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Topline
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USER GUIDE & CODE BOOK
Universal Remote Control
URC-5550
BASIC FUNCTIONS
ABOUT YOUR Topline 5…
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INSTALLING THE BATTERIES…
4
FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS…
6
LANGUAGE SELECTION…
8
SETTING THE CLOCK…
9
SETTING UP YOUR DEVICES…
Setting Up Your TV…
10
Setting Up Your Other Devices…
11
Searching For Your Code
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Recording Your Codes...
14
REASSIGNING THE DEVICE KEYS…
15
THE SCAN KEY…
16
TELETEXT & FASTEXT…
16
ADVANCED FUNCTIONS
SEQUENCES…
Power Sequence…
17
Installing Other Sequences…
18
Deleting a Sequence…
18
TIMED SEQUENCES…
19
Recording When Your Not Home…
19
Deleting a Timed Sequence…
20
THE SHIFT KEY…
Shifted Functions
20
Sleeptimer…
21
VOLUME LOCK...
23
CHANNEL +/- SIMULATION...
24
CLEAR ALL...
24
TROUBLE SHOOTING...
25
CUSTOMER SERVICE…
Product Support…
26
Key Magic…
27
Telephone Upgrade…
28
SET-UP CODES
Televisions
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Video Recorders
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Satellite Receivers
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Cable Converters
34
Video Accessories
35
CD Players
35
Miscellaneous Audio
35
Home Automation
35
Audio Amplifiers
35
Tuners
35
Table of Contents
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Thank you for purchasing the ONE FOR ALL Topline 5 Home Theater
Universal Remote Control. Your Topline 5 package contains:
• Your Topline 5 remote control
• Your Topline 5 manual
Your User Guide & Codebook is divided into three parts: Basic Functions,
Advanced Functions and Set-Up Codes. You may need this guide again in the
future, so please be sure to keep it.
Your Topline 5 needs four new AAA/LRO3 Akalines batteries.
Your ONE FOR ALL Topline 5 is designed to let you use one remote to
operate 5 Devices: any combination of Television, Videos, Satellites, Cable
Converters, CD Players, Amplifiers and Tuners. This also includes those
devices wich operate over 100kHz. You can choose any combination of 5
devices you would like to operate.
Also, what makes the Topline 5 even more unique is it includes “Timed
Sequences” which allows you to initate a sequence of key presses at a
specific time - a feature which is great for video programming, for example.
The following pages explain in simple steps how to set up the Topline 5 and
customize it for your home entertainment environment.
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About your Topline 5
Your Topline 5 requires four (4) new alkaline AAA/LRO3 batteries. To install
the batteries:
Remove the battery cover by pressing down on the
bottom portion and sliding the cover off.
Match the batteries to the + and - marks inside the
battery case, then insert the batteries.
Slide the battery cover back into place.
Once the batteries are inserted all the segments in the display screen will
show. If the display screen is blank or if the screen reads [BATTERY LO], the
batteries are running low and you must replace them with fresh batteries to
ensure proper functioning. The Topline 5’s internal back-up batteries ensure
that programming information is not lost if the batteries are changed;
however, you will need to reset the clock upon changing batteries.
Installing the Batteries
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FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS
Key Function
The LCD screen guides you through setting up and
operating your home entertainment equipment.
Device Keys
The TV, VCR, SAT, CD and AUX keys select the device to be
controlled. For example, pressing the TV key allows the
remote to control the functions of your Television, after
pressing VCR you can operate your Video, etc. For more
detailed information, please see page 10.
Power
The Power key controls the same function it did on your
original remote. When SHIFT is pressed first, this key is
also used to access the Sleeptimer of your device (see page
20).
Menu
If available on your orginal remote, these directional keys
are used to access the menu function or programming
guides.
During set-up and programming your Topline 5, the up
and down keys are used to scroll through the LCD
screens.
Magic
The MAGIC key is used to set up your Topline 5 and to
access the menu and special features.
