AT&T ZIMRC3033 User Manual

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User Guide

AT&T U-verse® TV Point Anywhere RF Remote Control

ZIMRC3033

Rev.1114

C-1

Congratulations on your new AT&T U-verse TV Point Anywhere RF Remote Control. The remote, with the USB converter, eliminates the need to point your remote control at the AT&T U-verse Receiver in order to change channels or access any of the receiver’s features. This universal remote control allows you to control up to three additional devices, such as a TV, DVD player, or audio device. It even has the ability to “learn” commands from existing remote controls.

NOTE: The Point Anywhere RF Remote Control only controls the AT&T U-verse

Receiver using RF (radio frequency) technology. All other devices are controlled with IR (infrared) signals.

Table of contents:

Getting started

Activate batteries ..................................................................... 3

Install USB converter ............................................................... 3

Program your remote

For popular brands .....................................................................4

Using auto search ........................................................................5

Using manual setup ................................................................... 6

Using the learning feature ........................................................7

Remote features

Low battery indicator ................................................................ 8

Disable backlighting .................................................................. 9

Set USB converter Home ID ................................................... 9

Optional advanced functions

Power Macro ...........................................................................10

Disable RF ................................................................................. 11

Volume control ......................................................................12

Channel lock ........................................................................... 13

Learn your remote control ...............................14

Troubleshooting ................................................. 15

Product speciﬁcations ......................................15

Programming codes ..........................................16

FCC Requirements ........................................... 23

BLU-RAY/DVD CONT’D

Rotel 20623

Samsung 20199, 20573, 21075, 21573,

Sanyo 20670

Schneider 20646

Sensory Science 21158

Sharp 22250, 20630, 20675

Sherwood 23052, 21043, 23837, 23925

Sonic Blue 20869

Sony 21516, 21633, 21033, 20864,

SV2000 20675

Sylvania 20675

Symphonic 20675

Teac 20790

Technics 20490, 20703

Toshiba 22705, 22277, 23157, 23857,

TruTech 20675

Urban Concepts

Venturer 20790

Viore 22553

VIZIO 22563

WB Electronics 22555

Xbox 22083, 22627, 20522

Yamaha 22298, 20497, 23837, 20539,

Zenith 20741, 20869, 20503

22113, 22269, 21470, 22369, 22329, 22489, 22556, 23492, 21044, 20490

21070, 20772

20503, 22364, 22006, 21510, 21769

20503

20545, 20490, 21354, 20646, 21416

VIDEO—VCR

DirecTV 20739

Humax 20739

Philips 20739

RCN 20739

TiVo 20739

FCC Requirements

FCC ID Numbers: RF Remote Control - CAC3033 USB Converter - CAC3000

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference, and

2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Privacy of communications may not be ensured when using the AT&T U-verse RF Remote Control.

NOTE: This equipment has been tested and

found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.

However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio and television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try and correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

1. Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

2. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.

3. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.

4. Consult the dealer or experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Warning: Changes or modiﬁcations to this unit not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.

