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Page 1
Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Keys And Functions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Setting Up Y our Remote Control . . . . . 3 About Batteries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Using The Lighted Keypad . . . . . . . . . 4 Programming Y our Remote Control . . . 5 Operating Y our Remote Control. . . . . . 8 About Other Features[...]
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INTRODUCTION The I-TV U niver sal Remo te Contr ol is the co mplet e sol utio n fo r all of yo ur in teractiv e- television r emote c on trol needs. I t can be p r o- grammed to operat e a variety of compon ents, up to s ix at a time, and is pack ed with easy-to- use fea tures s uch as: • Easy access to On-Scr een menus o f the TV , V CR, DSS, an[...]
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3 Key Charts 1 Red Indicator Light The R ed Indica to r Light b links to sh ow that the r emote con t r ol is wo rk ing and also pr o vides feedback d uring program- ming sequences. 2 Component Keys Pres s TV , VCR , CBL , AUD , DSS ,o r CD once to select a home ent ertainment co mpo- ne nt t o co ntro l. 3 CH Keys U se CH + (or CH - ) to select th[...]
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4 ABOUT BA TTERIES NO TE: The I-TV req uires f our (4) new “ AAA ” alkaline batt eries (not supplie d). Do not mix old and new ba tteries or mix alkaline with mang ane se-type batteries. Installing Batteries 1. On the bac k of the remot e co ntr ol, push the tab and lift the batt er y co mpartment cover off. 2. Ma tc h the + and – marks on th[...]
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5 Philips/Magnavox Components The I-TV remo te co ntrol can c on t r ol up t o six differ ent com ponents and is alr e ad y pr e-pr o- gr am me d for use with newer P hilips/ Magna vo x audio/video equipment. U nless y ou w ant t o chang e a factory setting , skip the pr ogramming instructions and simp ly sta rt using y our new remo te con trol. Pr[...]
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6 Programming A TV/VCR Combo P erfor m th e follow ing instr uc ti ons to have the I-TV con trol a TV/V CR Com bo. Fo r Sharp and Sony models, also see page 13. IMPOR T ANT: Please co mple tel y r ead and rev iew th ese steps b efore proceeding. Highl ight the code (o n pag e 16) for the br and you wish to pr ogram or write it do wn in the supplied[...]
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7 Checking The Auto Scan Codes If yo u hav e set up the remo te co ntr ol using Au t o S c an , you can no w find out which four - digit code is operating y our com ponen t: 1. On the r emote c on- trol, pres s a co mpo- nent k ey once (e.g., TV , VCR , CBL , AUD , DSS ,o r CD ). 2. Press and ho ld SET until the r ed light blinks twice, then releas[...]
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8 The I-TV U niversal R emote Con t ro l is designed to be an enhanced replac ement f or yo ur orig inal remo te co n trol. Although most key s operate the same (see K e y Cha rts on page 3), some do diff er or pr ovide unique featur es as descr ibed below . I-TV Key The I-TV key w orks just lik e the MENU key of y our original r emote c ontro l an[...]
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MCP Key (continued) T o Clear The MCP Key: 1. On the remot e con t r ol, pres s and hold SET un til the red ligh t blinks twice, then release SET . 2. Enter 9-9-5 .T h e r e d l i g h t w i l l blink twice. 3. Press MCP once. 4. Press and ho ld SET until the red light blinks twice, then release SET . FC1 And FC2 Keys The FC1 and FC2 key s can b e s[...]
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10 Volume Lock The I-TV remo te co ntrol is set a t the factory to co n trol th e vol ume independentl y while in the TV , V CR, DSS, CBL, A UD , and CD m odes. T o con tro l the vo lume fr om o ne mode (e.g., TV) while in another mode (e.g., CBL, DSS, or V CR*), perform the instructions below t o lock the vo lume setting. This pr o ced ur e will n[...]
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11 This guide is pr o vided here f or y our con ve- nience as a quick r eferenc e fo r performing remo te co ntr ol sequences. If yo u need mor e details, rerea d the full instruc tions pr esent ed in earlier pages. QUICK FEA TURES SETUP GUIDE T urn on component (e.g., TV). Press component key once (e.g., TV). Press SET until Red Light blinks twice[...]
