Contec RT-U49C User Manual

To program your TV / VCR combination unit...

1. First, program your remote as a TV Following the steps in this section, find a TV Setup

Code that operates the TV functions of your TV / VCR (power, vol +/ – , mute, ch +/ –

0 – 9).

2. Then, program your remote as a VCR Following the steps in Section 6 for code number

programming, enter, lock and test each 3-digit VCR Setup Code until a code is found that operates the VCR functions of your TV / VCR (play, stop, fast-forward, rewind, pause, record).

Note: You can not

use the Point and Press

Programming method to program the VCR functions of the TV / VCR.

If you have a TV that’s operated by remote control, it is recommended that you plug it directly into a wall outlet instead of the cable set-top terminal.

To program your TV...

1. Turn on your TV.

2. Press [TV], then [SELECT]together - hold both buttons down until [TV]illuminates.

3. a. Press and hold [CH+]until your TV turns off.

As soon as your TV turns off, release [CH+]. OR

b. From the TV Setup Code list, locate and enter

a 3-digit code for your brand. If multiple codes are listed, you may have to enter several codes until your TV turns off.

4. Press [MUTE]. If your TV turns back on, press [TV]

to lock in the code. The [TV]button will blink

and go out. If your TV does not turn back on, repeat steps 3

and 4 until you can turn your TV off and on

❶

Write your TV brand & setup code

Refer to section 16 for code number readback.

❶

Note When using the Point and Press

Programming method (step 3a). If you find a code that turns your TV off but not back on (step 4),you may have gone past the correct matching code. Try pressing [CH–]one

press at a time until you find a

code that turns your TV back on.

1. Introduction

Your CheckMate™ IV (Model RT-U49C) universal remote control is simple to program, easy to use, and can operate up to four

(4) devices, which include:

2. Before Getting Started

Some of the special features and buttons on your remote control are as follows:

Point and Press

Programming

Let’s you program your TV, VCR Audio devices without codes. For more information, see sections 5, 6 and 7.

[

ALL

]

Turns all of your devices on / off with one

button press. [ALL]can even be programmed to automatically tune your TV to its correct output channel. For more information, see section 8.

[

Movies], [Sports], [News

]

Program your favorite channels on the “Movies”, “Sports” and “News” buttons. For more information see section 9.

[

VCR / VOD]Toggle

“Toggles” the VCR buttons between cable VideoOn-Demand (VOD) and VCR / DVD functions. For more information, see section 10.

SmartKeys

Program multiple button presses on the [CBL], [TV

]

and [BYPASS]buttons. For more information, see section 15.

[

DEVICE

]

Tells which device you are currently operating by illuminating the device’s power button. While the current device is illuminated, press a nonilluminated power button to operate a different device.

Memory Guard

Eliminates reprogramming after battery changes.

Time Out

Shuts remote off if any button is pressed and held for 45 seconds. This extends battery life in the event the remote becomes lodges under or between heavy objects.

Before you can use your remote control, it must be programmed (set-up) to operate the above devices.

CABLE TV VIDEO AUDIO

Cable set-top terminals Televisions VCR, DVD Cassette deck, CD, receivers, amplifiers, 2

TV, 2ndVCR.

5. Programming Your TV

Reset

Lets you reset your remote to its original default settings. For more information, see section 17.

3. Installing / Replacing Batteries

Install two (2) new “AA” batteries as indicated by the diagram in the battery compartment.

When the illuminated buttons become dim or do not illuminate during use, install two (2) new “AA” size batteries.

Your remote control has Memory Guard

, which

eliminates reprogramming after battery changes.

4. Programming Your Cable Set-Top Terminal

Model RT-U49C is pre-programmed to operate the Scientific-Atlanta Explorer

, Pioneer Voyager

and Pace 510 digital set-top terminals.

To operate a different cable set-top terminal, look up the brand and model in the Cable Setup Code list. If you are not sure of your brand and model, contact your cable company.

To program your cable set-top terminal...

1. Turn on your cable set-top terminal.

2. Press [CBL], then [SELECT]together - hold both buttons down until [CBL]illuminates.

3. From the Cable Setup Code list, locate and enter

the 3-digit code for your brand and model.

4. Press [CBL]to lock in the code. The [CBL

]

button will blink and go out.

Write your cable set-top terminal brand & setup code__________

Refer to section 16 for code number readback.