TV Point Anywhere

BLU-RAY/DVD CONT’D

Craig 20831

Curtis 22235, 23403, 23052, 21493

Curtis Mathes 22331, 23925

Daewoo 20833, 20869

Denon 22258, 21634, 22748, 23851,

DigitalMax 21738

Digix 22464, 23850

Directed Video 20717

Disney 20675, 21270, 23246

Durabrand 23464

Dynex 22596

Emerson 20675, 22213

Fisher 20670

Funai 20675

Gateway 21158

GE 20717, 20522

General Electric 20717, 20522

GFM 20675

Go Video 20869, 21044, 20741, 21075,

GoldStar 20741, 20869

GPX 22235

Greenhill 20717

Grundig 20539

Harman/ Kardon

Hello Kitty 20831

Hitachi 20664, 20573

Hiteker 20672

Initial 20717

Insignia 22596, 22095, 22428, 20675,

Integra 22147, 21769, 21634

Irradio 20646

JBL 20702

JVC 20623, 21164, 20867, 21602,

Kawasaki 20790

20490

20744, 20833, 21158, 20717

20702, 22927, 23228, 20582, 21229

21013, 20741

22855

Kenwood 20534, 20490

KLH 20717, 20790

Lexicon 22545

LG 20741, 21602, 22135, 20869

LiteOn 21738, 21158, 21416

Logitech 22639

Magnavox 20675, 21354, 20503, 20646,

Marantz 22481, 22414, 20539, 23444

McIntosh 21273

Memorex 22213, 23153, 20831, 21270,

Microsoft 22083, 22627, 20522

Mintek 20717

NAD 20741

Naxa 22235

Nesa 20717

New Acoustic Dimension

Nyko 22340

Ölevia 22331

Onkyo 22147, 21627, 22562, 20503,

Oppo 22545, 21224

Panasonic 21641, 20490, 23641, 21579,

Philco 20675, 20790

Philips 22056, 22434, 23488, 22084,

Pioneer 22442, 21571, 20631, 22854,

Polaroid 21013

Polk Audio 20539

Presidian 20675, 21738

Proceed 20672

Proscan 20522

RCA 20522, 22919, 22213, 22587,

RE-BL 22555

Rio 20869

23488, 21506, 20539

22331

20741

21769

20703, 20503

20646, 21354, 20539, 21506, 20503, 20675, 21158

22847, 20142

23464, 21013, 20717, 22871, 21769, 20790

Getting started

How to activate the batteries of the Point Anywhere RF Remote Control

Two AA size alkaline batteries have been preinstalled for your convenience. Pull the “Remove to Operate Remote” plastic tab on the back of the remote control straight out with one smooth motion. The AT&T mode key will ﬂash red twice. If it does not light up, please open the battery door, reinstall the batteries, and try again.

How to install the USB converter

NOTE: Make sure the receiver is powered on before testing the USB converter.

Step 1:

Remove the cover from the USB converter.

Step 2:

Plug the USB converter into the USB port on the front of your AT&T U-verse Receiver. Your port location may differ from the picture shown. The blue power LED on the USB converter will light up and stay on.

Step 3:

The USB converter may be swiveled up or down for optimum performance. Press the POWER or CH+/-

(CHANNEL UP/DOWN) keys to ensure proper operation.

NOTE: The USB converter must be installed in the front

USB port of the AT&T U-verse Receiver. It will not operate if installed in the USB port on the back of the receiver.

Program your remote

Program your device using one of the methods below

• Program your remote control for popular brands

• Program your remote control using auto search

• Program your remote control using manual setup

• Program your remote control using the learning feature

Program your remote control for popular brands

Program your remote to control popular devices, including a TV, DVD, Blu-ray, home theater receiver, or sound bar.

Ensure the protective battery strip has been removed. Make sure the device you are programming is powered on and you can hear sound from it.

Step 1:

Find your device brand in the chart below – Note which number relates to your

brand. If your device brand is NOT shown, proceed to PROGRAM YOUR REMOTE USING AUTO SEARCH.

DIGIT TV BRAND

1 LG

2 Panasonic

3 Philips, Magnavox

4 RCA

5 Samsung

6 Sanyo

7 Sharp

8 Sony

9 Toshiba

0 VIZIO

Step 2:

Enter programming mode – Press and hold the OK and

MENU keys simultaneously for three seconds until all four

mode keys ﬂash red twice and you hear two short beeps to conﬁrm you are in programming mode.

DIGIT DVD/BLU-RAY BRAND

1 Insignia

2 LG

3 Panasonic

4 Philips, Magnavox

5 Pioneer

6 RCA

7 Samsung

8 Sharp

9 Sony

0 Toshiba

DIGIT AUDIO BRAND

1 Bose

2 Denon

3 LG

4 Onkyo

5 Panasonic

6 Philips

7 Pioneer

8 Samsung

9 Sony

0 Yamaha

HOME THEATER RECEIVER CONT’D

Klipsch 33092

Left Coast Products

LG 32197, 32676, 32284, 33285,

Linn 30189

Magnavox 30189, 31269, 31189, 31831

Marantz 31289, 30189, 32114, 31189,

McIntosh 31289

Memorex 31568

Micromega 31189

Myryad 31189

Nakamichi 31313

NexxTech 31751

Norcent 31389, 31751

Nova 31389

Onkyo 31805, 32730, 32503, 31320,

Optimus 31023

Outlaw Audio 33973

Panasonic 32967, 32452, 33309, 31275,

Philco 31390, 31831

Philips 32459, 31831, 32311, 31269,

Pioneer 31935, 32432, 31123, 31384,

Polk Audio 31289, 30189, 32270, 30892

Proscan 31254

RCA 33297, 32655, 31254, 32426,

Regent 31568

Rio 31869

Samsung 31868, 32809, 33154, 32137,

Sansui 30189

Sanyo 31801

Sharp 33929

30892

31293

31269, 32138, 30892

30135, 34023, 31298

31288, 31633, 31763, 32745, 32105, 31308, 31676

30189, 32289, 31266, 31189, 33652, 33227, 30892

31023

33295, 32041, 31123, 31390, 31609, 31023

31304

Sherbourn 33763

Sherwood 31077, 31567, 31905, 32169,

Sherwood Newcastle

Sonic Blue 31869

Sony 31622, 32172, 31759, 31822,

Stereophonics 31023

Sunfire 31313

Teac 30463, 31390

Technics 31308, 31633

Thorens 31189

Toshiba 31788, 31123

Venturer 31390

Wards 30158, 30189

Yamaha 32061, 30176, 32467, 31276,

Zenith 31293, 31869, 32197

33120

31567, 32169

32475, 32522, 30158, 31058, 31441, 31758, 32860, 33257, 32671, 33372, 33456, 34107, 34032, 33903

