Contec URC550 UNIVERSAL REMOTE CONTROL User Manual USERS MANUAL

Contec, LLC. UNIVERSAL REMOTE CONTROL USERS MANUAL

USERS MANUAL

   Models IRC 550* / URC 550* Universal Remote Control    Programming and Operating  Instructions  To have a clearer idea of the features and capabilities of your remote control, take a moment to read these instructions.  Save for future reference.  © 2006 Contec Holdings, LLC, Rev. 05/06  1. Introduction                                                                                                                                Your IRC550 and URC550 universal remote controls are simple to program, easy to use, and can operate up to five (5) devices, which include:   SAT      Satellite receivers TV       Televisions DVD     DVD AUDIO      Audio receivers, amplifiers, CD players AUX     VCRs, 2nd TV, 2nd DVD, 2nd Audio device  * Model IRC550 transmits to each of the above electronic devices using an infrared (IR) signal.  Model URC550 transmits both infrared (IR) and radio-frequency (RF) signals to your DSR receiver, but IR-only signals to all your other devices.  The RF capability of the URC550 permits it to remotely operate a DSR receiver that’s enclosed in a home-entertainment unit or located where an unobstructed line-of-site between the remote and DSR is not possible.  Model URC550 is supplied is with the premium-featured HD / DVR DSR500 series receivers.  The remote is ready to use with your Star Choice satellite receiver, but before you can use your remote control to operate the other devices listed above, it must first be programmed (set-up).                                                                          2.  Before Getting Started  Some of the special features and buttons on your remote control are as follows:  Point and Press® Programming  Lets you program your TV, VCR, DVD, AUDIO devices without codes.  For more information, see Sections 5 and 14.   Memory Guard®    Eliminates reprogramming after battery changes.  Time Out   If the same button is pressed and held for 30-  seconds, your remote control will turn itself off automatically.  This extends the battery life should the remote become lodged under or between heavy objects, for example sofa cushions.   3.  Installing. Replacing Batteries  Install two (2) new “AA” batteries as indicated by the diagram in the battery compartment.    When the batteries become low and need to be replaced, the [SAT] button will blink several times and the remote control will not transmit the function for the button that was pressed.    When this happens, simply replace the existing batteries with two (2) new “AA” batteries to restore normal operation to the remote control.   4.  If You Have More Than One Satellite Receiver  Your remote control is set at the factory to control all of the functions on your Motorola satellite receiver.  However, if you have more than one satellite receiver, you may want to prevent the remote control in one room from affecting the satellite receiver in another room.  To prevent this kind of interference, you must "pair" each remote control with each receiver by assigning a new "address" to each combination.  This “address” assignment is made using your remote control as follows:  1. Press the [SAT] button to select the remote control’s SAT mode.  2.  Press the [Options] button to display the Options    screen on your TV.  3.  On the Options screen, use the [▲], [▼], [◄], [►] buttons to highlight the Change System Settings / System Setup option, then press [Enter].  4.  On the Systems Setting / Setup screen, use the [▲], [▼], [◄], [►] buttons to highlight the Change Installation Settings / System Settings (applies to DSR 5xx, 207, 317 receivers) option, then press [ENTER].
