Authinx ZN551T Remote Control User Manual Exhibit D Users Manual per 2 1033 b3

Authinx Inc. Remote Control Exhibit D Users Manual per 2 1033 b3

Exhibit D Users Manual per 2 1033 b3

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32Congratulations on your purchase of a Zenith Universal RemoteControl. Zenith Universal Remotes let you replace a broken or lostremote or combine more than one remote into one. In addition, thisremote is equipped with a command learning feature which lets theremote learn commands from your original equipment remotecontrol!This remote control operates the common features of most but notall models and brands of IR Infrared Controlled Video Equipment.This remote may provide functions that are not available on yourequipment. Some functions of your particular equipment (e.g.menu functions) may not be controlled by this remote.IntroductionIntroduction .................................................................. 2Setup ............................................................................. 4Battery Installation ..................................................... 4Battery Saver............................................................. 4Code Saver ............................................................... 4Power-On default ...................................................... 5TV Punch Through ..................................................... 5VCR Punch Through .................................................. 5Code Setup ............................................................... 5Button Functions ............................................................. 6Advanced DVD and SAT Button Functions..................... 8TV/VCR Punch-Through ................................................ 9TV/VCR and TV/DVD Combo units .............................. 9Code Entry................................................................... 10Direct Code Entry.................................................... 10Code Search ........................................................... 11Code Identification ................................................... 12Sleep Timer .................................................................. 13Code Learning .............................................................. 13Tips on Learning ...................................................... 14Learning Commands ................................................ 14Clearing Learned commands for a mode................... 15Master Clear ........................................................... 15Code List ..................................................................... 16Product Operation ........................................................ 22Wireless Receiver ......................................................... 23Troubleshooting ............................................................ 23Table of ContentsIn such cases, use the original remote control for your equipment.Please use this manual to become familiar with your ZenithUniversal Remote. After you are familiar with your remote the firstthing you need to do is to install batteries and setup your remotefor your particular product and brand.The remote also transmits wireless radio Frequency (RF) com-mands. The wireless receiver (included) receives these commandsand converts them to regular Infrared (IR) commands. These IRcommands are then emitted from the IR Extender (also included) tocontrol your A/V components. This lets you control your A/Vcomponents from ANY room in your home - you don’t need to aimthe remote at your component!Thank you for buying a Zenith remote and we hope it will give youmany years of service.FCC CautionTHIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15 OF THE FCCRULES. OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWINGTWO CONDITIONS:(1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSE HARMFUL INTERFER-ENCE, AND(2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANY INTERFERENCERECEIVED, INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THAT MAYCAUSE UNDESIRED OPERATION.This equipment generates and uses radio frequency energy, and ifnot installed and used properly, that is, in strict accordance with themanufacturers instructions, it may cause interference to radio andtelevision reception. It has been type tested and found to complywith the limits for remote control devices in accordance with thespecifications in Sub-Parts B and C of Part 15 of FCC Rules,which are designed to provide reasonable protection against suchinterference in a residential installation. However, there is noguarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installa-tion. If this equipment does cause interference to radio or televisionreception, which can be determined by unplugging the equipment,try to correct the interference by one or more of the followingmeasures.• Reorient the antenna of the radio/TV experiencing the interfer-ence.• Relocate the interface with respect to the radio/TV.• Move the interface away from the radio/TV.• Plug the interface into an outlet on a different electrical circuitfrom the radio/TVexperiencing the interference.• If necessary, consult your local Dealer for additional suggestions.NOTE: Modifications to any of the components in this kit will voidthe user’s authority to operate this equipment.
