Philips SRP1003-27 User Manual [en, es, fr]

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SRP1003/27

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1 Your Philips remote control____________^

2 Gettingstarted 6-11

2.1 Battery installation 6

2.2 Code setup 6-10

2.3 Programmingcombodevices 10

2.4 Copy Volume/Mute buttons from anotherdevice 10-11

Buttonfunctions 12-15

3.1 Generalfunctions 12-15

3.2 Dedicated DVD functions 15

3.3 Dedicated Cable/SAT functions 15

Using the remote control 15-17

4.1 Controlling devices requiring separate Power On/Off buttons 15-16

4.2 Controllingcombodevices 16-17

5 Troubleshooting

FCC Compliancy Notice for Canada

18-19

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Notes

When replacing the batteries, all user settings will be retained in the remote control memory for 5 minutes. The remote control automatically turns off if buttons are pressed for more than 30 seconds. This will save your batteries in case the

remote control gets stuck in a place where the buttons remain pressed (e.g., between the sofa cushions). Some buttons on the remote control might have functions that are referred to by different names on the device you are controlling.

E.g., GD may be called Recall, Back,

Previous Program, Previous Channel, Jump or Repeat. These differences depend on the brand and model ofyour device. Also, this remote control can only operate features that exist on your device.

E.g., your device must have Previous Channel ability for the^) button to operate this feature. The Record (0) button must be pressed

twice to record. For some brands of DVR,

you might need to press the Record (0) button once, then press it again for three seconds.

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For an overview of the buttons and their functions refer to chapter 3.

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1 Your Philips remote

control

Congratulations on your purchase ofthis Philips universal remote control. Philips universal remote controls enable you to combine more than one remote control into one or replace a broken or lost remote control.

The remote control is equipped with the most common functions for operating your devices. After setting up the remote control you can operate up to 3 different devices with it: TV, DVD player/recorder (including Blu-ray player) and all common Cable, Satellite, DTV and other set top boxes, such as DirecTV, Comcast, AT&T,Verizon,Time Warner, Scientific Atlanta,Tivo and many more.

You can also operate other devices with the remote control by programming the device code under one ofthe device mode buttons

(except53).

For example: you can program the code for

your DVR under the^t) or^o) button. For this refer to chapter 2.2.2.

Please carefully read this user manual to become familiar with your Philips universal remote control.

To fully benefit from the support that Philips offers, register your product at: www.philips.com/welcome

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2 Getting started

2.1 Battery installation

• Insert 2 AAA type Alkaline batteries, noting the + and configuration in the battery compartment.

2.2 Code setup

The^^ button is used to setup the remote control.

2.2.1 Code search by brand

Lets you search for a code for a specific brand within the code library for a particular manufacturer.

1 Refer to ‘Code Tables’ (at the end of this

chapter) to find the code(s) for your device(s).

2 Turn on the device (TV, Cable box, Satellite

box, etc.) you wish to operate.

3 Press and hold the

(S™;) button until the red light indicator® remains lit, then release the^j^ button.

4 Press and quickly

release the desired mode button

SAT ^^ ^ ^

[cbl) or^jp)).

• The red light

indicator® flashes off once.

5 Press and release the digit button (0-9)

corresponding to the desired brand (refer to ‘Code Tables’ at the end ofthis chapter).

• The red light indicator® flashes off

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Press the CH + button (or Power, ((IT) or PLAY,2) repeatedly until the device changes ' channel.

• The red light indicator® flashes off

with each button press. Press and release the^](5 button to install (store) the code.

• Code search

by brand is

now complete.

Code tables

Curtis-Mathes....

Daewoo..............

Emerson Fisher

.................

......................

Hitachi

................

JVC.....................

......................

Magnavox Mitsubishi Panasonic

............

..........

...........

..........

...

6 Philips

...

4 Proscan

...

6 RCA

...

6 Samsung

...

1 Sanyo

...

5 Sharp

...

5 Sony

...

5 Sylvania

...

3 Toshiba

...

5 Zenith

...

............

.........

