Sony PlayStation Universal Remote Manual De Instrucciones página 5

NOTE: Some functions of your original remote may not
be controlled by this remote. Use the original remote, if
available, to control such functions. Sometimes buttons
other than described in these instructions may actually
perform the function. For example, the channel and
volume buttons might be used to navigate through menu
choices. We recommend you experiment with the remote
to identify if such situations apply to your equipment.
Programming TV, AMP, and CBL devices
There are two ways to program TV, AMP, and CBL
devices, AUTO SEARCH MODE, or MANUAL
ENTRY MODE.
Auto Search Mode
1. Turn the target device ON.
2. Point the Universal Remote directly at the target
device and make sure it stays pointed at the device
throughout the programming process.
3. On your Universal Remote, press and hold down the
green TV key and the desired device key for about
5 seconds. The red LED on the remote will turn on,
indicating that it is now in Auto Search Mode.
4. Keep the remote pointed at the device.
5. When the remote locates the correct code, the device
will turn OFF.
6. When the device turns OFF, immediately press any
key to complete programming.
7. If the red LED turns off and programming was not
successful, please use manual entry mode.
Manual Entry Mode
1. Turn the target device ON
2. Refer to the Manufacturer's Code List included in the
product documentation.
3. Find the brand name of the target device.
4. On your Universal Remote, press and hold the gray
device key, and enter the first 4-digit code from the
Code List. Release the gray device key.
5. Point the remote at the target device and press the
PWR key.
6. If the device does not turn on, repeat the process with
the remaining codes on the list until programming
is successful.
7. If programming results in only partial functionality, try
reprogramming with remaining codes. Depending on
the device, full functionality may not be possible. See
Learning Function section below for instructions on
programming additional functions.
Learning Function
Soft Key