  5.  On the System Settings (applies to DSR 5xx, 207, 317 receivers) screen, use the [▲], [▼], [◄], [►] buttons to highlight the Installation Settings option, then press [ENTER]  6.  On the Installation Settings screen, use the [▲], [▼], [◄], [►] buttons to highlight the Remote Control Address option, then press [ENTER]  7.  Once you are on the Remote Control Address screen, disregard the instructions on the screen and follow these steps using the remote control keypad….  a.  In this order, press and hold the [MUTE] button, then the [ENTER] button.  Hold both buttons down together until the mode buttons illuminate in rotation (i.e. SAT Æ TV Æ DVD Æ AUDIO  Æ AUX Æ SAT…).  Release both buttons as soon as the mode buttons illuminate.  b. Enter any one of the following addresses:  [000], [001], [002], [003], [004], [005], [006], [007].  Entry of the 3-digit of each address stores the address automatically and causes the mode buttons to blink and go out.  c.   Press the [ENTER] button to set the same      address in your Satellite Receiver.  The new      address will be displayed in the upper right    corner of your TV screen.      d.  Exit from the Remote Control Address screen.   5.   Programming Your TV, DVD, AUDIO Devices   Code-Entry Programming   1.  Turn on all the electronic devices (TV, DVD, AUDIO) you want to program the remote to  operate.  Using the remote control keypad….  2.  In this order, press and hold the [ENTER] button, then the [MUTE] button.  Hold both buttons down together until the mode buttons illuminate in rotation (i.e. SAT Æ TV Æ DVD Æ AUDIO Æ AUX Æ SAT…).  Release both buttons as soon as the mode buttons illuminate.  3.  a.    To program your TV, locate the 3-digit code for         your brand in the TV Setup Code list and enter          it on the keypad of the remote control.  Entry          of the correct code will cause your TV to turn          off.  If multiple codes are listed for your brand,          you may have to enter several different codes      until your TV turns off.   b.  As soon as you have entered a 3-digit code  that turns your TV off, press [MUTE].   1.  If the TV turns back on, press [ENTER] to  lock in the code.  The mode buttons will  blink 3-times and go out.  Or 2.  If the TV does not turn back on, enter a  different 3-digit setup code until your TV  turns back on.  Then press [ENTER] to  lock in the code.  The mode buttons will  blink 3-times and go out.  4.  To program your DVD, refer to the DVD Setup  Code lists and repeat steps 2 and 3 above.  5.  To program your AUDIO devices, refer to the  AUDIO Setup Code list and repeat steps 2 and 3  above.  Point and Press® Programming  This method allows you to program your remote control without codes using the [S] or [T] buttons ("Power" function during programming).  For more information on this method as well as other buttons you can program your remote with, see Section 14.  1. Turn on all the electronic devices (TV, DVD, AUDIO) you want to program the remote to operate.  Using the remote control keypad….  2.  In this order, press and hold the [ENTER] button, then the [MUTE] button.  Hold both buttons down together until the mode buttons illuminate in rotation (i.e. SAT Æ TV Æ DVD Æ AUDIO Æ AUX Æ SAT…).  Release both buttons as soon as the mode buttons illuminate.  3. Press [S] one step at a time until one of your    electronic devices turns off.  Each time you press  [S] button, the mode buttons will illuminate in rotation.  As soon as one device turns off, stop pressing the [S] button.        4.  Press [MUTE].  If the device that turned off...    a.  Turns back on, press [ENTER] to lock in this  code.  The mode buttons will blink 3-times and  go out.     Or   b.  Does not turn back on, press [T] one step  at a time until that device turns back on.  Each  time you press the [T] button, the mode buttons will illuminate once in reverse rotation (AUX  Æ AUDIO Æ DVD Æ TV Æ SAT Æ AUX).    Once you have found a code that turns the  device on / off, press [ENTER] to lock in this  code.  The mode buttons will blink 3-times and  go out.  5. Repeat steps 2 to 4 above for each of the remaining  electronic devices you wish to program  the remote to operate.   Note:  Given the size of the code libraries in your remote control, it will take several minutes to cycle through all the codes when using the Point and Press Programming method.   6.  Programming Your Auxiliary Device – VCR, 2nd TV, 2nd DVD, 2nd Audio Device  1.  Turn on the electronic device (VCR, 2nd TV, 2nd DVD, 2nd AUDIO) you want to program as an AUXILIARY device.  Using the remote control keypad….
