Jasco 24944 User Manual

24944

Universal Remote Instruction Manual

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Table of Contents

Introduction ..................................................................................... 3

Setup .................................................................................................. 3

Battery Installation ...............................................................3

Battery Saver ........................................................................... 3

Code Saver ............................................................................... 3

Code Setup ............................................................................... 3

Button Functions ................................................................... 4

Direct Code Entry................................................................... 6

Code Search ............................................................................. 7

Using Your Remote ...................................................................... 8

Code Identiﬁcation ...............................................................8

Using SHIFT .............................................................................. 9

Sleep Function ......................................................................10

Controlling Devices with Power On and Off ............11

Controlling Combo Devices ............................................11

VCR/DVD/DVR Punch-Through .....................................11

Volume/Mute Control and Punch-Through .............12

All Volume/Mute Control to any one Mode .............12

Setting any Mode for its own Volume/Mute ...........13

Troubleshooting ..........................................................................14

Congratulations on your purchase of the 24944 Universal Remote Control. The 24944 is one of the most easy to use remote controls available today. With the 24944, juggling multiple remote controls is a thing of the past! Your 24944 controls up to four devices, including the most popular brands of TV, VCR, DVD, CBL, and SAT. The 24944 is easy to use, easy to program, and it gives you total control—at the touch of your ﬁngertips!

Note: Some functions from your original remote may not be controlled by this remote. Use the original remote, if available, to control such functions. Sometimes buttons other than described in these instructions may actually perform the function. For example, the CHAN and VOL buttons might be used to navigate through menu choices. We recommend you experiment with the remote to identify if such situations pertain to your equipment.

Setup

Battery Installation

1. On the back of the remote, push down on the tab and lift the cover off.

2. Match the batteries to the + and - marks inside the battery case, then insert 2 AAA Alkaline batteries.

3. Press the battery cover back into place.

Battery Saver

Your remote automatically turns off if the buttons are depressed more than 30 seconds. This will save your batteries should your remote get stuck in a place where the buttons remain depressed (e.g., between the sofa cushions).

Code Saver

You will have up to 10 minutes to change the batteries in your remote without losing codes you have programmed. However, do not press any buttons until batteries are installed in the remote. If buttons are pressed without batteries in the remote, all codes will be lost.

Code Setup

The SETUP button is used to setup the remote. You can either setup the remote using the code tables (on separate sheet), or you can search through the library of codes until you ﬁnd a code that works for your product. Please refer to “ Code Search” on page 7 for more information on using the code search feature to learn how to search through the library of codes for your products. NOTE: You can store any kind of code under any mode (except TV). I.E. you can store a DVR code under the CBL/SAT button, or a Cable code under the DVD/DVR button, etc. However, you can only store TV codes under the TV button.

Button Functions

Some buttons on the remote might have functions that are referred to by different names on the device you are controlling. E.G. PREV.CH may be called RECALL, or ENTER may be called DISPLAY. These differences depend on the brand and model of your product. Also, this remote can only operate features that exist on your product. E.G., your product must have PREV.CH ability for the PREV.CH button to operate this feature.

TV, CBL/SAT, VCR/AUX, DVD

Selects product to be operated.

Red Indicator Lights when any button is pressed.

RECORD, PLAY, STOP, REW, FF,

PAUSE DVR control buttons operate your DVR even when the remote is set to operate the TV. Also operates DVD Scan -/+. Note the VCR buttons

cbl/sat

rewind

record

input

also control DVD when in DVD Mode.

INPUT For some TVs, press repeatedly to select from available viewing sources (antenna, cable box, DVR, etc.).

vol

info

1 2 3

INFO button brings up DVD Display or Control Menu for

4 5 6

Chapter/Track/Title number, Time remaining/elapsed, system information, etc. Also

7 8 9

displays on-screen channel information.

MENU Press and release SHIFT/SETUP then MENU/INFO

to display the Menu on the TV. See “Using SHIFT for Menu and Navigation” description on Page 9 for more information.

DOT: Used to select digitalchannels, e.g., 2.3.

shift

setup

play 

ch/pg

enter

dvd

dvr/aux

pausestop

mute

vol

last

exit

Button Functions, cont.

SETUP Used to setup the remote,

and for code search function.