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12 QUICK FEA TURES SETUP GUIDE (continued) Press component key to be moved once (e.g.,VCR). Press SET until Red Light blinks twice; release SET . x 2 3 Press component key to be reassigned once (e.g., AUD). Red Light will blink twice. Reassigned key is now ready for programming. 4 1 Enter 9-9-2; the Red Light will blink twice. x 2 2 Device Re-Assig[...]
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13 TROUBLESHOOTING PR OBLEM: Red I ndicat or Ligh t does not blink when y ou pr ess a key . SO L UTI O N: Re place the ba tter ies with fo ur (4) new “ AAA ” alka line batteries (see page 4). PR OBLEM: The VOL+ , VOL– ,a n d MUTE k ey s a r e n ot functi o nal. SOL UTION: Mak e sur e the remot e con trol is not in the I-TV mode, and that v ol[...]
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14 MANUF ACTURER’S CODES Setup Codes for TVs: A-M ark 0032 A OC 0032, 0048, 0059, 0081, 0214 Abex 0061 Admiral 0122, 0492 Ad ventura 0075 Aiko 0121 Akai 0059 Alaro n 0208 Ambassador 0206 America Action 0209 Ampr o 0780 Anam 0209 Anam Na t ional 0084 Archer 0032 Astro T ext 0408 A udiovo x 0032, 0121, 0209, 0480, 0652 Bay sonic 0209 Belcor 0048 Be[...]
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15 MANUF ACTURER’S CODES Setup Codes for TVs (cont.): Semivo x 0209 Semp 0185 Sharp 0068, 0122, 0186, 0194, 0415 Shogun 0048 Signatur e 0045 Simpso n 0215, 0216 Sony 0029, 0109, 0140 Soundesign 0207, 0208, 0209, 0215 Spectricon 0032 Squareview 0200 Starlite 0209 Sup re-M acy 0075 Sup reme 0029 Syl vania 0049, 0057, 0059, 0083, 0125, 0410 Sympho n[...]
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16 MANUF ACTURER’S CODES Setup Codes for VCRs (cont.): Pr oscan 0089, 0231 Pr otec 0101 Pulsar 0068, 0080 Quarter 0075Quartz 0075 Quasar 0064, 0106, 0191, 0483, 1191 RCA 0064, 0071, 0077, 0089, 0094, 0106, 0134, 0135, 0178, 0231, 0269 Radio Shack 0029, 1066 Radix 0066 Randex 0066 Realistic 0029, 0064, 0066, 0075, 0076, 0077, 0091, 0095, 0133 Rico[...]
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17 MANUF ACTURER’S CODES Setup Codes for Cable Converters (continued): P opular M echanics 0429 Pr elude 0799 Pr oscan 0050 Pulsar 0029 Quasar 0029 RCA 0050 Radio Shack 0044, 0344, 0826, 0912 Realistic 0236 Reco ton 0429 Regal 0049, 0288, 0302 Regency 0031 Remb randt 0040, 0099 Runc o 0029 SL Marx 0069 Samsung 0069, 0173 Scientific A tlanta 0035,[...]
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18 MANUF ACTURER’S CODES Setup Codes for CD Players (continued): Sharp 0066, 0209, 0890 Sherwood 0143, 0209, 0225, 0455 Shur e 0072 Signatur e 0137 Sony 0029, 0214, 0519, 0633, 0634 Soundesign 0174, 0454 Syl vania 0254 T ascam 0449 T eac 0203, 0209, 0407, 0422, 0449 T echnics 0058, 0236, 0332 T oshiba 0048, 0328 V ector Resear ch 0062, 0223, 0446[...]
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19 Setup Codes for Audio Amplifiers: Aiwa 0435 Carver 0298 Curtis Mathes 0329 Denon 0189 GE 0107 Harman/Kar don 0921 JV C 0360 Linn 0298 Luxman 0194 Magna vo x 0298 Maran tz 0298, 0350 Nakamic hi 0350 Optimus 0424 Panaso nic 0337 Philips 0298, 0921 Pioneer 0042, 0329 Realistic 0424 Sansui 0350 Sony 0249, 0718 Soundesign 0107 T echnics 0337 V ictor [...]