...............

.......

............

.............

..............

.........

..........

.............

........

3 1 1 5 5 4 4 6 4 2

DVD / DVD recorder / Blu-ray / DVR

Apex

......................

Curtis-Mathes Daewoo

.................

Denon....................4

Emerson................6

Fisher

....................

........................

Hitachi

...................

JVC........................5

.........................

Magnavox Marantz

.................

Mitsubishi

.........

.............

..............

Panasonic

Philips

Proscan

RCA......................1

Samsung

Sanyo

Sharp.....................4

Sony Sylvania

Toshiba

Yamaha

Zenith

.............

...................

................

...............

....................

......................

................

.................

....................

5 5

4 6 4 4 2

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CABLE

...................

Gemini

.............

General RCA Instrument

Jerrold

..............

Magnavox

Philips..............

.......

.....

4 Pioneer

.....

5 Proscan

......................

Scientific Atlanta. .1

.....

2 Tocom................... .3

.....

6 Zenith

.....

....................

SAT / DTV / DTV-ATSC / WebTV /

HDTV Set Top Box

Philips

.....................

Sharp

.....................

..................

...................

Dish

........................

Echostar

..........

GE....................

Gemini

.............

......

6 Pioneer

.....

1 Primestar

.....

2 Proscan...................1

General RCA

Instrument........

Hitachi..............

Hughes

JVC

..................

Magnavox Panasonic

............

........

.....

6 Samsung

.....

......

6 Sony

......

5 Toshiba

......

3 Zenith

.....

Notes

.................

................

.............

..............

................

.4 .4 .4

...3 ...1 ...6

...1 ...5 ...4 ...4 ...4 ...2

If you don’t find the brand for your device in the table, please use the digit ‘O’. Pressing ‘O’ performs a full library search. When all codes under a brand have been searched for, the red light indicator® flashes rapidly for 3 seconds. Ifyou accidentally overshoot the required code in step 6, press the CH button to backtrack through the library until the device changes channel. Pressing the CH + button changes the search direction to forward again.

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2.2.2 Direct code entry 1 Turn on the device (TV, Cable box, Satellite

box, etc.) you wish to operate.

2 Press and hold the

(S™;) button until the red light indicator® remains lit, then release the55) button.

3 Press and release

the desired mode button ^v~), [cbl) or^D)).

• The red light indicator® flashes, then remains lit.

4 Enter the 4 digit code from the code tables

(on separate sheet).

5 With the device turned on, press several

buttons to test if the device responds.

• Ifthe device responds properly, you have successfully found a valid code for your device.

6 Repeat steps 1 to 4 for other devices you

wish to set up the remote control for.

Write your codes down here for easy reference later.

Device Code TV CBL/SAT DVD/DVR

Notes

After a valid code entry, the red light indicator® turns off.

For an invalid code, the red light

indicator® flashes first, then turns off.

In this case you have to enter Setup

mode again and enter a new code.

Ifsome buttons do not operate your equipment, try one ofthe other codes for your brand.

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Note

You can store any kind of code under any mode (exceptQ^). For example: you can store a DVR code under the^lD button, or a CBL code under the^§) button, etc. However, you can only store TV codes under the^vl button.

Ifyou^Wish to store a DVR code under e.g. the^5 button:

• Follow the procedure for‘Direct code

entry’ (chapter 2.2.2) and press^jt) in step 3.

• Enter any DVR code in step 4.

• Then follow steps S and 6.

2.3 Programming combo devices

For combo devices, in many cases a single code operates both parts ofthe device (e.g.TV and DVD). In other cases you need to set up two codes. For example, ifyou have aTV/DVD combo, you need to set up one code under the^v~) button to control the TV part and a separate code (underthe^it] or^S) button) to control the DVD part.

2.4 Copy Volume/Mute buttons from another device

When setting the remote control up for your devices, the remote control copies the Volume/Mute settings as follows:

• Ifadevicehasitsown Volume/Mute

buttons in the remote control database, then these buttons will be used.