33580, 30376, 33030, 31815, 31331, 31376, 32471

BLU-RAY/DVD

Accurian 20675, 21416

Alco 20790

Allegro 20869

Apex Digital 20672, 20717

Audio Authority 22555

Audiovox 20790, 20717

BBK 21224

Bel Canto Design

Blaupunkt 20717

BuBuGao 21224

California Audio Labs

Cambridge Audio

Cinea 20831

CineVision 20833, 20869

Coby 22746, 22494, 22747, 20852,

21571

20490

22808

21165, 21351

SOUND BAR/AUDIO ACCESSORY CONT’D

B & W 33965, 32441, 33943

Bose 33708

Boston Acoustics

Bowers & Wilkins

Curtis 33942

Definitive Technology

Denon 32502, 34025

Dynavox 33231

Haier 33516

Harman/ Kardon

iLive 33175

Insignia 33951

JBL 33756, 33535

JVC 33049

Klipsch 33915

LG 33217, 33996

Martin Logan 33526

Onkyo 33984, 33992, 33326

Panasonic 33323, 33409, 33767

Philips 33962, 32675, 33282, 34012

Pinnacle Speakers

Pioneer 33956

Polk Audio 33429

Proficient 33661

RCA 33969

Samsung 32660

Sharp 33736, 33097

Sonos 33919

Sony 33700, 32610

SpeakerCraft 33661

Toshiba 33627

VIZIO 32454

Yamaha 32458, 32021, 33153, 33917

ZVOX 32332, 33913, 32334

33698

33965, 32441, 33943

33645

33517

33774, 33728

HOME THEATER RECEIVER

Aiwa 30121, 31641, 30158, 30189

Alco 31390

AMC 31077

Anam 31609

Apex Digital 31774, 31257

Arcam 31189, 30189

Audiotronic 31189

Audiovox 31390

Bose 31933, 31629, 33959

Carver 30189, 30121, 31189

Coby 31389, 32748, 32698, 33218

Curtis 31389

Denon 32857, 31360, 32516, 33347,

Durabrand 31568

Dynex 32971

Emotiva 33763

Epworth 30121, 31641, 30158, 30189

Fisher 31801

Garrard 30463

Gateway 31567

GE 33297

General Electric

GPX 33214

Harman/ Kardon

Hitachi 31801, 31273

Insignia 32169, 32175, 32472, 31030,

Integra 31805, 32730, 31320, 34023,

JBL 30110, 32241

Jensen 31389

JVC 31676, 32040, 31374, 32331,

Kenwood 31570, 31313, 31293

KLH 31390

32820, 33380, 33642, 32279, 32706, 32134

33297

32241, 30110, 31304, 32443, 33418, 30189, 32670, 30892, 33045

31751, 32929, 32966, 31077

32503, 30135, 31298

31495, 33115, 33274

Step 3:

Press the mode key associated with the device – Press the

mode key (TV, DVD, or AUX) for the device type you wish to set up. The mode key will light up red and stay lit.

NOTE: AUX is the default mode key for audio devices.

Step 4:

Press the key for your brand – While pointing the remote

at your device, press and hold down the number key for your brand. Let go of the key as soon as the device turns off (for a TV or DVD) or mutes (for an audio device). The previously selected mode key will blink red twice and you will hear two short beeps to conﬁrm that programming was successful.

Step 5:

Power on or unmute device – Press the POWER key to turn

the device back on (TV or DVR) or press MUTE to unmute (audio device only).

Step 6:

Test volume control – Use the volume buttons to verify that the remote control

is controlling your device’s volume. If it does not work properly, go back to Step 2 and try again.

NOTE: Repeat this process for other devices (DVD, Blu-ray,

home theater receiver, or sound bar).

Step 7:

Press the AT&T mode key for normal operation.

Program your remote control using auto search

Use the following method to program your remote for TV, DVD, or audio device brands that do not appear in the popular manufacturer chart on page 4. Ensure the device to be programmed is powered on and its sound can be heard.

Step 1:

Enter programming mode – Press and hold the OK and

MENU keys simultaneously for three seconds until all four

mode keys ﬂash red twice and you hear two short beeps to conﬁrm you are in programming mode.

Step 2:

Press the mode key associated with the device – Press the

mode key (TV, DVD, or AUX) for the device type you wish to set up. The mode key will light up red and stay lit.

NOTE: AUX is the default mode key for audio devices.

Step 3:

Press and hold the FAST FORWARD key – While pointing the remote

at your device, press and hold down the FAST FORWARD key. Let go of the key as soon as the device turns off (for a TV or DVD) or mutes (for an audio device).