Esc
The Esc (Escape) key is used to exit the LCD screen and go
back to normal operation.
Lite
The LITE key is used to turn On and Off the Topline 5’s
backlit keypad and LCD. Press the LITE key once to turn on
the backlight feature. The backlight will stay on for
approximately ten seconds each time a key is pressed. To
deactivate the backlight, press the LITE key again.
Enter
The Enter Key is used to make selections on the LCD
menu. It is also used to make selections in your on-screen
programming menus.
Shift
The Shift key accesses advanced features which are
located under the following keys: POWER, VOL+/-, CH+/-,
MENU+/-, left, right.
Volume +/-, Channel +/-, Mute
These keys operate just as those on your original remote
control. When SHIFT is pressed first, volume and channel
can be used to control color and brightness (see page 20).
Basic Features
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FEATURES AND FUNCTIONS
Key Function
Number Keys
The Number keys (0-9, 10, 20) provide functions just like
your original remote, such as direct access programme
selection. If your original remote uses one/two digit input
switching (-/-- symbol), this function can be obtained by
pressing the -/-- key, which is the same as the 10 key.
If your original remote used an AV key, this can be found
by pressing the 20 key.
Scan
The Scan key allows you to easily browse through the
programmes on your TV, VCR or Satellite. See page 16 for
more details.
A, B
These keys can be used for programming Sequences. See
page 17 for more detail.
Video Recorder Keys
After pressing VCR, these keys operate the functions of
your VCR. To prevent accidental recording, the Record key
must be pressed twice to start recording.
Teletext/Fastext Keys
After pressing the TV key, the top row of VCR keys are
used to operate the main Teletext functions of your
Television. The symbols below the top row of keys are for
Teletext. Of course, your Television must be Teletext
capable. For an explanation of the teletext symbols, please
refer to page 16.
After pressing the TV key, the bottom row of VCR keys
marked red, green, yellow and blue allow you to access
the Fastext functions of your television. Again, your
television must be fastext capable to operate these
functions. For a more detailed explanation of how
Teletext and Fastext work, please refer to the manual of
your Televison.
Also, some devices require you to use the fastext keys to
operate menu control. If so, these keys will function the
same way as on your orginal remote.
Basic Functions
PL
REW
FF
PAU
TV/VCR
SLOW
STOP
REC
(red)
(green)
(yellow)
(blue)
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LANGUAGE SELECTION
It is possible to choose between three languages for the text which is
displayed on the LCD of the Topline 5. You can chose between English,
French and German. The default setting is English. To change the language
selection, follow the procedure below.
Press and hold the MAGIC key until the display screen
changes from [DEVICE and the TIME] to [TIMED SEQ].
Press MENU- twice, the display will change to
[CONFIGURE]. Press ENTER and the display will change to
[TIME SETUP].
Press MENU+ two times and the display will read
[LANGUAGE]. Press ENTER.
The display will read [ENGLISH]. Use the Menu- key to
cycle through the language choices. When you get to the
desired language, press ENTER. The display will return to
the main screen.
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Notes:
- If you make a mistake in your selection, press ESC and repeat the
procedure starting with step number 1.
- When you replace the batteries, the language you have selected will
stay programmed.
MAGIC
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SETTING THE CLOCK
The Topline 5 comes with both a 24hr clock and a 12hr clock. After installing the
batteries for the first time, the Topline 5 will default to the 24hr clock setting. To
set the clock, follow the procedure below. It is also possible during this
procedure to change to a 12hr clock setting, if desired.
Press and hold the MAGIC key until the display screen
changes from [DEVICE and the TIME] to [TIMED SEQ].
Press MENU- twice, the display will change to
[CONFIGURE]. Press ENTER and the display will change to
[TIME SETUP].
Press ENTER. The display will read [24HR CLOCK]. If this is
the setting you want, press ENTER, OR if you wish to
change to a 12hr clock, press MENU- and the display will
read [12HR CLOCK]. Then press ENTER.