Cable Setup Codes

Pace

510 digital 004

Philips

digital 017

Pioneer

Voyager 004 BC-4600, BA-6000 008 BA-9000 009 BA-V1000, BA-V2000 010

Tocom

5503VIP, 5507, 5508 011

Zenith

Z-Tac 012 MM2500 013

Oak

Sigma One, P1, P2, P3 014 Sigma 2000

TV Setup Codes

Admiral 058 061 062 067 Adventura 004 Akai 065 Aiwa 135 Amark 007 086 Ampro 112 Amstrad 006 Anam 088 089 093 111 120 125 134 AOC 065 Audio Vox 111 Belcor 041 Bell & Howell 062 Broksonic 011 054 Brokwood 041 Candle 027 052 Centurion 044 051 Citizen 027 052 059 062 Concerto 041 051 Contec 020 Coronado 007 Craig 134 Crown 007 Curtis Mathes 044 061 062 Daewoo 027 039 040 041 042 051 090 091

092 094 101 102 108 114 118 121

123 130 Daytron 041 044 051 Dumont 041 Electro Home 041 051 Elektra 002 Emerson 007 008 011 012 017 054 065 079

108 110 131 Envision 041 051 Fisher 010 028 Funai 004

GE 005 019 027 031 037 041 046 051

053 055 061 070 131

Gibralta 007 025 027 031 041 044 051 059

060 065

Goldstar(LG) 007 027 031 041 044 059 060 065

124 Grundig 059 Hall Mark 041 051 Hitachi 007 027 049 051 083 085 098 100 Inkel 075 JC Penney 005 010 027 037 041 051 065 069

070 JVC 048 077 080 132 Kawasho 041 051 KMC 007 KTV 007 030 059 065 Kurazai 062 Lodgenet 062 Logik 062 Luxman 027 041 051 LXI 006 035 067 Magnavox(Philips)

001 005 007 014 026 027 041 052

068 081 Majestic 062 Marantz 003 065 076 Megatron 086 Memorex 010 031 062 MGA/Mitsubishi 003 027 031 041 044 051 065 076

084 Montgomery Ward

007 037 044 057 058 062 065 067

081 NEC 023 027 031 044 101 Orion 013 017 033 045 047 078 Panasonic 018 019 021 024 053 063 Philco 001 007 027 052 065 081 Philips(Magnavox)

001 005 007 014 026 027 041 052

068 081 Pilot 041 059 097 Pioneer 056 103 Portland 007 027 ProScan 055 061 073 082 112 Proton 031 126 128 Pulsar 041 Quasar 019 Radio Shack 041 Realistic 012 057 079 RCA 022 027 046 053 055 061 065 072

073 082 Sampo 031 044 Samsung 007 016 020 031 044 119 129 Sanyo 002 010 028 104 133 Scott 031 044 079

Motorola (General Instrument)

DCT, CFT 2200 001 CFT2100, CFT2000 002

Jerrold 003

DL4, DP(V), DQN(V), DPBB

Scientific Atlanta

Explorer 004 Explorer(#, *) 015 Explorer(Blue Ridge) 016 Explorer(WorldGate™) 018 8600X 005 8600 006 8540, 70, 90 007

Hitachi 106 Jensen 126 JVC 053 145 Kenwood 045 luxman 110 Marantz 080 114 124 131 NAD 108 120 Onkyo 052 105 118 147 Optimus 040 115 158 Panasonic 104 109 Parasound 155 Philips 089 Pioneer 058 090 081 135 Quasar 104 Radio Shack 012 040 Realistic 079 137 138 Rotel 140 Sansui 114 Sanyo 044 Scientific Atlanta 116 Scott 055 Sharp 082 Sherwood 012 040 Sony 008 020 059 091 Soundesign 048 092 093 094 SSI 134 Taekwang 158 Teac 054 064 Technics 095 104 Victor 053 145 Yamaha 030 133 171 Zenith 048 088 092 093 094

Adcom 139 Aiwa 163 165 Akai 158 Bose 136 163 Carver 073 167 Citation 162 Denon 034 068 102 Everquest 107 Fisher 073 Fosgate Audionics