Step 4:

Power on or unmute device – Press the POWER key to turn

the device back on (TV or DVR) or press MUTE to unmute (audio device only).

Step 5:

Test Volume Control – Use the volume buttons to verify that the

remote control is controlling your device’s volume. If it does not work properly, go back to Step 1 and try again.

NOTE: Repeat this process for other devices (DVD, Blu-ray,

home theater receiver, or sound bar).

Step 6:

Press the AT&T mode key for normal operation.

Program your remote control using manual setup

Step 1:

Find your device brand in the code list – Using the code list in the back of this user

guide, ﬁnd your brand of TV, DVD, or audio device and note the ﬁrst code listed for that brand.

Samsung

Step 2:

Enter programming mode – Press and hold the OK and

MENU keys simultaneously for three seconds until all four

mode keys ﬂash red twice and you hear two short beeps to conﬁrm you are in programming mode.

12051, 11632, 10702, 13993, 10060, 11959, 10766, 10650, 10814

TELEVISION CONT’D

Sceptre 13899, 12528, 12337, 14160,

11217, 11360, 10878, 11599, 12506

Scott 11711, 10180

Sears 10156, 10171, 11547

Seiki 13953, 12964, 13559, 13560

Seiko Epson 11122

Sens 11865

Sharp 12360, 10818, 11602, 13867,

10093

Sheng Chia 10093

Sherwood 11399, 13061

Sigmac 13477, 13423

Silo 13794, 13477, 14182

Silo Digital 13794, 13477, 14182

Skyworth 13253, 11799

Solé 11623

Sony 10810, 11300, 11685

Soundesign 10180

Soyo 11746, 11826

Spectroniq 11687

Speler 14105

Squareview 10171

SSS 10180

Starlite 10180

SunBriteTV 12337, 11610, 12528

Superscan 10864, 10093, 10171

Supersonic 13154, 12104, 13595, 13204

SVA 10748, 10865, 10768, 11963

Sylvania 11864, 11886, 11394, 10171,

11963, 11665, 11314

Symphonic 10171, 11963, 11394, 10180

Syntax 11610, 11240, 11144, 11331

Tandy 10093

Tatung 11286, 11756

TCL 12434, 13183

Technics 10051, 10250, 10017, 10650

Techview 12004

Techwood 10051

Teknika 10180, 10060, 10150

Telefunken 10702

Telemagic 10735

TNCi 10017

Toshiba 11524, 12724, 10156, 11935,

TruTech 11665, 11723, 12066

TVS 10463

Upstar 14182

US Logic 11286

Venturer 11865, 11868

Vidikron 11398

Viewsonic 12014, 12087, 13706, 10864,

Viore 12352, 13382, 13429, 12104,

VisionQuest 13154

Vivitek 11369

VIZIO 11758, 13758, 12707, 12757,

Vuon 13418

Wards 10017, 10156, 10051, 10060,

Waycon 10156

Westinghouse 11712, 13579, 13382, 10885,

White Westinghouse

Wyse 11365

Xiahua 10761

Xoceco 10761

Xogego 10761

Zenith 10017, 11423, 12612, 11661,

11704, 11959, 10650, 11343, 11369, 10060

11330, 11627, 11755, 12049, 12277, 10885, 11564, 11578, 11742, 12101, 11365

13094, 11684, 11207, 13154

13415, 13358, 11756, 10864, 10885

10180

11300, 13949, 12293, 13094, 13470, 10890, 11282, 12397, 13908, 10451, 10463, 11217