54Code SetupThe Code Search button is used to setup the remote. You caneither setup the remote using the code for your brand of product,from the code tables, or you can search through the library ofcodes until you find a code that works for your product.NOTE: You can store any kind of code under any mode (exceptTV). I.E. you can store a VCR code under the CBL key, or a DVDcode under the VCR key, etc. You can store ANY kind of codeunder the AUX key. However, you can only store TV codes underthe TV key.Code Search.Battery Installation1. On the back of the remote, pushdown on the tab and lift the coveroff.2. Match the batteries to the + and -marks inside the battery case, theninsert 2 AAA Alkaline batteries.3. Press the battery cover back intoplace.Battery SaverYour remote automatically times outif the buttons are depressed more than30 seconds. This will save yourbatteries should your remote get stuckin a place where the buttons remaindepressed (e.g., between the sofacushions).Code SaverCodes are stored in permanent memory while you are changingbatteries so you will not lose any codes stored in the remote whileyou are changing batteries. If you do want to delete any storedcodes, see page 15.Power-On DefaultThe remote powers on in TV mode.TV Volume/Mute Punch-ThroughThe TV Volume/Mute punch-through feature lets you control theVolume and Mute function of your TV in any mode programmed tobe a VCR, DVD, Cable or SAT device, without needing to changeto TV mode.  This feature is also available if AUX mode isprogrammed to control a second VCR, Cable or SAT device.VCR Punch-ThroughPunch-through to VCR mode is only allowed in TV, VCR andCable modes.  SAT/DBS and CD/Audio are dedicated to theirmodes.Setup
76INFO/SELECTGUIDEINFO/SELECT GUIDEVOLUME Up/Down Changes thevolume level ofthe product,normally the TV.CHANNEL Up/Down Changesthe channels.RECORD, PLAY, STOP,REW, FF, PAUSE VCRcontrol buttons operate yourVCR even when the remoteis set to operate the TV. Alsooperates DVD Scan -/+.TV/VCR/input toggle Forsome TVs, press repeatedlyto select from availableviewing sources (antenna,cable box, VCR, etc.).QUIT Used to exitmenu functions.Prev. Ch.Returns to the previouslyselected channel, or DVDrepeat toggle.Learn Used to setuplearning functions.Button Functions, cont.CC (Subtitle)TV Closed Caption (ifyour TV has this feature)or DVD Subtitle toggle.TOGGLE SwapsTV PIP screens.GUIDE displays on-screen program guide.CHAPTER +/-  controls DVD/CD track selection i.e. DVD/CD Track Skip Up/Down (inDVD and SAT modes). Notethe VCR Transport keys alsocontrol DVD when in DVDMode.Some buttons on the remote might have functions that are referredto by different names on the device you are controlling. E.G.  Prev.Ch. may be called RECALL, or ENTER may be called DISPLAY.These differences depend on the brand and model of your product.Also, this remote can only operate features that exist on yourproduct. E.G., your product must be equipped with Prev. Ch. abilityfor the Prev. Ch. button to operate this feature.ENTERUsed after direct channelnumber entry to immediatelychange to the selected channel.TV, VCR, DVD, CBL,SAT, CD, AUX Selectsproduct to be operated.NUMBERSEnter numbers for directchannel selection. Someproducts require Enter to bepressed after channel selection.POWER Turnsproduct On or Off.MUTE Turns offthe TV soundwhile the pictureremains.MENU Access the Menufunctions of the deviceyou are controlling.Code SearchFor setup.Note: The REC button must be pressed TWICE to record from yourVCR. For some brands of VCRs, you might need to press the RECbutton once, then press it again for three seconds.Button FunctionsIndicator lightLights when anybutton is pressed.OKSelects menu items for thedevice you are controlling.INFO/Select displays/selects on-screen channelinformation, etc.PIP TV Picture-in-Picture control.SLEEP Turns off the TVafter a period of 1 to 99
98Advanced Button FunctionsDVDScan+ and Scan- buttons control the speed of Fast Forward andReverse Playback respectively.Chapter+ and Chapter- buttons respectively locate the succeedingor preceding Chapters or Tracks on a disc.Subtitle button brings up DVD Subtitle Menu for Subtitle selectionand display.Repeat button performs DVD players “A-B Repeat” (or RPT A.B)function for repeat play of current Chapter or Track.Info/Select button brings up DVD Display or Control Menu forChapter/Track/Title number, Time remaining/elapsed indication,system information, etc.Menu brings up the DVD disc Menu screen - use with the Up,Down, Left & Right navigation buttons.OK button is used for on-screen Menu selection. Note some DVDplayers require the Play button to be used.Quit button is used to Exit or Clear on-screen Menu displays.Play button is used to start Disc playback and for Menu selectionon some DVD players.Stop button stops Disc playback.Pause button will pause Disc playback - press Play to resume.Note - in DVD Mode the INPUT button activates the DVD PlayersSETUP Menu.SATGuide button displays on-screen Satellite Channel Guide.Chapter+ and Chapter- buttons perform the “Page+” and “Page-”function for on-screen Guide Menus used by some Satellitesystems.Info/Select button brings up Satellite Display screen for currentChannel and system information.Menu brings up the Satellite Menu screen - use with the Up,Down, Left & Right navigation buttons.OK button is used for on-screen Menu selection.Quit button is used to Exit or Clear on-screen Menu displays.Input button performs the Satellite TV/SAT function.TV/VCR Punch-ThroughVCR Punch-through is automatically available in TV and CableModes only i.e. the 6 VCR keys (Play, Pause, Stop, Record, FF andRewind) will punch-through to the device programmed under VCRwhen in either TV or Cable Modes.The TV/VCR/INPUT button performs the TV/VCR antenna switchfunction when in VCR Mode.The TV/VCR/INPUT button performs the A.B switch functionwhen in Cable Mode.The TV/VCR/INPUT button performs the TV/SAT switch functionwhen in SAT Mode.The TV/VCR/INPUT button performs the INPUT source switchfunction when in TV Mode.The TV/VCR/INPUT button performs the DVD Setup functionwhen in DVD Mode.The TV/VCR/INPUT button performs nonspecific functions whenin CD/Audio Mode.Misc.SELECT means same as OKAY - some manufacturers use OKAYlabel and others use SELECT label on their remotes.CC will activate the Closed Caption feature if your device has thatfeature.PIP (Picture-in-Picture) and TOGGLE buttons operate yourtelevision’s Picture-in-Picture features. Use PIP to activate thefeature and TOGGLE to swap between the displayed pictures onyour TV.TV/VCR and TV/DVD Combo unitsNote that for some TV/VCR and TV/DVD combo units you mightneed to set up two different buttons to control both parts of thecombo unit. E.G., (referring to the  Direct Code Entry section on thefollowing page) you might need to set up a code under the TVbutton to control the TV part of the combo unit AND a separatecode for the VCR or DVD under any other button you choose.
