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4. First steps - Inserting the batteries
Note
• Alkaline batteries are recommended. Use two batteries of the type "AAA"
(LR 03/Micro).
• Remove the battery cover on the back of the universal remote control (A).
• Insert the batteries, observing the "+/-" marks for polarity (B).
• Close the battery compartment (C).
Note: Code memory
• Each programmed code or taught-in button is retained even during battery
replacement.
Note: Energy saving function
• The remote control switches itself off automatically if a button is pressed for
longer than 15 seconds. This prolongs the life of the batteries if the remote
control is stuck in a place where the buttons are pressed permanently, e.g.
between sofa cushions.
Note: Low battery display
• This remote control indicates when the batteries are getting low.
If the status LED ashes 5 times after a button is pressed, the batteries are
weak and should be replaced promptly.
5. Setup
Note
• For proper infra-red transmission, always hold the remote control in the
approximate direction of the device to be operated.
• If no entry is made within 30 seconds, SETUP mode is automatically
terminated. The LED ashes three times and then goes out.
• Each type of device can be programmed under any device button, e.g. a TV
can be programmed under DVD, AUX, etc.
• You cannot operate a device with the universal remote control while it is in
Setup mode. Exit Setup mode and select the device to be operated using
the device selection buttons.
• Please note that the remote control emits infra-red signals. These are not
visible to the human eye.
• Each time the button is pressed, the status LED ashes to indicate which
device mode is active.
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