  2.  In this order, press and hold the [ENTER] button, then the [MUTE] button.  Hold both buttons down together until the mode buttons illuminate in rotation (i.e. SAT Æ TV Æ DVD Æ AUDIO Æ AUX Æ SAT…).  Release both buttons as soon as the mode buttons illuminate.  3.  Press [ENTER] again.  4.  Follow the Code Entry Programming (paragraph 3) or Point and Press Programming® (paragraphs 3 & 4) areas of Section 5 to program your AUX device.  7.  Programming Your TV / VCR Combination  1.  Turn on your TV / VCR combination device and set it to its TV mode.  2.  Program your remote to operate the TV functions. Using the Code Entry Programming method  described in Section 5, find a TV Setup Code that operates the TV functions (Power, Vol S/T, Mute,   Ch S/T, 0-9) of your TV / VCR unit.  3.  Set your combination device to its VCR mode and      install a VHS tape.  4. Program your remote to operate the VCR functions.  Using the Code Entry Programming method described in Section 5, enter, lock and test each 3-digit VCR Setup Code for your brand until a code is found that operates the transport functions (PLAY, STOP, REW, FWD, PAUSE, REC) of your TV / VCR unit.  Before you can test for the correct VCR setup  code, you must first press the [VCR] button first to  put the remote in its VCR mode.   8.  Programming Your TV / DVD or TV / VCR / DVD Combination  1.  Turn on your TV / DVD combination device and    set it to its TV mode.  2.  Program your remote to operate the TV functions. Using the Code Entry Programming method  described in Section 5, find a TV Setup Code that operates the TV functions (Power, Vol S/T, Mute,   Ch S/T, 0-9) of your TV / DVD unit.  3.  Set your combination device to its DVD mode and    install a DVD.  4. Program your remote to operate the DVD functions.  Using the Code Entry Programming method described in Section 5, enter, lock and test each 3-digit DVD Setup Code for your brand until a code is found that operates the transport functions (PLAY, STOP, REW, FWD, PAUSE, REC) of your TV / DVD unit. Before you can test for the correct DVD setup code, you must first press the [DVD] button to put the remote in its DVD mode.  5.  Last, if you have a TV / VCR / DVD combination unit, you need to program your remote to operate the VCR functions.  6.  Set your combination device to its VCR mode and      install a VHS tape.  7.  Using the Code Entry Programming method  described in Section 5, enter, lock and test each 3-digit VCR Setup Code for your brand until a  code is found that operates the VCR transport  functions (PLAY, STOP, REW, FWD, PAUSE,  REC) of your TV / DVD / VCR unit.  Before you can test for the correct VCR setup  code, you must first press the [VCR] button first to  put the remote in its VCR mode.   9.  Code Number Readback  To identify the 3-digit TV setup codes stored under the Point and Press® programming method, follow these steps using the remote control keypad…  1.  In this order, press and hold the [ENTER] button, then the [TV] button.  Hold both buttons down together until the [TV] button illuminates.  Release both buttons as soon as the [TV] button illuminates.  2.  Press [INFO].  The mode buttons will “blink back” the code numbers, with a 1-second interval between each digit of the code.  Please note that for the numeric “0”, the mode buttons will illuminate blink in fast-sequence.    Example:  For code “130”, the remote will blink 1 time, then 3 times, then in a fast-sequence for the 0.   To identify the 3-digit SAT code, press [ENTER], then [SAT] as defined in step 1 above, then press [INFO].  To identify the 3-digit DVD code, press [ENTER], then [DVD] as defined in step 1 above, then press [INFO].  To identify the 3-digit AUDIO code, press [ENTER], then [AUDIO] as defined in step 1 above, then press [INFO].                                   To identify the 3-digit AUX code, press [ENTER], then [AUX] as defined in step 1 above, then press [INFO].   10.  Master Power  Your remote has a Master Power feature that can be programmed so that a single press of the [POWER] button (in remote’s SAT mode) can turn all of your electronic devices on / off together.  To program the Master Power feature, follow these steps using the remote control keypad:  1.  In this order, press and hold the [ENTER] button, then the [POWER] button.  Hold both buttons down together until the [SAT] button illuminates.  Release both buttons as soon as the [SAT] button illuminates.  2.  Press [1].  The [SAT] button will blink 3-times and    go out.  To use the Master Power feature, follow these steps:  1.  Press [SAT] to select the remote’s SAT mode.