11661, 11909, 10463

12731, 11365, 11909, 12358, 10463

SOUND BAR/AUDIO ACCESSORY

Altec Lansing 32720

AudioSource 33721

TELEVISION CONT’D

Memorex 11570, 11670, 11938, 11892,

MGA 10150

MicroTEK 13951

Midland 10017, 10051

Mintek 11603, 11990

Misakai 10171

Mitsubishi Electric

Motorola 10093

MTC 10060

Multitech 10180

NAD 10156

Naxa 12104, 13154, 13382, 13423

NEC 11797, 11704, 11398, 12293

NetTV 11755

New Acoustic Dimension

Nexus Electronics

Nikko 10017, 10156

Norcent 11365, 11589, 10824, 10748,

Norwood Micro

NuVision 12158, 11657

Ölevia 11610, 11240, 11331, 11144

Onwa 10180

Optimus 10250, 11927, 11924, 10650,

Optique 12189

Optonica 10093

Orion 10463, 11938, 11892, 13540,

Panasonic 11480, 11291, 10250, 10650,

PARK 12104

Penney 10060, 10051, 10156

10463, 11665, 10060, 10150, 10877, 11687, 11924, 11927

11250, 11797, 10150, 10093

10156

12183

11590

11286

10679

13650

12264, 11927, 11947, 11924, 11941, 10051, 10060, 10093, 10150, 10156

Philco 10171, 11665, 11963, 11394

Philips 11867, 12372, 11454, 12374,

Pioneer 11457, 10679, 11260, 11398

Planar 10679, 10877, 11589

Polaroid 11523, 11769, 11276, 11538,

Portland 11661, 10451

Prima 10761

Prism 10051

Proscan 13577, 12183, 12256, 13382,

Proview 11687

Proxima 10735

Pulsar 10017

Pyle 12641

QuantumFX 12337

Quasar 10051, 10250, 11291, 11927,

RadioShack 10180

RCA 12746, 14214, 12434, 12932,

Realistic 10180

RevolutionHD 11623

Runco 11398, 10017

Sampo 11755

Samsung 12051, 11632, 10702, 13993,

Sansui 11892, 13540, 11670, 10463,

Sanyo 11142, 11362, 13488, 13547,

12597, 11455, 12708, 11744, 11866, 10017, 13623, 10171, 11365, 11990, 11394

11385, 11767, 13942, 14035, 11687, 12121, 11762, 10765, 10865, 11314, 11327, 11565, 11766, 12063, 12117, 11286, 11316, 11326, 12120

13332, 13717, 13895, 11447, 12147, 12746, 13636, 14035

11924, 13899, 10650

11447, 11547, 12247, 13577, 11781, 12187, 13382, 13717, 13332, 10679, 11661, 11958, 11959, 13147, 13378, 10093, 11385, 11868, 12183, 12855, 10051, 10090, 10254, 13121, 13636, 13938

10060, 11959, 10766, 10650, 10814

11935, 13564, 11938, 11409, 14053, 13377, 10171, 13559

10735, 10088

Step 3:

Enter the code for your brand – Using the numeric key

pad on the remote, enter the ﬁrst ﬁve-digit code listed for your device. The associated mode key will blink red once for every digit pressed. Once all ﬁve digits are entered, the mode key associated with the device will ﬂash red twice and you will hear two short beeps to conﬁrm that a valid code was entered successfully.

Step 4:

Test the code – Test the remote to see if it controls your device

as expected. If not, repeat this process using the next code listed for your brand. Use the volume buttons to verify that the remote is controlling your device’s volume. If that does not work properly, go back to Step 1 and try again.

NOTE: Repeat this process for other devices (DVD, Blu-ray, home

theater receiver, or sound bar). AUX is the default mode key for audio devices.

Step 5:

Press the AT&T mode key for normal operation.

Program your remote control using the learning feature

To use this method, you must have the original remote control that came with the device you wish to program.

Step 1:

Press the mode key for the associated device – Press the

mode key (TV, DVD, or AUX) for the device type you wish to set up.

NOTE: Learning is not available with the AT&T mode key.

Step 2:

Enter learning mode – Press and hold the LEARN key for

three seconds until all four mode keys ﬂash red twice and you hear two short beeps. The red LED indicator SELECT

KEY TO LEARN lights up red to conﬁrm that you are

in the learning mode.

Step 3:

Position remote to learn – Place the Point Anywhere

RF Remote Control head-to-head with your original device remote (about 1" to 2" apart).

Step 4:

Press the key you want to learn – Press the key on the

Point Anywhere RF Remote Control that you want to learn a command. The green LED indicator READY TO LEARN will ﬂash green rapidly when the remote is ready to accept the new command.

NOTE: The learning function will time out after 10 seconds of inactivity.

Step 5:

Press the key you want to learn from – Next press the corresponding

key from the device’s original remote to send the command you want to learn. The READY TO LEARN LED will ﬂash green twice and you will hear two short beeps to conﬁrm it has “learned” and saved the desired command. Then the red LED indicator SELECT KEY TO LEARN will light up to indicate that the remote is ready to learn the next command.

Step 6:

Complete learning – Repeat Step 4 and 5 as necessary to program all

remaining functions.

Exit learning – Once all of the keys are programmed as desired, press the LEARN

key. The previously selected mode key will blink red twice and you will hear two beeps to indicate you have exited learning mode.

NOTE: When the green indicator READY TO LEARN is ﬂashing but learning is

inactive for 10 seconds, all four mode keys will ﬂash red once for two seconds and you will hear a long beep. Then the remote will go back to the previous status and the red indicator SELECT KEY TO LEARN will light again to remind you to retry learning.

NOTE: If the programming is interrupted or inactive for more than 10 seconds,

all four mode keys will ﬂash red once for two seconds and you will hear a long beep. The remote will then leave the learning mode and return to normal operation.

Remote features

Low battery indicator

When the battery power is low, the active mode key will ﬂash red ﬁve times with each key press. This indicates that it is time to replace your remote control batteries to maintain optimal performance.