169 Goldstar(LG) 088 Harman/Kardon 043 169 170 172

Aiwa 153 Akai 157 Audio Access 161 B&K 141 142 Denon 039 Dynamic Bass 087 Fisher 129 Fosgate Audionics 168 Haitai 164 Harman/Kardon 051 168 Inkel 164 JCPenny 143 JVC 056 098 Kenwood 042 129 160 164 Kloss 143 Lexicon 154 Luxman 111 159 Marantz 125 130 NAD 121 Nakamichi 150 Onkyo 066 119 146 Optimus 122 123 157 Philips DCC 026 Pioneer 010 032 099 113 117 Sansui 149 152 166 Sherwood 112 Sony 022 096 Taekwang 157 Teac 127 150 Technics 037 144 148 Technics DCC 026 Toshiba 151 Wards 129 Yamaha 067 100 101 132

2. Compact Disc

7. Programming Your Audio Device

To program your laser disc, compact disc, receiver / amplifier or cassette tape...

1. Turn on your Audio device - cassette deck, CD, receiver, amplifier.

2. Press [AUDIO], then [SELECT]together - hold both

buttons down until [AUDIO]illuminates.

3 a. Press and hold [CH+]until your Audio device

turns off. As soon as your Audio device turns off, release [CH+].

b. From the Audio Setup Code list, locate and

enter a 3-digit code for your brand. If multiple codes are listed, you may have to enter several codes until your Audio device turns off.

4. Press [MUTE

]

If your Audio device turns back on,

press [AUDIO]to lock in the code. The [AUDIO

]

button will blink and go out. If your Audio device dose not turn back on, repeat

steps 3 and 4 until you can turn your Audio device off and on

❶

Write your Audio brand & setup code

To program your 2

TV, 2

VCR, or 2

DVD...

1. Turn on your 2

TV, 2

VCR, or 2ndDVD.

2. Press [AUDIO], then [SELECT]together - hold both

buttons down until [AUDIO] illuminates.

3. Press [TV]to program a 2

TV (or[VIDEO]for 2

VCR). The [AUDIO]and[TV] buttons will blink.

4. a. Press and hold[CH+]until your 2

TV turns

off. As soon as your 2

TV turns off, release

[CH+] OR

b. From the TV Setup Code list, locate and enter

a 3-digit code for your brand. If multiple codes are listed, you may have to enter several codes until your 2

TV turns off.

5. Press [MUTE

]

If your 2ndturns back on, press

[

AUDIO]to lock in the code. The [AUDIO]button

will blink and go out. If your 2

TV does not turn back on, repeat steps

3 and 4 until you can turn your 2

TV off and on❶.

Write your 2

TV brand & setup code .

Refer to section 16 for code number readback.

❶

Note when using the Point and Press™

Programming method (step 4a). If you find a code that turns your Audio device off but not back on (step

4), you may have gone past the correct matching

code. Try pressing [CH–]one

press at a time until

you find a code that turns your Audio device back on.

Audio Setup Codes

1. Laser Disc

3. Receiver / Amplifier

4. Cassette Tape

6. Programming Your Video (VCR / DVD)Device

❶

Note When using the Point and Press™

Programming method (step 3a). If you find a code that turns yourVCR /DVD off but not back on (step 4), you may have gone past the correct matching code. Try pressing [CH–]one

press at a time until you find

a code that turns your VCR / DVD back on.

VCR Setup Codes

To program your VCR or DVD...

1. Turn on your VCR or DVD.

2. Press [VIDEO], then [SELECT]together - hold both

buttons down until [VIDEO]illuminates.

3 a. Press and hold [CH+]until your VCR or DVD

turns off. As soon as your VCR or DVD turns off, release [CH+].

b.From the VCR - DVD Setup Code list, locate

and enter a 3-digit code for your brand. If multiple codes are listed, you may have to enter several codes until your VCR or DVD turns off.

4. Press [MUTE

]

If your VCR or DVD turns back on,

press [VIDEO]to lock in the code. The [VIDEO

]

button will blink and go out. If your VCR or DVD does not turn back on, repeat

steps 3 and 4 until you can turn your VCR or DVD off and on

❶

Write your VCR / DVD brand & setup code

Refer to section 16 for code number readback.