  2.  Press [POWER] – the remote will turn on / off your SAT, TV, DVD, AUDIO an AUX devices with one button press.  To reset the Master Power feature to its default setting, follow these steps using the remote control keypad:  1.  In this order, press and hold the [ENTER] button, then the [POWER] button.  Hold both buttons down together until the [SAT] button illuminates.  Release both buttons as soon as the [SAT] button illuminates.  2.  Press [0].  The [SAT] button will blink 3-times and go out.   11.  Programming Volume Control  When you first program your remote, volume / mute are controlled through your TV (except AUDIO which defaults to the AUDIO device).  The volume control options in each mode of the remote are:  Mode  Volume Control Default Volume Control  Options SAT TV (#1) SAT AUDIO AUX (2nd TV / Rec / Amp) TV  TV (# 1) SAT AUDIO AUX (2nd TV / Rec / Amp) DVD  TV (# 1) SAT AUDIO AUX (2nd TV / Rec / Amp) AUDIO - Rec  / Amp  Rec /Amp SAT TV AUX (2nd Rec / Amp) AUDIO - CD  TV (# 1) SAT TV AUX (2nd Rec / Amp) AUX – VCR  TV (# 1) SAT AUDIO (Rec / Amp) AUX - TV # 2  TV (# 2)  SAT Mode  Volume Control Default Volume Control  Options AUDIO (Rec / Amp) AUX - DVD # 2  TV (# 1)  SAT, AUDIO (Rec / Amp)    AUX - Rec # 2  Rec / Amp # 2  SAT, TV AUX - CD #2  CD # 2  SAT , TV  To control volume / mute through your Satellite receiver in the remote’s Satellite mode…  1.  In this order, press and hold the [ENTER] button, then the [SAT] button.  Hold both buttons down together until the [SAT] button illuminates.  Release both buttons as soon as the [SAT] button illuminates.  2. Press [VOL S], then [SAT] for Satellite volume.  The [SAT] button will blink 3-times and go out.  To return volume control to your TV, repeat step 1, then press [VOL S], then [TV] in step 2.  To return volume control to your TV, repeat step 1, then press [VOL S], then [TV] in step 2.   12.    Operating Your Satellite Receiver         To operate your Satellite receiver, press [SAT] to select the Satellite mode.  Then refer to Section 15 for the operation of your Satellite receiver.   13.   Operating Your Electronic Devices  To operate your other electronic devices, press the mode button for the device you wish to operate, then refer to the table below for the available buttons / functions in each mode:  Button Label  TV Mode  DVD Mode  AUDIO Mode AUX  Mode (VCR)  Power Power Power Power Power Vol ▼/▲ Vol ▼/▲ Vol ▼/▲ (TV) Vol ▼/▲ Vol ▼/▲ (TV) Button Label  TV Mode  DVD Mode  AUDIO Mode AUX  Mode (VCR)  Mute Mute Mute (TV)  Mute  Mute (TV) Ch ▼/▲ Ch ▼/▲   -  Ch ▼/▲ 0 – 9  0 - 9    -  0 - 9 Last Last Ch   -  - Enter / OK  Enter (in Menu)   - - Video Source  TV Input    -  TV / VCR Options Menu    -  - ▲,▼,◄,► ▲,▼,◄,►   -  - Guide  Enter (after Ch entry)   - - []   - Play Play – CD  Play []  - Stop Stop - CD  Stop []  -  FF  FF – CD  FF []  - Rew Rew – CD  Rew []  - Pause Pause-  CD  Pause [ ]  - Rec Rec - CD  Rec   14. Additional Programming Information  1.  The mode buttons will illuminate in rotation (i.e. SAT Æ TV Æ DVD Æ AUDIO Æ AUX Æ SAT...) while the remote is in a programming mode.  In the absence of a keypress entry, the mode buttons will stop illuminating after 30 seconds and the remote will exit the programming mode.  2.  The Point and Press® (Auto-Scan) Programming method allows you to program your remote control without using codes.  Instead, the remote control automatically finds the correct setup code using certain buttons / commands that you select.  Once you have found a setup codes that that operates your device, you then lock it in.    3.  When using the Point and Press® Programming Method, there are several important points to remember:  •  The order in which you program your electronic devices is not important.