1110Programming with Code Search1. Manually turn on the device (TV, VCR, etc.) to be controlled.2. Press and hold Code Search button until the red indicatorstays on. Release the Code Search button.3. Press and release the desired mode button (TV, VCR, etc.).The red indicator blinks, then stays lit.4. Press the Channel Up button repeatedly (up to 300 times) untilthe device to be controlled changes channel. The red indicatorblinks, then stays lit.  If you accidentally overshoot the coderequired, press the Channel Down button to backtrack throughthe library until the device changes channel. Pressing ChannelUp changes direction to forward again. Press and release theMute button to install the code.The above assumes that you want to store VCR codes under theVCR button, Cable codes under CBL, etc. If you want to store aVCR code under CBL, etc., first follow the procedure on page 10and try ANY CBL code from the code tables, e.g. press CBL in step2, page 10, and then enter ANY VCR code. Then follow the stepsabove.Note:  If the device does not have a Channel Up button, use Play(VCR only) or Power instead. Code Search starts from the currentlystored three digit number under that mode e.g. if the mode has 100codes and the currently stored code is 050 then the Code Searchstarts from 051 continuing to 100 before looping back to 000 andfinishing at 050.  This simplifies the process if you find thatseveral preprogrammed codes operate your device by allowingyou to bypass codes already tried.2.3.4.Direct Code Entry1. Press and hold the Code Search button until the red indicatorstays on. Release the Code Search button.2. Press and release the desired mode button (TV, VCR, etc.).The red indicator blinks, then stays lit.3. Enter the 3 digit code from the code tables. Note: after a validcode entry, the red indicator turns off.  For an invalid code, thered indicator flashes.4. With your device on, press CHANNEL Up. If the deviceresponds, no further programming is required. Note: If somebuttons do not operate your equipment, try one of the othercodes for your brand.Code Entry1.2.3.Write your codes down here for easy reference later.Type Type stored CodeTV TVVCRCableAUXSATDVDCD
1312INFO/SELECT GUIDETips On Learning1. Use fresh batteries for both the Learning Remote and theOriginal Remote.2. Perform a Master clear (see page 15) before learning.3. Place the original remote end-to-end with the  Learning Remoteso the IR transmitters on both remotes are directly in line witheach other. Keep the two remotes approximately one inch awayfrom each other.4. Experiment by learning 2 or 3 commands initially (to ensurecompatibility and familiarity) and then carry out a Master Clearbefore completely learning your original remote’s commands.5. Do not try to learn directly under an incandescent or low-energy light as these can cause interference with learning. Keepat least three feet away from any such light sources.Code LearningSleep Timer1. Press and release the TV Mode key.2. Press and hold the Sleep button until LED remains on (occur-ring after approx. 2-3 seconds).3. Release Sleep button.4. Press and release the numeric keys (01-99) for the timerequired. The LED will blink off to indicate keypress accep-tance and remain off after second keypress.5. TV Sleep Timer now set.6. Leave the Remote pointing towards the TV with an unob-structed path.To cancel the Sleep Timer, press and hold the Sleep key until theLED blinks or press and release the Power key in TV Mode.Code Identification1. Press and hold Code Search button until the red indicatorstays on. Release the Code Search button.2. Press and release the desired mode button (TV, VCR, etc.).The red indicator blinks, then stays lit.3. Press and release the Code Search button. The indicator lightblinks off.4. To find the first digit for the code stored under the mode keypressed in step 2, press each numeric key from 0-9 in turn.When the indicator light blinks off the number you pressed isthe first digit for the code you are searching for.5. To find the second digit, repeat step 4, this time when theindicator light blinks off this is the second digit.6. Repeat step 4 again to find the third digit.The Sleep feature enables the remote to turn off the TV after aperiod of 1 to 99 minutes. Remote is to be in TV mode to set aSleep Timer. This feature works even if your TV does not have thisfeature.Code Identification1, 3.2.4.
1514To Clear all Learned Commands under a mode1. Press and hold the Code Search button until the indicator lightturns on. Release the Code Search button.2. Press and release the button for the mode you want to clear(TV, VCR, etc.). The indicator blinks off.3. Press and release the Learn button TWICE.  The indicatorblinks off.4. Press and release Code Search. The indicator blinks off.All learned Commands under that mode are now cleared.Master Clear - To Clear all Learned Commands, i.e.return to factory defaults1. Press and hold the Code Search button until the indicator lightturns on. Release the Code Search button.2. Press and release the Learn button TWICE. The indicatorblinks off.3. Press and release Code Search. The indicator blinks off.All Learned commands in the remote are now cleared.1, 4.2.3.1, 3.2.Code Learning, cont.Learning Commands1. Press and hold the Code Search button until the red indicatorstays on. Release the Code Search button.2. Press the mode button for the type of device you want to learn(TV, VCR, Cable, etc.). The indicator lights  blinks off once.3. Press the Learn button.4. Press the button on the Learning Remote that you want toteach, e.g. Power.5. Point both remotes at each other (see tips on page 11). Pressand hold the Original Remote button that you want to learn,e.g. Power, until the indicator light turns off.  If there is aproblem with learning, the indicator light blinks for threeseconds but the remote remains in the Learning mode.  If thishappens, repeat from Step 4.6.. Repeat Steps 4 and 5 for other buttons you want to learn.7. Press and release the Code Search button when all desiredoriginal remote commands are learned. Code Learning is nowcomplete.Note :-  No functions may be stored under the Code Searchbutton, any mode button, AUX button, or the Learn button.1.2.3.Approx. 1 inch apart4.5.Code Learning, cont.