Sears 002 007 010 016 027

028 043 069 Sharp 007 009 023 035 057 064 067 096 Signature 2000 007 044 058 062 067 Sony 032 038 050 066 Soundesign 052 Squareview 006 Supre-Macy 071 Sylvania 001 005 006 026 027 031 044 052

081 108 Symphonic 004 006 Tatung 019 Techwood 027 Teknika 001 007 027 052 062 079 Telerent 007 062 TMK 027 031 Tera 127 Toshiba 016 029 043 069 Totevision 059 Universal 027 070 Vidtech 027 Wards 027 031 White Westinghouse

058 XR-1000 062 Yamaha 027 York 031 044 Zenith 004 015 025 034 036

Admiral 014 056 Adventura 025 Aiwa 025 106 Akai 011 021 051 092 098 103 Audio Dynamics 007 044 Bell & Howell 005 024 Broksonic 009 048 053 064 Canon 008 034 105 Citizen 002 006 028 060 Colortyme 044 Craig 028 030 Curtis Mathes 008 013 034 044 060 Daewoo 006 010 012 057 058 112 114 116 Daytron 055 058 DBX 007 044 Dynatech 025 106 Emerson 002 003 006 008 009 022 033 040

049 051 064 091 101 106 107 109 Fisher 005 015 024 030 052 Funai 025 106 GE 008 027 028 034 041 Go Video 019 043 063 Goldstar(LG) 002 060 Harman/Kardon 044 Hitachi 025 046 059 106 113 Instant Replay 008 017 034 JC Penney 005 008 017 028 034 044 046 JVC 004 005 007 038 026 060 095 102 JCL 008 Kenwood 004 005 007 060 106 Logik 042 Lloyd 025 106 LXI 002 025 106 Magnavox 008 025 034 036 106 Marantz 005 008 036 044 060 Marta 002 Matsui 094 Memorex 002 005 025 030 034 104 106 110 Mitsubishi 023 029 031 047 106 MTC 025 028 106 Montgomery Ward

014 025 027 034 037 062 Multi Tech 025 028 042 106 NEC 004 005 007 044 070 071 Orion 022 049 065 066 067 068 Panasonic 008 013 034 099 Pentax 046 Philco 008 034 036 106 Philips 008 017 034 036 106 Pioneer 004 045 046

Portland 058 ProScan 027 041 Quasar 013 034 Quartz 005 009 RCA 001 008 016 017 027 028 037 041

046 106 Realistic 005 014 025 030 034 106 Samsung 021 028 039 098 108 111 Sansai 042 Sansui 004 093 Sanyo 005 024 114 Sayyo 030 Scott 003 006 031 042 Sears 002 005 015 030 046 Sharp 014 056 Shintom 042 Signature 2000 014 025 027 037 062 Sony 032 035 050 Soundesign 106 Sylvania 008 016 017 025 034 036 047 054

065 073 074 106 Symphonic 025 106 Tandy 005 025 106 Tashiko 002 Tatung 007 Teac 007 025 106 Technics 008 Teknika 002 053 106 Thomas 106 TMK 091 Toshiba 006 015 046 052 096 Totevision 002 028 Unitech 028 Vector Research 031 044 Video Concepts 044 106 Wards 002 014 025 028 060 106 XR-1000 042 Yamaha 005 007 044 106 Zenith 004 018 035 038 061 106

DVD Setup Codes

Denon 076 GE 077 078 Hitachi 117 JVC 079 KLH 118 LG 079 Magnavox 081 082 Mitsubishi 083 Panasonic 084 Pioneer 085 Samsung 086 Sharp 119 Sony 087 Thomson 120 Toshiba 088 Yamaha 089 Zenith 089

Pioneer 013 014 Proscan 029 RCA 029 Sanyo 006 Sony 025 Zenith 006

ADC 085 Akai 017 031 Aiwa 086 Carver 086 Crown 033 Denon 036 Fisher 001 003 Goldstar(LG) 016 Harman/Kardon 041 JVC 063 Kenwood 001 015 028 065 086 Krol 086 Magnavox 002 007 019 038 Mission 086 Mitsubishi 017 070 NAD 024 046 072 Nakamichi 075 077 NEC 018 NSM 086 Onkyo 076 Panasonic 009 035 Philips 007 019 038

Pioneer 009 047 097 Quasar 035 Radio Shack 009 023 028 049 062 RCA 019 038 057 Sanyo 003 032 SAE 086 Scott 023 Sharp 021 028 Sony 050 061 071 Soundesign 004 005 027 060 STS 085 Sylvania 007 Teac 023 Technics 035 042 103 Toshiba 024 Yamaha 074

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