TELEVISION CONT’D

Emprex 11422, 11765

Envision 11589, 11365, 12087, 10813,

Epson 11122

Epworth 11362

EQD 12014, 12087, 12277

EQD Auria 12014, 12087, 12277

ESA 10171, 11963

Favi 13382

Fisher 11362

Fluid 12964

Fujitsu 10809, 10683, 10853

Funai 10171, 10180, 11394, 11963,

Futuretech 10180

Gateway 11755, 11756

GE 10451, 11547, 11447, 10051,

General Electric

GFM 10171, 11665, 11963, 11886,

Gibralter 10017

Go Video 10060

GPX 13980, 13977, 12693, 13196

Grundig 10683

Grunpy 10180

Haier 11748, 13382, 13429, 12293,

Hannspree 11348, 12786

Harvard 10180

Havermy 10093

Helios 10865

Hello Kitty 10451

Hewlett Packard 11642

Himitsu 10180

Hisense 13519, 12183, 11660, 12098,

Hitachi 11643, 11345, 11576, 10679

12014

11864

10765

10451, 11547, 11447, 10051, 10765

11864, 11865

10768, 12494, 11034, 11570, 13204

11314, 10748, 13382

HP 11642

Hyundai 13418, 10849, 11219, 11294

I-Inc 11746

iLo 11665, 11684, 11990, 11603,

Initial 11990, 11603

Insignia 12049, 11641, 11564, 11326,

Inteq 10017

iRIS 12189

iSymphony 13429, 13382, 13094

IX 10877

JC Penney 10060, 10051, 10156

JCM 12189, 12256

Jensen 11326, 13204, 10761, 11299

JVC 11774, 11601, 12321, 12271,

KC 14182

KDS 11687

KEC 10180

KLH 10765

Kolin 11240

Konka 11385

KTV 10180

Legend 12397

LG 12731, 11423, 12358, 13397,

LodgingStar 13147

LXI 10156, 10017

MAG 11687

Magnavox 13623, 11866, 12372, 11454,

Marantz 11398, 11454

Matsushita 10051, 10250, 10650

Maxent 11755, 11757

MB Quart 11868

11286, 11394

11423, 11892, 11517, 10171, 10463, 11385, 11660, 11963, 12184, 13227

13650, 13854, 11670, 13841, 10683, 12264, 10463, 10650, 11892

13979, 12864, 12612, 12867, 10017

12597, 11963, 10706, 11455, 11990, 11198, 10171, 11365, 10051, 10802, 11755, 11867

Programming codes

TELEVISION

888 14159

Acer 11339, 14143

Admiral 10093, 10463

Advent 10761, 11570

Affinity 13717, 13716, 13870, 13577

Aiwa 11362

Akai 11675, 10702, 11688, 11207,

11385, 11692, 11935, 12232, 10765

America Action 10180

Anam 10180

AOC 11589, 13720, 11365, 12014,

12087, 11590, 12479, 13707

Aomni 11623

Apex Digital 10765, 12397, 10879, 10748,

11217, 10890

Ario 12397

Astar 11738

Asus 13340

Atvio 13636

Audiovox 11865, 12413, 11951, 10846,

10180, 11564, 11868, 10802, 11276, 11766, 11769, 12121, 11937, 13065, 10451, 12513

Aumark 10060

Auria 12087, 12014, 12277

Aventura 10171

Axion 11937

BenQ 11032, 11315

Bradford 10180

Broksonic 10463, 11935, 11938, 11892

Celera 10765

Champion 11362

Changhong 10765

Cineon 13951

Citizen 10060, 11669, 11935

Clarion 10180

Claris 13807

Coby 13478, 13627, 12315, 12344,

Commercial Solutions

Contec 10180

Contex 14053

Craig 10180, 13423

Crown 10180

Curtis 13577, 12855, 13121, 12466,

Curtis Mathes 10060, 10451, 10702, 11661,

CXC 10180

Cytron 11326

Daewoo 11661, 10451, 10661, 11909

Dell 11264, 11080

Diamond Vision

Digistar 11565

Digital Lifestyles 11765

Digitrex 14207

Disney 11892, 11665

Dukane 11398

Dumont 10017

Durabrand 10463, 10171, 11570, 11665,

Dynex 12049, 12184

Eiki 10735

Electrograph 11755, 11623

Electrohome 10463, 11570, 11670

Electron 12466, 12855

Elektra 10017, 11661

Element 13559, 11687, 12183, 12964,

Elite 13867

Emerson 11864, 11394, 11963, 10171,

12306, 12314, 12345, 11634, 12338, 12326, 12340, 13629, 12350, 11538, 12347, 12348, 13202, 12560, 13646

11447

12352, 13895, 12397, 11326, 13636, 11314, 13382, 14035

10093, 11959

11996, 11997

10180, 11034

11886

10463, 11886, 10180, 13559, 11661, 13623, 11665, 12183, 10451, 11909, 11997

Turn off keypad backlighting

By default, your remote control is set with the backlight on. Here’s how you can turn it OFF or back ON again.