  •  There may be several codes that turn your electronic devices on / off (or perform other functions).   •  While the remote is searching for the correct setup code(s) for your electronic devices, it is possible that other (previously programmed) devices may turn on / off (or perform other functions).  If this occurs, continue pressing the [S] or [T] buttons (or the buttons described in this section until you find the correct code for the device you are programming.  •  It may take several minutes for the remote to find the correct code that turns your device on / off (or performs another selected function).  During this time, the mode buttons will illuminate in rotation (i.e. SAT Æ TV Æ DVD Æ AUDIO Æ AUX Æ SAT...).    •  Once you lock-in a code, be sure to check the available functions for that device (i.e. TV - Vol S/T, Mute, TV Input (TV / VCR button), Ch  S/T, 0-9;  VCR - Play, Stop, Rew...;  DVD - Play, Stop, Rew...;  AUDIO - Vol S/T, Mute) to see if they are operating.  4.  When programming the remote control using the [S] or [T] buttons (Power function) under the Point and Press® Programming method, you may find a code that turns a device off but not back on.  If this happens…  •  The correct code has not been found as you may you may have a code that operates some  but not all of the functions of your device.  Continue pressing [S] until your device turns back on.       OR  •  You may have gone past the correct matching code.  Try pressing [T] one press at a time   until you find a code that turns your device back on.  5.  When using the Point and Press® Programming  method, you can also program your remote using  the following buttons:        [VOL S] – to “go forward” through the codes  using the “VOL S” function on your devices.  • [VOL T] – to “go back” through the codes using the “VOL T“ function on your devices.   Note:  When you find the correct code, the volume of the device being programmed will increase or decrease.  • [CH S] - to “go forward” through the codes using the “CH S” function on your devices.  • [CH T] - to “go back” through the codes using  the “CH T“ function on your devices.  Note:  When you find the correct code, the  channel of the device being programmed will  increase or decrease.  • [XX] - to “go forward” through the codes using the “Fast Forward” function on your devices.  • [WW] - to “go back” through the codes using  the “Rewind” function on your devices.   Note:  When you find the correct code, the fast-forward or rewind function of the device being programmed will be performed.  To simplify programming using these buttons, insert a VHS tape or DVD in the device being programmed.    Warning:  Changes or modifications to this remote control not expressly approved for by Contec Holdings could void the user's authority to operate this equipment.     Rev. 05/06 © 2006, Contec Holdings, LLC Point and Press® and Memory Guard®  are registered  trademarks of Contec Holdings, LLC  MOTOROLA and the stylized M logo are registered in  the U.S. Patent and Trademark office TV Setup Codes  Admiral  026 054 211 213  Advent  072 094 425 447 463 Adventura  047     Aiwa  214 471      Akai  053 462 473    Amark  023 215      Amstrad  157     Anam  217 218 219 220 221  222 223      AOC  053 073 095 108  APEX  030 038 427    Astar  462      Audiovox  220 191 168 051 451  465     Belcor  073     Bell & Howell  211 213      Broksonic  165 167      Brokwood  073     Candle  068 091      Centurion  095 107 108    Citizen  068 091 211 213 233 Concerto  073 095      Contec  147     Coronado  023     Craig  223     Crown  023     Curtis Mathes  016 054 107 108 211   213     Daewoo  051 068 073 095 158   159 189 191 194 196   197 198 200 202 204   205 206 207 209  Daytron  073 095 107 108  Dell  448 094 072 463  Dumont  073     Electro Home  073 095      Elektra  353     Emerson  016 023 053 064 103   139 158 159 164 165   166 167 168 169 392   400 401 402 408 415 Envision  073 095      ESA  454 456      Fisher  355 356      Funai   047 048 157 168 211 Fujitsu  460 469      Gateway  426