SHIFT Press and release to access buttons

labeled in reverse print (OK, MENU,

EXIT). See “Using SHIFT for Menu and

ON•OFF Turns

product On or Off.

cbl/sat

rewind

shift

setup

play 

Navigation” description on Page 9

dvd

dvr/aux

for more information.

MUTE Turns off the TV sound while the

picture remains.

OK Selects menu

items for the device

you are controlling.

record

input

vol

info

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

ch/pg

enter

pausestop

mute

vol

last

VOLUME UP/DOWN

Changes the volume

level of the product,

normally the TV.

CHANNEL Up/Down

Changes the channels.

SLEEP enables the remote to

exit

turn off your TV after a period

of 1 to 99 minutes.

EXIT Exits On-Screen Menus

and/or Returns to previous On-

Screen selection.

NUMBERS

Enter numbers for direct channel selection. Some

products require ENTER

to be pressed after

channel selection.

ENTER

For some TV models,

used after direct channel number

entry to immediately

change to the

selected channel.

Note: The REC button must be pressed TWICE to record from your VCR. For some brands of VCRs, you might need to press the REC button once, then press it again for three seconds.

Direct Code Entry

1. Press and hold the SETUP button until the red indicator stays on, then release the SETUP button.

2. Press and release the desired device button (TV, DVR, etc.). The red indicator blinks, then stays lit.

3. Enter the 4 digit code from the code tables (on separate sheet). Note: after a valid code entry, the red indicator turns off. For an invalid code, the red indicator ﬂashes.

4. With your device on, press ON•OFF. If the device turns off, no further programming is required. Note: If some buttons do not operate your equipment, try one of the other codes for your brand.

Write your codes down here for easy reference later.

Device Device stored Code

TV TV DVD CBL/SAT VCR/AUX

Code Search

If your device does not respond after you have tried all the codes for your brand, or if your brand is not listed, try searching for your code by following these steps.

1. Manually turn on the device (TV, DVR, etc.) to be controlled.

2. Press and hold the SETUP button until the red indicator stays on, then release the SETUP button.

3. Press and quickly release the desired device button (TV, DVR, etc.). The red indicator blinks off once.

4. Press the ON•OFF button repeatedly (up to 300 times) until the device to be controlled turns off. The red indicator blinks off with each button press.

5. Press and release ENTER to install the code.

Most users will store VCR codes under the VCR button, Cable codes under CABLE, etc. If (for example) you want to store a VCR code under CABLE, ﬁrst follow the procedure for Direct Code Entry (previous page) and press CABLE in step 2 of Direct Code Entry, then enter ANY VCR code in step 3 of Direct Code Entry. Then follow the steps above for Code Search.

Note: Code Search starts from the currently stored four digit number under that mode. Sometimes the ﬁrst code that “works” with your device may only allow limited functionality (e.g. the MENU button might not work). There may be a code that performs more functions. Continue the code search process until the best code is found.

Using Your Remote

Code Identiﬁcation

The Code Identiﬁcation Feature allows you to identify the four digit library code stored under your device button. For example, if you want to ﬁnd out what four digit code is stored under your TV device button, follow the six steps below:

1. Press and hold the SETUP button until the red indicator stays on. Release the SETUP button.

2. Press and release the desired device button (TV, DVR, etc.). The red indicator blinks, then stays lit.

3. Press and release the SETUP button. The red indicator blinks once and remains lit.

4. To ﬁnd the ﬁrst digit for the code stored under the device button pressed in step 2, press each numeric button from 0-9 in turn. The number that causes the indicator light to blink is the ﬁrst digit in your code.

5. To ﬁnd the second digit, repeat step 4.

6. Repeat step 4 to ﬁnd the third and fourth digit.

Using Your Remote, cont.

Using SHIFT for Menu and Navigation

The SHIFT button allows access to more than one function for certain buttons.

Use the SHIFT/SETUP button prior to accessing the MENU, OK, EXIT and Navigation functions, for example:

For MENU, press and release SHIFT/SETUP then MENU/INFO.

For OK, press and release SHIFT/SETUP then OK/MUTE.

For EXIT, press and release SHIFT/SETUP then PREV.CH/EXIT.

For Up, Down, Left or Right Navigation, press and release SHIFT/SETUP followed by the respective Channel or Volume button.

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