1716MULTITECH .............................. 906MULTIVISION ............................ 010NAD ...................... 002 120 502 512NEC ....................... 002 102 110 111............................... 502 510 602 901NIKEI ........................................... 805NIKKO ......................... 002 407 502NTC .............................................. 407ONKING ....................................... 805ONWA .................................. 805 906OPTIMUS ............................ 120 618OPTONICA ......................... 111 918ORION .......................... 105 115 713PANASONIC ................ 007 107 516........................608 618 718 807 901PHILCO................ 002 009 102 109............................... 309 402 408 502............................... 508 807 901 914PHILIPS ............... 002 009 109 202........................209 210 310 402 408................ 508 510 807 901 914 917PILOT .........................................  002PIONEER ............................. 002 120....................................... 502 519 610PORTLAND ........ 002 102 407 502PRECISION.................................. 218PRICE CLUB ............................... 112PRISM........................................... 107PROSCAN ............ 312 601 704 719PROTON.............................. 002 119....................................... 220 502 910PULSAR ....................................... 713PULSER........................................ 002QUASAR .............. 007 107 516 608............................... 618 718 807 901RADIO SHACK/REALISTIC ..... 002...............  111 117 406 502 506 601........ 618 704 705 805 818 906 914RCA ........ 002 011 102 211 302 312........ 318 320 406 409 411 420 502........ 511 514 519 601 702 711 719........ 809 811 901 909 911 912 914RHAPSODY ................................  003RUNCO ......................................... 713SAMPO ................. 002 119 502 818SAMSUNG ............ 002 012 102 103................ 112 212 502 512 818 914SAMSUX ...................................... 502SANSUI ................................. 115 215SANYO ..........002 412 506 619 902SCOTCH ............................... 002 502SCOTT ......................... 002 004 105............................... 206 502 805 906SEARS ............002 112 206 312 502........................506 512 520 601 612........................619 704 719 902 914SHARP ...........002 013 014 111 502........................712 812 813 913 918SHOGUN ...................................... 002SIGNATURE ................ 601 701 903SIMPSON ..................................... 402SONIC ........................................... 003SONY ............................ 202 708 801SOUNDESIGN ............. 002 206 402....................................... 502 805 906SPECTRAVISION ....................... 921SQUAREVIEW ............................ 520SSS ................................. 002 805 906STARLITE ................................... 906SUPREMACY .............................. 019SUPREME .................................... 801SYLVANIA ........... 002 009 109 209............................... 309 402 408 502........................508 717 807 914 917SYMPHONIC............... 520 904 906TANDY ........................................ 918TATUNG ...................................... 901TECHNICS ........................... 007 107TECHWOOD....................... 002 007............................................... 107 502TEKNIKA............ 002 019 102 112................ 206 209 402 407 502 512................ 601 618 701 805 902 906TELECAPTION ......................... 313TELERENT......................... 601 701TERA.................................... 002 220TMK ..................................... 002 502TOSHIBA ............. 112 313 413 506............................... 510 512 613 902UNIVERSAL ........................ 310 806VICTOR........................................ 607VIDTECH..................... 002 102 502VIKING ......................................... 019WARDS ..........002 004 009 102 109................ 111 206 209 310 408 502508 513 601 701 704 806 807 914WHITE WESTINGHOUSE ............................................................. 311 611YAMAHA ............. 002 102 502 914YUPITERU.................................. 805ZENITH ............... 002 008 115 215........ 405 407 601 701 713 903 916VCRADMIRAL ................................... 224ADVENTURA ............................. 726AIKO ............................................ 826AIWA .................... 126 324 528 726AKAI .................... 027 235 335 424............................... 524 624 724 924ALLEGRO .................... 326 534 925AMERICAN HIGH.............. 130 226ASHA ............................................ 425AUDIO DYNAMICS........... 025 436AUDIOVOX ................................. 525BELL & HOWELL ..................... 428BEAUMARK ............................... 425BROKSONIC ........................ 227 325....................................... 530 626 632CALIX .......................................... 525CANDLE ...................... 025 026 425............................... 525 625 725 825CANNON ............. 130 226 535 635CAPEHART ......................... 135 534CARVER ....................................... 330TVABEX ............................................ 120ADMIRAL ........................... 701 918ADVENTURA ............................. 019AIKO ............................................ 407ALLERON ................................... 206AMARK........................................ 603AMTRON..................................... 906AKAI ............................................ 801AMSTRAD ................................... 520ANAM NATIONAL ........... 104 805....................................... 901 906 920AOC ...................... 002 003 102 119............................... 217 302 502 814ARCHER ...................................... 603AUDIOVOX ................................. 906BANG & OLUFSEN .................... 620BELCOR ....................................... 002BELL & HOWELL ..................... 506............................................... 601 701BRADFORD ................................. 906BROKSONIC ........................ 215 316BROKWOOD............................... 002CANDLE .............. 002 019 402 502CAPEHART ................................. 119CELEBRITY................................ 801CENTURION............................... 502CETRONIC .................................. 805CITIZEN .............. 002 112 402 407................ 502  512 701 805 906 319CLAIRTONE ............................... 003CLASSIC ....................................... 805CLP ............................................... 016CLP CLASSIC .............. 013 012 001COLORTYME ............. 