  GE  015 018 042 044 049   054 055 068 073 090   095 101 102 103 389   390 396 403 406 407   092     Gibralta  023 048 053 068 073   090 095 107 108 233   360     Goldstar (LG)  023 053 068 073 090   107 108 233 360 361 Gradiente  104     Grundig  233     Go Video  443     Hall Mark  073 095      Hitachi  023 068 095 096 097   098 099 100    Hyundai  453     Inkel  364     Insignia  450 461 456    JC Penney  039 053 068 073 092   095 102 355    Jensen  062     JVC  104 105 106 396 397   410     Kawasho  073 095      KMC  023     KTV  023 053 233 366  Konka  445 168      Kosch 462     Kurazai  211 213      LG (Goldstar)  023 053 068 073 090   107 108 233 360 361 Lodgenet  211 213      Logik  211 213      Luxman  068 073 095    LXI  024 026 157 345 355   388     Mag 459     Magnavox (Philips)  023 068 071 072 073   089 090 091 092 093   094 134 385 387 397   404 419 463 472  Majestic  211 213      Marantz  053 107 108 109  Megatron  215     Memorex  090 211 213 355 388   405 423      Mintek  470     MGA / Mitsubishi  053 068 073 090 095   107 109 110 216 384   394 395 398 399 417   108     Montgomery Ward  022 023 026 053 071   072 108 211 213  NEC  028 068 090 108 200   464     Net TV  426     Norcent  455 472      Orion  019 159 160 161 162   163 382      Panasonic  042 043 044 045 046   429     Philco  023 053 068 071 072   091 463      Magnavox (Philips)  023 068 071 072 073   089 090 091 092 093   094 134 385 387 397   404 419 463 472  Pilot  073 094 233    Pioneer  111 144 383    Planar  474     Polaroid  384 394      Portland  023 068      ProScan  055 070      Prima  072     Proton  090 371 372    Protron  457 467      Proview  459     Pulsar  073     Quasar  044     Radio Shack  073     Realistic  022 166 168    RCA  042 052 053 054 055   069 070 416 068  Sampo  090 108      Samsung  015 016 017 023 031   090 107 108 134 147   151 153 386 411  Sansui  423 424      Sanyo  353 355 356 376 377 Scott  090 108 168    Sceptre  468     Sears  023 031 038 039 068   353 355 356 030  Sharp  016 022 023 024 025   026 027 028 029 393   395 409      Signature 2000  023 026 108 211 213 Sony  014 020 021 178  Soundesign  091     Squareview  157     Superscan  419     Supre-Macy  380     Sylvania  068 071 072 090 091   093 107 108 157 158   419 092 456 466  Symphonic  047 157      Tatung  044 446      Techwood  068     Teknika  023 068 072 091 168   213 463      Telerent  023 213      Tera  381     Tevion  065 414      TMK  068 090      Toshiba  030 031 038 039 423 Totevision  233     Universal  068 102      Vidtech  068     ViewSonic  428     Vizio  095 454      Wards  068 090      White Westinghouse 211 408 449 458  X30SVNAGAIII  468     XR-1000  213     Yamaha  068     York  090 108      Zenith  047 048 049 050 051    391 405 406 434    VCR Setup Codes  Admiral  066 075      Aiwa  132     Akai  269 275 336 351 352   354     Audio Dynamics  243 291      Bell & Howell  238  357       Broksonic  333 337 358 359  Canon  086 362      Citizen  033 172 247 331  Colortyme  291     Craig  172 363      Curtis Mathes  086 112 247 291  Daewoo  033 343 344 345 346   347 342
  Daytron  345 365      DBX  243 291      Dynatech  132     Emerson  033 086 132 326 327   331 332 333 334 335   336 337 338 339 340   341 342      Fisher  035 081 357 363 238 Funai  132     GE  086 172 174 170  Go Video  348 349 350 331  Goldstar (LG)  247 331      Harman Kardon  291     Hitachi  078 132      Instant Replay  086     JC Penney  078 086 172 238 291 JCL  086     JVC  120 128 243 247 250   253 238      Kenwood  120 132 238 243 247 LG (Goldstar)  247 331      Lloyd  132     Logik  367     LXI  132 331      Magnavox (Philips)  086 132 183    Marantz  086 172 183 238 247   291     Marta  331     Matsui  368     Memorex  132 238 331 363 369   370     Mitsubishi  255 258      MTC  132 172      Montgomery Ward  066 170 173 373  Multi Tech  132 172 367    NEC  120 238 243 291 374   375     Orion  322 326 327 328 329   330     Panasonic  112 117 430 086  Pentax  078     Philco  086 132 183    Philips (Magnavox)  086 132 183    Pioneer  078 120 263    Portland  345     ProScan  170 174      Quartz  238 378      Quasar  112     RCA  078 132 141 170 172   173 174 086    Realistic  066 132 238 363  Samsung  269 271 275 276 278 Sansui  120 367 379    Sanyo  238 346 357 363  Scott  033 332 367    Sears  035 078 238 331 363 Sharp  066 075      Shintom  367     Signature 2000  066 170 173 373  Sony  056 058 060    Soundesign  132     Sylvania  086 132 141 183 184   322 324 420    Symphonic  132     Tandy  132 238      Tashiko  331     Tatung  243     Teac  132 243      Technics  086     Teknika  132 331 359    Thomas  132     TMK  338     Toshiba  033 035 078 081  Totevision  172 331      Unitech  172     Vector Research 291     Video Concepts  132 291      Wards  066 132 172 247 331 XR-1000  367     Yamaha  132 243 291 238  Zenith  058 120 122 128 132   435       DVD Setup Codes  Aiwa  495      Apex Digital  193  227  489     