The universal remote control has four programmable source buttons
(
, AUX,
and
). You can program these buttons to control
your TV, cable/satellite box, DVD or Blu-ray Disc™ player, game system,
DVR or other auxiliary source by entering the code for your source's
brand. There may be several codes for your source. You may need to
perform this procedure multiple times to locate the correct code.
Locate the code
1. Power on your source.
2. Locate the code for your source's brand in the appropriate section
of the Universal Remote Control Device Codes list (located in the
back of the guide).
Enter the code
1. On the remote control, press and hold the appropriate source
button (
, AUX,
or
then release. For example, to program your TV, press and hold
until all six source buttons glow, then release.
The appropriate source button continues to glow.
2. On the number keypad, enter the code for your source's brand and
press
.
P R O G R A M M I N G T H E U N I V E R S A L R E M O T E C O N T R O L
) until all six source buttons glow,
Test the code
1. Test the source for basic functions by following the instructions for
your source:
• TV: press the channel buttons. Press MENU. The settings menu
appears. Press and to navigate.
• Cable/satellite box: press GUIDE. The programming guide
appears. Press and to navigate.
• DVD or Blu-ray Disc™ player: press GUIDE. The settings menu
appears. Press and to navigate.
• Game system: press and to navigate through the menu.
2. Based on your source's response to basic functions:
• Remote responds accurately: press EXIT to exit programming
and save your settings.
• Remote does not respond or does not respond accurately:
– If your source button glows: press
code. Repeat steps 1 and 2 in "Test the code." You may need to
repeat this procedure 30 or more times. If all six buttons blink
three times, you have cycled through all codes for your source.
– If your source button is off: your remote exited programming
mode. Repeat steps 1 and 2 in "Enter the code" and steps 1 and
2 in "Test the code."
Note: Your source may not be compatible with universal remote
controls or may not accept IR (infrared) signals. Refer to your
source owner's guide for more information.
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