002 502 602CONCERTO ......................... 002 502CONCIERGE ................................ 713CONTEC/CONY ................. 003 802....................................... 805 902 906CRAIG................................... 805 906CROWN................................ 805 906CURTIS MATHES ............... 002 103........ 112 502 506 512 601 701 704CXC ....................................... 805 906DAEWOO ............ 002 102 110 214........................303 311 314 403 407................ 502  503 611 805 809 909DAYTRON ........................... 002 502DIMENSIA ........................... 601 704DUMONT ............................ 002 713DYNASTY ................................... 805ELEKTRA ................................... 701ELECTROBAND ................ 003 801ELECTROHOME ............... 002 502....................................... 803 901 914EMERSON ....002 003 004 005 104........ 105 106 115 204 205 206 213........ 304 305 316 319 405 502 505................ 506  519 604 605 705 804........................805 903 904 905 906ENVISION ............................ 002 502FISHER ................. 506 606 619 902FUJITSU ....................................... 206FUNAI .......................... 206 805 906FUTURETEC ...................... 805 906GE ...................002 006 007 018 107................114 310 312 502 601 704................719 803 806 810 901 911GIBRALTER ........................ 002 713GOLDSTAR.......... 002 102 117 207........................217 307 502 818 914GRUNDY .............................. 206 906HALLMARK ....................... 002 502HARVARD .................................... 906HITACHI .............. 002 016 116 216................315 502 507 515 519 607........ 615 701 707 715 815 902 915IMA ............................................... 906INFINITY .................................... 807INTEQ.......................................... 713JANEIL ......................................... 019JBL ................................................ 807JCB ................................................ 801JC PENNY ....002 007 102 107 112................310 312 402 502 512 601................704 719 803 806 818 907JENSEN ................................ 002 502JVC . 007 107 108 308 510 607 902KAWASHO ................... 002 502 801KAYPANI ..................................... 119KEC ............................................... 805KENWOOD ................. 002 502 914KLOSS NOVABEAM .................. 019............................................... 408 508KONKA .203 208 219 306 317 417KTV .............................. 003 213 319............................... 608 703 805 906LODGENET ........................ 601 701LOEWE ........................................ 807LOGIK .................................. 601 701LUXMAN............................. 002 502LXI ........................ 002 312 502 506........................512 601 704 719 807MAGNAVOX ............... 002 009 109........................118 209 309 402 408................502 508 510 807 914 917MAJESTIC ........................... 601 701MARANTZ .................. 002 502 807MATSUI ....................................... 807MEGATRON ................ 002 502 507MEI ............................................... 003MEMOREX.......... 002 115 206 502............................... 506 601 701 706MGA.............................. 002 102 206............................... 502 619 803 914MIDLAND ................... 007 107 312....................................... 713 719 818MINUTZ ...................................... 806MITSUBISHI ....................... 002 102............................... 206 502 510 619............................... 709 803 814 914MONTGOMERY WARD ........... 601....................................................... 701MOTOROLA ....................... 901 918MTC.............................. 002 003 102....................................... 112 502 512Code List
1918STS ........................ 130 226 629 834SYLVANIA ................... 130 324 330............................... 536 630 635 726SYMPHONIC............... 225 324 726TANDY ................................ 324 428TASHIKO ..................................... 525TATUNG ...................................... 235TEAC............................ 235 324 726TECHNICS ................... 035 130 226TEKNIKA.................... 130 134 226....................................... 324 525 726TiVo ...................................... 738 838TOSHIBA ..................... 029 330 433............................... 625 629 630 735TOTEVSION ....................... 425 525TMK ............................. 425 526 828UNITECH .................................... 425VECTOR RESEARCH ........ 025 436............................................... 625 725VICTOR........................................ 436VIDEO CONCEPTS ............ 025 027....................................... 436 625 725VIDEOSONIC .............................. 425WARDS ................. 027 130 224 226................ 230 234 324 425 426 525................ 625 629 631 726 735 834WHITE WESTINGHOUSE 324 924XR-1000............... 130 226 230 726YAMAHA............. 025 235 428 436ZENITH ............... 030 036 125 326........................436 437 524 525 534........................632 824 925 929 936CableABC ............................... 048 148 248............................... 348 747 847 947ALLEGRO ............................ 054 154AMERICAST ............................... 354ANTRONIX......................... 448 548ARCHER .............. 448 548 648 748CABLETENNA........................... 448CABLEVIEW............................... 448CENTURY ................................... 748CITIZEN ...................................... 748COLOUR VOICE................. 848 948COMTRONICS .................... 049 149CONTEC/CONY ......................... 249EASTERN .................................... 349GARRARD ................................... 748GC ELECTRONICS .................... 548GEMINI ................................ 449 549GE .................................................. 556GENERAL INSTRUMENT ......................................053 453 454 552 554........................654 752 754 947 952HAMLIN ...................... 649 749 849HITACHI ...................................... 947HYTEX ........................................ 847JASCO ........................................... 748JERROLD ..................... 048 050 148........................254 348 449 454 552........................554 652 747 752 947MAGNAVOX ............................... 150MEMOREX.................................. 250MOVIE TIME ..................... 350 847NSC ....................................... 350 847OAK .............................. 249 550 847PACE ............................................ 