Step 1:

Press the AT&T mode key.

Step 2:

Enter programming mode – Press and hold the OK and

MENU keys simultaneously for three seconds until all four

mode keys ﬂash red twice and you hear two short beeps to conﬁrm you are in programming mode.

Step 3:

Enter 9 7 2 – Using the numeric keypad on the remote, enter 9 7 2. The AT&T

mode key will ﬂash red four times and you will hear four short beeps to indicate that backlighting has been disabled.

If you repeat this process, the backlight will be re-enabled and the AT&T mode key will ﬂash red twice and you will hear two short beeps.

NOTE: Even with backlighting disabled, every press of the

BACKLIGHT key will turn the backlight on for ﬁve seconds.

Program Home ID code

Your Point Anywhere RF Remote Control and the USB converter were paired at the factory. If you are experiencing RF interference or poor performance, you may want to change your Home ID. To create a new Home ID, you may use any 4-digit code from 0000 to 9999. To change the Home ID, follow the steps below.

Step 1:

USB converter pairing key – Press and hold the pairing key on the

USB converter until the blue power LED turns off. The USB converter is now ready to be programmed.

NOTE: The USB converter will remain in programming mode for two

minutes to receive the Home ID command from the Point Anywhere RF Remote Control. If the blue LED light turns ON, the USB converter timed out and you must start over.

Step 2:

Select mode – Press the AT&T mode key to start the pairing process.

Step 3:

Enter pairing mode – Press and hold the OK and MENU keys simultaneously for

three seconds until all four mode keys ﬂash red twice and you hear two short beeps to conﬁrm you are in programming mode.

Step 4:

Enter 9 6 6 – Using the numeric keypad on the remote,

enter 9 6 6. The AT&T mode key will ﬂash red twice, indicating the remote is ready to receive the Home ID.

Step 5:

Enter a new 4-digit Home ID – Using the numeric keypad,

enter the 4-digit Home ID you want to program (using “0–9” such as 1234). The AT&T mode key on the Point Anywhere RF Remote Control will ﬂash red twice and you will hear two short beeps. At the same time, the blue power LED on the USB converter will ﬂash for two seconds, then remain solid blue. This indicates that the Home ID pairing was successful.

NOTE: If the pairing process is interrupted or inactive for

AT&T

more than 10 seconds, the red ﬂash and a long beep. This indicates the Point Anywhere RF Remote Control has left the pairing mode and returned to normal operation without saving any changes. You will need to start over again.

mode key will give a long

Troubleshooting your remote control

Check that the POWER key lights up when you press any button

on the remote control. If not, check whether the batteries are properly seated or if they need to be replaced.

If one setup method does not work, try another method and you

may have better results.

When the battery power is low, the POWER key will ﬂash red

ﬁve times with each key press. Note: The remote control cannot be programmed when the battery power is low.

If you’re unable to set up using Auto Search, please see “Program

your remote control using manual setup” on p. 6 of this guide.

Additional remote control self-support tools:

On your TV – Press the blue HELP button on the bottom of your remote, then select Remote Control Setup, or go to att.com/uverseremote

Optional advanced functions

Setting up the Power Macro control

This feature will set the master power control to power on/off all selected devices with a single key press. Power Macro can only be assigned to the AT&T mode key. By default the POWER key will turn the AT&T U-verse Receiver on/off each time it is pressed. Once the TV is programmed, the POWER key will turn on both the receiver and the TV. You can also set up power control options, which can turn the receiver, TV, DVD, and audio device on/off with a single key press. Power sequence is determined by the order in which the devices were programmed. Use the instructions below only if you want to change the sequence in which these devices are powered on and off.

Step 1:

Press the AT&T mode key.

Product specifications and notice

Model: AT&T U-verse Point Anywhere RF Remote Control

IR Range: up to 30'*

RF Range: up to 100'*

* The range quoted is calculated based on an unobstructed line-of-sight test under optimum conditions. Actual range will vary depending on conditions and can be less than the maximum possible. Your actual range will be limited by several factors, including, but not limited to, battery strength, electromagnetic interference, infrared interference, and obstructions.

The AT&T U-verse Point Anywhere RF Remote Control is intended and sold for use only with AT&T U-verse Receivers. May not be compatible with all entertainment systems or capable of accepting every programming code for other devices. Limited one-year replacement-only warranty.