• Ifa device has no Volume/Mute buttons in

the remote control database, the Volume/ Mute buttons (+VOL -^^) of the TV will

be used automatically. You can change which Volume/Mute buttons are used for a device.

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2.4.1 SettingVolume/Mute control

for all devices to any single device

You can set all devices to use theVolume/Mute buttons of a single device without needing to change to that device mode.

1 Press and hold the

(S™!) button until

the red light

indicator® turns

on, then release

the button.

2 Press and hold the

(S® button until

the red light

indicator® flashes,

off, then release

the button.

3 Press and release

the desired device

mode button

SAT

[cbl] or

(^) forVolume/

Mute control, the

red light indicator® flashes then remains

lit.

4 Press and release the^!$ button.

• The red light indicator® turns off.

• The red light indicator® will blink rapidly for three seconds if the device you have selected has no Volume/Mute control.

• All other devices will now use the Volume/Mute buttons ofthe selected device.

5 Press and release the^^S) button.

• The red light indicator® turns off.

• The selected device will now use its own Volume/Mute control.

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3 Button functions

The illustration on page 4 gives an overview of all buttons on the remote control. Try out the buttons you need for operating your devices.

3.1 General functions

Zone 1

INPUT

SETUP..

Red light

Indicator ^)...............Lights up when any

Power ^^^)

For some devices of certain brands, the Power ^!)~)) buttononlyturnsthedevice OFF. In order to turn the device ON, press any ofthe digit buttons or follow the procedure described in chapter 4.1.

Zone 2

.................

........................

Note

Selects available

source inputs (Antenna, Cable, etc.)

Used for setting up

the remote control.

button is pressed.

Turns devices

On/Off.

(Tv~) (Sl) (wd)

Device Mode buttons operated.

Zone 3 (Outer ring)

....................

Select device to be

GUIDE. ..Displays on-screen

program or channel guides.

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................................

Brings up the menu

screen. Use with the A, 4 1 and ► navigation buttons.

INFO

..................................

Displays/selects

on-screen channel information.

EXIT

...................................

Exits menu functions.

A, B, C, D...........................Context sensitive

buttons for cable and satellite boxes. A -Yellow, B - Blue, C - Red, D - Green.

Zone 4 (Inner ring)

.....................................

Confirms your

selection. A (Up), 4 (Down), 1 (Left), ► (Right)

..............

Navigation buttons.

Zone 5

LAST

(2)

VOL

lev

(mote)

VOL + / VOL -....................Increases/decreases

the volume level of

the device, normally

LAST

.....................................

TV.

Selects previous

channel/goes back in

the menu.

MUTE

................................

Tu rns the TV sound

Off/On while the

picture remains.

CH + / CH -

..................

Selects next/previous

channel.

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Zone 6

• (Record), ► (Play),

■ (Stop), 5 (Rewind), 6 (Fast Forward),

; (Pause).............................Control buttons.

Operate DVR,

VCR, DVD,Aux, etc.

Note

The Record (•) button must be pressed

twice to record. For some brands of DVR,

you might need to press the Record (•) button once, then press it again for three seconds.

TP and PA.. ..Select next (A)/

previous (T) page in

various modes

(e.g. ReplayTV

guides and menus

or on-screen guide menus used by some Satellite systems).

..Thumbs Up/Down.

Set your Thumbs ratings.

Zone

CDCD

CDCDCD

(ewte^

Digit buttons... ..Direct channel

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selection. Some devices require ENTER to be pressed after channel selection.

ENTER.. ..Used after direct

channel number selection to immediately change to the selected channel.

■■Selects between one and two-figure channel numbers.

3.2 Dedicated DVD functions

• INPUT ..Activates the DVD player’s

Setup menu.

• CH + / -

.............

Selects next/previous

chapter or track on a disc.

3.3 Dedicated Cable/SAT functions

• INPUT ^ut)) ..SelectsTV or SAT input.

• 4P and P3

•

.......

....................

Select previous/next on

screen guide menu.

Thumbs Up/Down. Setyour

Thumbs ratings.