854PANASONIC ........................ 452 647PARAGON ................................... 250PHILIPS ............... 150 549 650 748............................... 750 848 850 948PIONEER ..................... 051 451 950PULSAR ....................................... 250RADIO SHACK ........................... 152RCA ....................................... 352 647REALISTIC.................................. 548REGAL ......................................... 849REGENCY .................................... 349REMBRANDT ............................. 947RUNCO ......................................... 250SAMSUNG ............................ 049 051SCIENTIFIC ATLANTA ........... 248....................................... 251 351 451SIGNAL ................................ 049 449SIGNATURE ................................ 947SL MARX ..................................... 049SPRUCER ..................................... 647STANDARD COMPONENTS ... 551STARCOM ................... 348 449 747STARGATE .......................... 049 449STARSIGHT ................................. 653STAR SIGHT CABLE SERVICE 352STARQUEST ............................... 449STAR TRAK ................................ 253TANDY ........................................ 651TELEVIEW ................................. 049TELEWEST ................................ 854TEXSCAN .................................... 551TOCOM.......................   048 751 952TOSHIBA ..................................... 250TUSA ............................................ 449TV86............................................. 350UNIKA ......................... 448 548 748UNITED ARTISTS ..................... 847UNITED CABLE ........................ 747UNIVERSAL ........................ 448 548....................................... 648 748 851VIDEOWAY ................................. 052VIEWSTAR .......... 149 150 350 651VIDEO TECH .............................. 656ZENITH ........054 154 250 353 354........ 450 553 653 753 853 951 953SATAMPLICA.................................... 159CHANNEL MASTER ................. 359............................................... 459 559CHAPPARAL .............. 657 659 757CHEYENNE ................................ 757DRAKE ......................... 059 360 857DISH NETWORK ............... 366 460............................... 464 560 660 962DX ANTENNA ................... 458 859ECHOSPHERE ............................ 464ECHOSTAR.................. 366 460 464....................................... 560 660 962FUJITSU ............................... 760 860GE .......................................... 265 863CCE ....................................... 230 826CITIZEN .............. 025 026 425 525............................... 625 725 825 826COLORTYME ............................. 025COLT ............................................ 230CRAIG................... 230 425 426 525CURTIS-MATHES .............. 025 124........ 130 226 324 425 526 635 725CYBERNEX ................................. 425DAEWOO ............ 026 135 625 626............................... 726 825 826 926DAYTRON ................................... 135DBX .....................................  025 436DIMENSIA ................................... 124DYNATECH ........................ 324 726ELECTROHOME ............... 027 525ELECTROPHONIC .................... 525EMERSON ........... 027 028 127 128........ 130 226 227 228 324 325 327........ 427 428 525 526 527 528 625........ 626 627 628 630 634 724 726........................727 735 827 828 927FISHER ................. 025 029 129 328............................... 330 426 428 928FUJI ............................... 130 226 524FUNAI .......................... 324 726 924GARRARD ................................... 726GE .......................... 124 130 136 226............................... 425 429 635 835GOLDSTAR.................. 025 236 525GRADIENTE ............................... 726GO-VIDEO ........................... 438 537HARLEY DAVIDSON ................ 726HARMAN KARDON .......... 025 930HARWOOD .................................. 230HEADQUARTER ........................ 428HITACHI .............. 136 235 324 336........................538 629 638 829 834HI-Q .............................................. 426INSTANT REPLAY .................... 130............................................... 226 924INTEQ.......................................... 525JCL ........................................ 130 226JC PENNEY ......... 025 130 235 425........ 428 436 525 629 635 834 935JENSEN ................................ 235 629JVC .................025 235 326 428 436KENWOOD ......................... 025 235....................................... 428 436 725KLH ...................................... 230 237KODAK ........................ 130 226 525LLOYD................................. 324 726LOGIK .......................................... 230LXI ................................................ 525MAGNAVOX ............... 130 226 330............................... 534 536 635 734MAGNIN ...................................... 425MARANTZ .......... 025 130 226 330........................428 436 530 535 725MARTA ........................................ 525MASUSHITA ....................... 130 226MEI ....................................... 130 226MEMOREX.................. 130 224 226............................... 324 335 425 426............................... 428 525 534 726MGA...................................... 027 630MGN TECHNOLOGY ................ 425MIDLAND ................................... 429MINOLTA ............................ 629 834MITSUBISHI ............... 027 031 131........................229 231 329 431 436........................531 629 630 730 930MONTGOMERY WARD ........... 224....................................................... 631MOTOROLA ............... 130 224 226MTC.............................. 324 425 726MULTITECH ...................... 324 425....................................... 726 429 230NEC ................025 235 428 526 530........................725 731 831 931 436NIKKO ......................................... 525NOBLEX ...................................... 425OLYMPUS ........................... 130 226OPTIMUS .................... 035 224 525............................... 537 737 837 937OPTONICA ......................... 537 631ORION .......................................... 227PANASONIC ................ 035 039 130........................226 635 636 937 938PENTAX .............. 136 629 725 834PENTEX RESEARCH ................ 025PHILCO................ 130 226 330 635PHILIPS ....................... 130 226 330............................... 536 631 734 738PILOT .......................................... 525PIONEER ............. 132 232 436 629PORTLAND ........ 026 135 725 825PROSCAN .................................... 