Get to know your remote

Power key

(AT&T U-verse service)

Mode keys

(AT&T, TV, DVD, AUX)

Access the latest

On Demand content

Record TV

with one click

Go to Main Menu screen

Return to previous screen

Picture-in-Picture

channel browsing

Return to Live TV

Go to Program Guide

Mute TV volume

Choose your favorite channels and watch four at once

Explore, entertain, and interact with

U-verse Apps

Content navigation

Jump forward & backward in set increments

Access the Options menu shortcuts

On-screen navigation

Program details

View and manage DVR recordings

Change channels/ page view within the Guide

Return to previous live TV channel

Step 2:

Enter Pairing Mode – Press and hold the OK and MENU

keys simultaneously for three seconds until all four mode keys ﬂash red twice and you hear two short beeps to conﬁrm you are in programming mode.

Step 3:

Press POWER key – Press the POWER key.

The AT&T mode key will ﬂash red once.

Step 4:

Program the power on/off sequence for your devices –

Press the selected mode keys in the sequence that you want the devices to turn on and off.

Step 5:

Press OK to save – Press the OK key to save the power control

settings. The last selected mode key will ﬂash red twice and you will hear two short beeps to conﬁrm successful programming.

Change to IR control only (deactivate RF control)

Your Point Anywhere RF Remote Control is set to operate your AT&T U-verse Receiver using an RF (radio frequency) signal. If you want to deactivate the RF control and change to IR control only:

Step 1:

Enter pairing mode – Press and hold the OK and MENU

keys simultaneously for three seconds until all four mode keys ﬂash red twice and you hear two short beeps to conﬁrm you are in programming mode.

Edit text on

Search screen

Select video source on TV

Keypad backlighting

Numerical keypad

Access Closed

Caption menu

Learn from existing remote

Access Self-Support Application

Step 2:

Enter 9 6 7 – Using the numeric keypad on your remote,

enter 9 6 7. The AT&T mode key on the Point Anywhere RF Remote Control will ﬂash red and beep twice to conﬁrm deactivation of RF control and change to IR control only.

NOTE: If the programming is interrupted or inactive for

AT&T

more than 10 seconds, the ﬂash and you will hear a long beep. This indicates the Point Anywhere RF Remote Control has left the programming mode and returned to normal operation without saving any changes. You will have to start over again.

mode key will give a long

Change back to RF control (ACTIVATE RF CONTROl)

If you want to reactivate the RF control, follow the instructions below:

Step 1:

Enter pairing mode – Press and hold the OK and MENU

keys simultaneously for three seconds until all four mode keys ﬂash red twice and you hear two short beeps to conﬁrm you are in programming mode.

Step 2:

Enter 9 6 9 – Using the numeric keypad on your remote,

enter 9 6 9. The mode key will ﬂash red twice to conﬁrm it’s in pairing mode. The AT&T mode key on the Point Anywhere RF Remote Control will ﬂash red and beep twice to conﬁrm activation of RF control.

Step 3:

Press VOLUME UP – Press the VOLUME UP key. The AT&T mode key

will blink red once.

Step 4:

Select the device you wish to use for volume control –

Press the selected mode key of the device you wish to use for volume control. The selected mode key will ﬂash red twice and you will hear two short beeps to indicate the volume control has been successful assigned.

Reassign Channel Lock to another mode, not AT&T mode key

Step 1:

Press the AT&T mode key.

NOTE: If the programming is interrupted or inactive for

more than 10 seconds, the mode key will give a long red ﬂash and you will hear a long beep. This indicates the Point Anywhere RF Remote Control has left the programming mode and returned to normal operation without saving any changes. You will have to start over again.

Assign volume control for AT&T and DVD modes

By default, the volume controls are automatically assigned to control your TV unless an audio device is programmed into the remote control, which then sets the volume keys to control the audio device. The instructions below demonstrate how the volume controls can be set to control the volume and mute function for the device of your choice.

NOTE: This allows you to manually assign volume control to the preferred device.

Step 1:

Press the AT&T mode key.

Step 2:

Enter pairing mode – Press and hold the OK and MENU

keys simultaneously for three seconds until all four mode keys ﬂash red twice and you hear two short beeps to conﬁrm you are in programming mode.

Step 2:

Enter pairing mode – Press and hold the OK and MENU

keys simultaneously for three seconds until all four mode keys ﬂash red twice and you hear two short beeps to conﬁrm you are in programming mode.

Step 3:

Enter 9 7 3 – Using the numeric keypad on

the remote, enter 9 7 3. The AT&T mode key will ﬂash red twice.

Step 4:

Press CHANNEL UP – Press the CHANNEL UP

key. The AT&T mode key will ﬂash red once.

Step 5:

Select the device you wish to use for channel control –

Press the selected mode key of the device you wish to use for channel control. The selected mode key will ﬂash red twice and you will hear two short beeps to indicate the channel control is set.

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