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No need to select the TV mode.
SHIFT + Volume +/-: menu navigation keys, allow you to navigate
left and right into the menu of your appliances.
[9] Teletext MIX: Allows to mix the Teletext and the picture of the
selected channel.
[10] Mute: Allows you to turn on/off the sound. You can control the
«Mute» function of your TV even when you are in VCR, DVD or SAT
mode. No need to select the TV mode.
SHIFT + Mute: OK key, confirms the selection.
[11] Teletext OFF:
TV mode: Stop Teletext.
SHIFT + Teletext OFF: Exit Menu.
[12] Teletext Hold: Stop page change in Teletext mode.
[13] Numeric keys 0 - 9: Work the same way as your original remote.
[14] Teletext ON:
TV mode: Start/stop Teletext.
SHIFT + Teletext ON: Menu ON.
[15] ENT: If you are in programming mode – automatic code
search- you can confirm the code of the device you want to control. In
connection with the numeric keys, this button allows you with some
equipment to select directly channels higher than 9.
[16] A/V: Selection of an external source (SCART input).
[17] Play, FF, Stop, Rew, Pause:
In VCR & DVD mode: These buttons work the same way as in
your original remotes.
In TV mode: Fast text function (coloured keys).
REC (record): This key works the same way as the one on your
original remote for your VCR. In order to avoid a mistake you have to
press this key twice to activate this feature.
4) Programming your TV, VCR, DVD and SAT modes
Note: You can dedicate any appliance (TV, DVD, SAT...) to the VCR,
DVD, or SAT keys: you just need to enter the 4 digit code (found in
the code book) of the appliance, i.e. a VCR code under the SAT key.
In any case, follow the steps below:
1. Make sure your equipment is switched on (for example TV).
2. Press and hold the SETUP (4) key until the LED indicator (1) lights
continuously. Release the SETUP key.
3. Press and release the mode key (3) of the device you want to
control (for example TV).
4. Enter the 4 digit code (13) from the Code Book. The LED (1) turns
off after the last digit is entered. If you entered a wrong code the LED
blinks for 3 seconds and then goes off. You have to repeat from step 2.
5. Point the remote in the direction of your TV and press the POWER
button (2). Your device should turn off. Check other functions (for
example for a VCR: FF or REW etc.). If certain functions are not
responding this indicates that the entered code is not the correct one.
In that case repeat the above procedure with the next corresponding
code of your brand.
6. Repeat this procedure from step 1 for the other equipment you want
to control (TV, VCR, DVD, SAT)
5) Manual code search
If your equipment (TV, SAT etc....) does not respond, try the other
codes for your brand. If it still doesn't respond, try the Code Search
method.
Note: As you can dedicate any appliance (TV, DVD, SAT...) to the
VCR, DVD or SAT keys, you need first to enter any 4 digit code for
the kind of appliance you wish to control (found in the code book),
i.e.: If you want to program a SAT under the VCR key, enter any SAT
code found in the code book and then follow the steps below:
1. Make sure your equipment is switched on. If not switch it on
manually.
2. Press and hold SETUP (4) until the LED indicator lights steadily.
Release SETUP
3. Press the mode key (3) that matches the equipment you want to
control (for example TV).
4. Press PROG + (7) repeatedly until the PROG changes. If you step
past the correct code use PROG - (7) to go back to the right code.
5. When the equipment you want to control reacts press ENT (15) to
confirm the code. That's all.
Note: If your equipment doesn't have PROG +, you can use PLAY
(VCR or DVD) (17) or POWER (2) key.
The search starts after the last registered code. If that was 0030, the
search starts at 0031 until the last possible code and then goes from
0000 to 0029.
Note: if certain functions of your equipment can't be controlled you
have to find a different code for your brand.
6) Automatic code search
When searching an unknown code, you can step through the library
automatically (AutoSearch). When your equipment responds, you can
stop the searching process and store the code you found.