124PROTEC ...................................... 230PULSAR ....................................... 534QUARTER ................................... 428QUARTZ ...................................... 428QUASAR .............. 130 226 635 636RCA ................033 124 130 133 136................226 233 332 424 425 432........ 532 629 636 732 832 834 932RADIOSHACK/REALISTIC ..................... 027 029 035 124 129 130 224........ 226 324 335 425 426 428 525................631 635 726 737 837 937RADIX .......................................... 525RANDEX ...................................... 525REPLAY ....................................... 938RICOH .......................................... 936RUNCO ......................................... 534SAMSUNG ............ 037 335 425 427........................429 537 624 625 629SANKY ................................. 224 534SANSUI ......................... 235 333 436SANYO ................. 328 425 426 428SCOTT ................. 325 327 433 625............................... 626 630 735 927SEARS ............029 129 130 226 330........ 426 428 525 629 834 928 935SHARP .................. 027 224 324 338............................... 631 637 737 825SHINTOM............................ 230 337....................................... 524 629 936SHOGUN ...................................... 425SIGNATURE ................................ 324SINGER ......................... 130 226 230SONY ............................ 034 038 138............................... 238 524 838 936
2120KONKA ................ 642 742 842 942MAGNAVOX ....................... 441 442MARANTZ .......................... 441 442MITSUBISHI ............................... 841MUSTEK...................................... 744NAD .............................................. 944NAKAMICHI............................... 844ONKYO ........................................ 843ORITRON .................................... 143PANASONIC ........................ 641 741PHILIPS ....................... 441 442 943PIONEER ............................. 042 545PROSCAN .................................... 941RCA ....................................... 941 644SAMSUNG .................................... 342SAMPO ......................................... 343SEG ................................................ 444SHARP .......................................... 341SHERWOOD ................................ 144SHINCO ........................................ 644SONY ............................................ 541TEAC.................................... 042 545TOSHIBA ............................. 441 245ZENITH ....................... 241 142 345YAMAHA............................. 641 643YAMAKAWA .............................. 445Laser DiscDENON ........................................ 132PIONEER ..................................... 132PROSCAN .................................... 432RCA ............................................... 432SANYO ......................................... 824SONY ............................................ 933ZENITH ....................................... 824AudioAIWA .................... 585 687 786 885CARVER ....................................... 184CITIZEN ...................................... 284DENON ................................ 383 981FISHER ................................. 083 783GOLDSTAR.................................. 278HARMON KARDON .......... 082 483JVC ................................ 583 680 982KENWOOD ..283 482 484 884 969MAGNAVOX ....................... 083 281MARANTZ .......................... 084 470NAD ...................................... 575 773ONKYO ........................ 182 782 882OPTIMUS ............ 077 368 376 476........................576 676 776 876 980PANASONIC ........................ 183 682PHILIPS ............... 083 084 184 983PIONEER ..................................... 385RCA ....................... 181 373 384 688............................... 779 788 878 888REALISTIC.................................. 883RS ORIGINAL ..... 077 272 282 980SANYO ......................................... 172SCOTT ......................................... 478SHARP .......................... 070 582 768SHERWOOD ........ 272 282 487 587SONY .................... 085 180 185 285........................381 479 481 581 984TEAC.............187 287 382 387 672TECHNICS ................... 088 183 682....................................... 780 983 987VENTURER ................................. 176YAMAHA ............. 286 386 485 486........................586 685 781 785 881ZENITH ..............   080 083 178 269........................278 576 577 674 686GENERAL INSTRUMENTS ..... 058........ 066 158 166 258 865 960 965DSS HITACHI ...................... 765 864DSS HUGHES SATELLITE ....... 465............................... 564 664 864 964JANEIL ......................................... 261JERROLD ..................................... 361JVC ................................................ 466KENWOOD ................................. 461LUXOR ......................................... 561DSS MAGNAVOX ....... 259 565 862MACOM STATE ......................... 661NORSTAT ............................ 761 861DSS PANASONIC ................ 260 264PRIMESTAR ................................ 364PHILIPS ....................... 259 565 862PHILIPS/MAGNAVOX .............. 259............................................... 565 862PIONEER ..................................... 060PROSCAN ............................ 265 863DSS RCA ....................... 265 866 966REALISTIC.......................... 358 961SAMSUNG .................................... 061SCIENTIFIC ATLANTA ........... 362SHARP .......................................... 062SIERRA I  II  III .......................... 757DSS SONY ............................ 160 963STAR SIGHT ................................ 964STAR TRAK ................................ 462STS ........................ 458 558 658 758SUPER GUIDE ............................ 562TOSHIBA ..................................... 858TOSHIBA DSS ............. 064 164 764UNIDEN............................... 762 958DSS UNIDEN ............................... 964VIDEO CIPHER II ...................... 059ZENITH ....................... 059 065 165............................... 266 360 857 957CDADC .............................................. 667ADCOM................................ 073 767AIWA .................... 787 867 885 967AKAI ............................ 173 375 684AUDIO TECHNICA ................... 168CALIFORNIA AUDIO LABS .... 273CAPETRONIC ............................ 568CARVER ............... 184 268 368 468CASIO ........................................... 379CITIZEN ...................................... 284CURTIS MATHES ....................... 379DENON ........................................ 668EMERSON ................... 