The display will change to [TIME] and the first digit in the
clock will blink. Enter the first digit of the time, then the
next digit will blink. Continue entering the time until all
four digits of the clock have been set.
If you are using a 24hr clock, press ENTER. If you are using
a 12hr clock, the AM/PM will blink. Press MENU- to toggle
between AM and PM. Once this is selected, press ENTER.
The display will then change to the day of the week. Use
the MENU- key to cycle through the days until the proper
day is displayed on the screen, then press ENTER. The
display will return to the main screen [DEVICE and the
TIME] showing the selections you have made.
Basic Functions
Notes:
- If you make a mistake in your selection, press ESC, and repeat the
procedure starting with step number 1.
- When you replace the batteries, you will need to set the clock again.
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SETTING UP YOUR TV
To set up the Topline 5 for your television:
Find your Television code in the Set-Up Code section
(starting on page 28). Codes are listed by brand name. The
most popular code is listed first. Make sure your Television
is switched on; any programme is fine.
Press the TV key, then press and hold the MAGIC key
until the display screen changes from [TV and the TIME] to
[TIMED SEQ].
Press MENU- once, the display will change to [CODE
SETUP]. Press ENTER and the display will change to [DEV
SET UP].
Press ENTER and the display will change to [TV].
Enter your three-digit TV code using the number keys,
then press ENTER.
Aim the Topline 5 at your TV and press POWER. Your
Television should turn off. If your TV turns off, press the
ESC key to return to the main screen [TV and the TIME].
If your TV does not turn off, enter the next code in the
list then press ENTER. Press POWER to see if your TV turns
off. Once your TV turns off, you have found the correct
code. Turn your device back on and try all the remote’s
functions to ensure they are working properly. Press the
ESC key to return to the main screen [TV and the TIME].
Write your code in the three boxes on page 14 for easy future reference.
Basic Functions: Setting Up Your Devices
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Her finder du kodern
Admiral 087, 093, 418, 213, 264
Adyson 217, 216
Agazi 264
AGB 516
Agef 087
Aiko 216, 009, 037, 371, 035, 072, 361,
191
Aim 037, 274
Akai 361, 208, 371, 037, 191, 035,
009, 072, 218, 163
Akiba 218, 282, 455, 037
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Notes:
- To control your Television, [TV] must be displayed on the screen. This can
be obtained by pressing the TV key.
- To set up more than one device, before pressing the ESC key during step
6, you can press the next device key you want to program and enter the
code for that device.
- If a code is entered which is not in the memory of the Topline 5, the
display will read [NOT FOUND]
- If your TV does not respond, try every code listed for your brand during
step 6. If none of the codes listed operate your TV, try the Search Method
described on page 13, even if your brand is not listed at all.
MAGIC
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SETTING UP YOUR OTHER DEVICES
To set up the Topline 5 for your other devices:
Find the code for your device in the Set-Up Code section
(starting on page 28). Codes are listed by brand name. The
most popular code is listed first. Make sure your device is
turned on.
Press the Device key on the Topline 5 for the device you
wish to control. Devices can be found under the following
key (for example to set up a Cable Converter you would
press SAT):
LCD
Device Abbreviation Key
Television TV
Video Recorder VCR
Satellite Receiver SAT
Cable Converter CABLE
Video Accessories VID AC
CD Player CD
Miscellaneous Audio MISC AU
Home Automation HOM CT
Amplifier AMP
Tuner TUNER
Then, press and hold the MAGIC key until the display
screen changes to [TIMED SEQ].
Press MENU- once, the display will change to [CODE
SETUP]. Press ENTER and the display will change to [DEV
SET UP].
Basic Functions
Her finder du kodern
Admiral 087, 093, 418, 213, 264
Adyson 217, 216
Agazi 264
AGB 516
Agef 087
Aiko 216, 009, 037, 371, 035, 072, 361,
191
Aim 037, 274
Akai 361, 208, 371, 037, 191, 035,
009, 072, 218, 163
Akiba 218, 282, 455, 037