Using the remote

control

4.1 Controlling devices requiring separate Power On/Off buttons

Some devices (e.g. certain RCA TVs) require separate Power On and Power Off buttons to turn the device ON and OFF. The equivalent button functions can be found on your Philips remote control.

1 Turn ON the

device by pressing the corresponding Mode button

(cbl) or^D))

for more than

1 second.

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Press and release the Power ^D) button to turn OFF the device.

Example

After setting up the remote control to operateyour RCATV,theTV does notturn

ON when you press the Power

№!D) button. In this case the Power ^D) button only turns OFF the TV.

• To turn ON the TV: press the^^

button for more than 1 second.

• To turn OFF the TV: press the Power

^D) button.

Notes

This method can be applied similarly to any device and is available for all device modes.

Note that this feature is not supported

by all codes.

4.2 Controlling combo devices

Some combo devices (e.g.TV/DVR,TV/DVD, DVD/DVR, etc.) have separate buttons on the original remote control to select the part of the combo device to be controlled.

For example, if your combo device is aTV/DVD

then its original remote control might have separate TV and DVD buttons for selection ofthe combo part you wish to operate.The equivalent button functions can be found on your Philips remote control by using the device mode (cbl| or^^) and^^ buttons.

Example forTVIDVD combo, programmed under DVD mode.

1 Set up the remote control for a device (in

this example TV) as described in chapter

2.2.1 ‘Code search by brand’.

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Select TV by

pressing the^y~)

mode button for ,

more than 1 second.

• The remote control sends out the ‘Select TV’ command.

Press and

immediately release

the^") button. Then press and

immediately release

the^5 mode button to select DVD.

• The remote control sends out the ‘Select DVD’ command.

Notes

This method can be applied similarly to all combo devices (TV/DVR,TV/DVD, etc.) and is available for all device modes.

Note that this feature is not supported

by all codes.

5 Troubleshooting

Note

This remote control operates the common features of most but not all models and brands of IR (Infrared) controlled Audio/ Video equipment.This remote control may provide functions that are not available on your equipment.

Setup I cannot enter Setup mode.

Battery level too low or battery lifetime came to an end.

• Replace the batteries. For this refer to

chapter 2.1. After replacing the batteries, test ifthe remote control still operates your devices. If it does not, you have to set up the remote control again. For this refer to chapter 2.

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Operation The remote control does not wake up

anymore.

Battery level too low or battery lifetime came to an end.

• Replace the batteries. For this refer to

chapter 2.1. After replacing the batteries, test ifthe remote control still operates your devices. If it does not, you have to set up the remote control again. For this refer to chapter 2.

The device I want to operate does not respond at all/does not respond to all of

the button commands.

• Check ifthe buttons you press are available on the original remote control ofthe device.

Wrong code selected during setup.

• Set up the remote control again for the device. Ifsome buttons do not operate your equipment, try one ofthe other codes for your brand. For this refer to chapter 2.2.2.

It may be that the buttons that you are trying to use have a different naming on the original remote control.

• Try out all buttons to find the one(s) you need.

Batteries

Will my settings be deleted when I replace the batteries?

No. All user settings will be retained in the remote control memory for 5 minutes.

Warning

(Installed) batteries shall not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine, fire or the like.

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Philips SRP1003-27 User Manual [en, es, fr]

Table of contents

Notes

PHILIPS

2 Getting started

2.1 Battery installation

2.2 Code setup

2.2.1 Code search by brand

Code tables

DVD / DVD recorder / Blu-ray / DVR

Notes

2.2.2 Direct code entry 1 Turn on the device (TV, Cable box, Satellite

Notes

Note

2.3 Programming combo devices

2.4 Copy Volume/Mute buttons from another device

3 Button functions

Red light

Zone 2

Note

Note

3.2 Dedicated DVD functions

3.3 Dedicated Cable/SAT functions

4.1 Controlling devices requiring separate Power On/Off buttons

Example

Notes

4.2 Controlling combo devices

Notes

5 Troubleshooting

Note

Batteries

Warning