767 868 968FISHER ..........169 269 368 369 473GE .................................................. 174GENEXXA ........... 469 573 868 968GOLDSTAR.................................. 673HARMON KARDON .......... 669 770HITACHI ...................................... 469INKEL .......................................... 769JC PENNEY ......................... 379 670JVC ........................................ 869 982KENWOOD ................. 070 170 374....................................... 474 484 969KRELL ......................................... 268KYOCERA ................................... 667LUXMAN............. 270 370 475 574LXI ........................................ 379 868MAGNAVOX ............... 268 681 774MARANTZ .......... 268 470 570 874MCS ....................................... 379 670MGA.............................................. 770MISSION ...................................... 268MITSUBISHI ....................... 770 870NAD .............................................. 773NAKAMICHI............... 071 784 970NEC ............................................... 670NIKKO ......................... 168 269 968NSM .............................................. 268ONKYO ................ 171 271 782 873OPTIMUS .....070 076 368 371 376........ 468 469 471 571 671 776 868PANASONIC ................ 273 675 974PHILIPS ....................... 184 268 774PIONEER ......385 469 573 771 871PROTON...................................... 268QUASAR ...................................... 273RCA ....................... 086 181 368 767............................... 868 971 973 988REALISTIC.......... 368 371 469 568........................570 571 767 868 968ROTEL ......................................... 268RS ORIGINAL ..................... 272 468SAE ............................................... 268SAMSUNG .................................... 775SANSUI ..........072 075 268 868 973SANYO ..........172 175 368 473 875SCOTT ......................... 767 868 968SEARS ................... 070 379 570 868SHARP .......................... 070 569 570SHERWOOD .272 471 570 587 769SHURE .......................................... 670SONY .............081 372 472 681 880STS ................................................ 667SYLVANIA ................................... 268SYMPHONIC............................... 572TEAC............................ 269 287 570............................... 571 572 672 772TECHNICS ........... 273 683 887 974THETA DIGITAL....................... 774TOSHIBA ..................................... 773VICTOR........................................ 869YAMAHA ...... 074 168 286 872 972ZENITH ........080 269 577 674 686DVDAIWA ............................................ 043AKAI ............................................ 141APEX............................................ 044DENON ................................ 641 743ELTA .................................... 045 145EMERSON ................................... 241FISHER ......................................... 243GE .................................................. 644GO-VIDEO ........................... 342 244HITACHI ...................... 042 543 545HARMAN/KARDON .................. 344JVC ........................................ 242 443INTEGRA..................................... 843KENWOOD ......................... 641 544
2322After the batteries are installed and you have programmed theremote for the codes that operate your products, you can use yourremote to operate a TV, VCR, Cable Box, CD Player, or SatelliteSystem, etc.To Operate:1. Press the TV, VCR, CBL, SAT, etc.button (depending on which productyou want to operate).2. Aim the remote at the product.3. Press POWER to turn on the product.4. Press other buttons to operate thefeatures of your product.TV (Press TV First)VCR(Press VCR First) DVD Player(Press DVD first)Product OperationSatellite System(Press SAT first) CD Player(Press CD first)TroubleshootingRemote does not operate your product.• Press the mode button of the product you want to control.• Program the remote with a new code.• Install new batteries. (You might have to reprogram yourremote after installing new batteries.)• Remote may not be compatible with your product.Remote does not operate some features of your product.• Program remote with a new code.• Remote may not be able to operate all features of your productor button names might be different than your product.Indicator light blinks after you program a product code.• Remote did not accept the code.• Try to program the code again or try a different code.Wireless ReceiverThe remote transmits wireless radio Frequency (RF) commands.The wireless receiver (included) receives these commands andconverts them to regular Infrared (IR) commands. These IRcommands are then emitted from the IR Extender (also included) tocontrol your A/V components. This lets you control your A/Vcomponents from ANY room in your home - you don’t need to aimthe remote at your component!Connect the plug-in powersupply (included) to this jackand plug the power supplyinto any 120V AC outlet.Connect the IR Extendercord (included) to thissocket and attach the IRemitters to the front of thecomponents you want tocontrol.AntennaINFO/SELECTGUIDEIR emitters
NewZN551BackCover ArtThis product is manufactured to ZENITH specifications and is freefrom defects in material, workmanship and assembly. This war-ranty extends only to the original purchaser and is nontransferable.Should a defect occur under normal operating conditions within 90days from the date of purchase, ZENITH will provide a compa-rable replacement free of charge within the warranty period, to theoriginal purchaser. Defective product must be returned, with thedated proof of purchase, to the place of purchase for replacement.This warranty does not extend to the product if it has been dam-aged or rendered defective as a result of accident, misuse, abuse,tampering with or modification. THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEUOF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED,INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANT-ABILITY OR FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. INNO EVENT SHALL ZENITH BE LIABLE FOR SPECIAL,INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES,WHETHER IN CONTRACT, TORT OR NEGLIGENCE. SomeStates do not allow limitations on how long an implied warrantylasts, so the above limitation may not apply to you. Some States donot allow exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequentialdamages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply toyou. This warranty gives you specific rights and you may also haveother rights, which vary from State to State.Made in China-TC, Quality Assured in USAClifton, NJ 07014-111590 Day Warranty

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