-
tioning correctly. (See also paragraph
“
1.3
”: “Secondary functions”).
IF EVERYTHING IS OK! YOUR REMOTE CONTROL
IS READY.
We advise you make a note of the code fol-
lowing the instructions in paragraph “
3
”:
Displaying the code.
If the buttons do not perform correctly, repeat
the search procedure. If the set does not swit-
ch off within
5
minutes from the start of the
search, go to paragraph “
5
”: “What to do
if…”
1.3
) SECONDARY FUNCTIONS
For maximum simplicity, the number of buttons
on your remote control has been limited to
functions of most frequent use.
The commands less frequently used, are repre-
sented by the orange coloured symbols on the
face of the remote or pictured on the appro-
priate diagram in this manual (Fig.
2,
Fig.
3
pag.
8
).
N.B. Secondary functions are available only if
present in the original remote control.
1.3.A
) To transmit the required command,
press and hold down the «
» button
(
➁
Fig.
1
) while simultaneously
pressing the button identified for
that function.
2
) HOW TO PROGRAM
THE REMOTE
CONTROL FOR VIDEO
RECORDERS
2.1)
IF YOU KNOW THE BRAND
OF THE VIDEO RECORDER…
N.B. The main functions of the video recorder,
once the remote control has been program-
med, are accessed by simply pressing the speci-
fic buttons.
2.1.A
) Look at table C page
6-7
relating to
SHIFT
CODE
?
CODE
?
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