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Table of contents
1 Your Philips remote control
Getting started 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
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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.
For an overview of the buttons and their
functions refer to chapter 3.
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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:
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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
(55) button until
the red light
indicator®
remains lit, then
release the^5)
button.
Press and quickly
release the desired
mode button ^V),
SAT ^^
(cbl) or^/p)).
• The red light
indicator®
flashes off once.
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, or
PLAY,2)
repeatedly until
the device changes ‘
channel.
• The red light indicator® flashes off
with each button press.
Press and release
the^|(^ button to
install (store) the
code.
• Code search
by brand is
now complete.
Code tables
TV
Curtis-Mathes....
Daewoo..............
Emerson
Fisher
.................
GE
......................
Hitachi
................
JVC.....................
LG
......................
Magnavox
Mitsubishi
Panasonic
............
..........
...........
..........
...
6Philips
...
4Proscan
...
6RCA
...
6Samsung
...
1Sanyo
...
5Sharp
...
5Sony
...
5Sylvania
...
3Toshiba
...
5Zenith
...
4
............
.........
...............
.......
............
.............
..............
.........
..........
.............
........
........
........
........
........
........
........
........
........
........
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
....................
GE
........................
Hitachi
...................
JVC........................5
LG
.........................
Magnavox
Marantz
.................
Mitsubishi
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.........
.............
..............
2
Panasonic
6
Philips
4
Proscan
RCA......................1
Samsung
6
Sanyo
1
Sharp.....................4
5
Sony
......................
Sylvania
5
Toshiba
3
Yamaha
3
Zenith
5
.............
...................
................
...............
....................
................
.................
.................
....................
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4
3
1
5
5
4
6
4
4
2
CABLE
GE
...................
Gemini
.............
GeneralRCA
Instrument
Jerrold
..............
Magnavox
Philips..............
.......
.......
.....
4Pioneer
.....
5Proscan
......................
Scientific Atlanta. .1
.....
3
.....
2Tocom................... .3
.....
6Zenith
.....
6
....................
SAT / DTV / DTV-ATSC / WebTV /
HDTV Set Top Box
Dish
........................
Echostar
..........
......
GE....................
Gemini
.............
GeneralRCA
Instrument........
Hitachi..............
Hughes
............
......
JVC
..................
Magnavox
Panasonic
........
........
......
......
Philips
6
6Pioneer
.....
1Primestar
.....
2Proscan...................1
.....................
.....
6Samsung
Sharp
.....
5
6Sony
...................
.....................
5Toshiba
3Zenith
.....
4
...................
Notes
.................
................
..................
................
.............
..............
................
.4
.4
.4
.5
...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.
Press and release
the desired mode
button ^v~), [cbl)
or^D)).
• The red light
indicator®
flashes, then remains lit.
Enter the 4 digit code from the code tables
(on separate sheet).
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.
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.
DeviceCode
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.
2.3Programming 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.
2.4Copy 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.
Press and hold the
(S® button until
the red light
indicator® flashes,
off, then release
the button.
Press and release
the desired device
mode button
SAT
[cbl] or
(^) forVolume/
Mute control, the
red light indicator® flashes then remains
lit.
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.
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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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]
INPUT
SETUP..
Red light
Indicator ^)
Power ^^^).........................Turns devices
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
(Tv~) (Sl) (wd)
Device Mode......................Select device to be
Zone 3 (Outer ring)
........................
Note
..Selects available
source inputs
(Antenna, Cable, etc.)
..Used for setting up
the remote control.
Lights up when any
button is pressed.
On/Off.
operated.buttons
GUIDE...Displays on-screen
program or channel
guides.
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