Axion  491      B144  146      Cyberhome 490 496 498   Daewoo  494      Denon  201 203    DVD-Video  199 484    ECA  156      GE  150  152  156 175  Goldstar (LG)  129  133  135 179 260 Go-Video  129 486    Gradiente  212 234    Harmon Kardon 256 259    Hitachi  149      JVC  177 179    JVC-RM-SDR013J 475  476  477 478  Kenwood  228      KLH  248 252    LG (Goldstar)  129  133  135 179 260 Liteon  499 500    Magnavox / Philips 138  143  146 484  Marantz  270      Mintek  432      Mitsubishi  181 185    Multimedia Gateway 482      NAD  246      Onkyo  085 244    Panasonic  115  118  121 124 431 Philips / Magnavox 138  143  146 484  Pioneer 125 187 188   Polaroid  497      Proceed  236      Protron DVD-Video 488      Replay TV  422      Samsung  192  224  225 487 493 Sharp  034  076  077 079  Sony  040  059  061 436 479   480 481    Sylvania  421 484    Thomson  156 237    TiVo  418      Toshiba  082  085  087 113  Yamaha 121 124 210   Yamakawa  485      Zenith 129 133 135 483      Audio Setup Codes    CD Players  ADC  318     Akai 249 261
  Aiwa  176     Carver 176 155    Crown  154     Denon  273     Fisher 230 274    Goldstar (LG)  308     Harman Kardon  315     JVC  297     Kenwood  131 176 274 289 299Krol  176     LG (Goldstar)  308     Magnavox (Philips)  037 084 119 296  Mission  176     Mitsubishi 245 249    NAD  182 231 290    Nakamichi 264 319    NEC  235     NSM  176     Onkyo  300     Panasonic  184 266 437    Philips (Magnavox)  037 084 119 296 433Pioneer 116 127    Quasar  184     Radio Shack  186 190 266 279 289RCA  295 037 119    Sanyo 230 309    SAE  176     Scott  186     Sharp 288 289    Sony  067 292 293    Soundesign  148 242 311 320  STS  318     Sylvania  084     Teac  186     Technics  184 208 317    Toshiba  290     Yamaha  280        Receivers / Amplifiers  Adcom  325     Aiwa  301     Akai  142     Bose 302 440    Carver 155 180    Denon 262 307    Everquest  136     Fisher 063 180    Fosgate Audionics 305     Goldstar (LG)  036     Harman Kardon  130 257 305  306   Hitachi  240     Jensen  140     JVC 114 241    Kenwood 063 277 444   LG (Goldstar)  036     Luxman  281     Magnavox 080 463    Marantz 282 283 284 285  NAD  286     Onkyo 126 171 304   Optimus 142 229 321   Panasonic 032 074 438 441  Parasound  323     Philips (Magnavox) 080     Pioneer 123 137 251 298  Quasar  032     Radio Shack  229 267      RCA  439     Realistic 226 268    Rotel  310     Samsung DVD / Reciever 492     Sansui  283     Sanyo  195     Scientific Atlanta  312     Scott  272     Sharp  294     Sherwood 229 267    Sony 041 057 232 287 442Soundesign 083 088 239 265  SSI  313     Taekwang  142     Teac 314 316    Technics  032     Wards  063     Victor 114 241    Yamaha 145 254 303   Zenith 036 083 088 239 265
                                                                                                    15.  Using Your IRC 550 / URC 550 Remote ControlPower for selected device  Displays list of recorded programs (model URC550 only)  Exit any menu, display program information  Select highlighted item  Display detailed program information  In guide mode, advances forward in 6-hour increments.  Skips recording forward in 30-second (default) intervals.  In guide mode, advances guide forward in 24-hour intervals (model URC550 only)  Increase or decrease channel  Returns to last channel viewed  Display pay-per-view programming  Display current program title at  bottom of screen  Display Options menu, exit any menu  Displays parental control menu  Interactive TV applications  Input source to SAT receiver or TV Select Mode of remote.  Press …     [SAT] - for Satellite mode      [TV] - for TV mode       [DVD] - for DVD mode      [AUDIO] - for Audio mode      [AUX] - for Auxiliary mode  Changes viewing aspect on TV screen (model URC550 only)  Interactive TV applications  Return to previous screen  Highlight (S,T,W,X)menu screen items,  Navigate listings in Browse banner  Display Interactive Programming Guide, Press again to remove  Skips recording back in 10-second (default) intervals (model URC 550 only)  Satellite, VCR, DVD, Audio transport  functions  Mutes volume  Increase or decrease volume  Display Interests menu, exit any menu  In guide mode, cycles through favorite channel listings, with All Channels as default.  While watching TV, steps Up through pre-set favorite channels listing as selected in guide mode  Enter channel # - 3 digits  Display help screens, press again to remove

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