Radio Shack 7-in-1 Remote Control with Lighted Keypad User Manual

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OWNER’S MANUAL

7-in-1 Remote Control

with Lighted Keypad

Plug ’n Power Compatible

Please read before using this equipment.

Cat. No. 15-1924

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FEATURES

Your RadioShack 7-in-1 Remote Control can re­place u p to se ven inf rared remote controls. You
can use it to control your TV, VCR, cable box, sat­ellite receiver, and even lights and appliances
with Plug ’n Power modules (not included).

The 7-in-1 is preprogrammed with the most com­monly used commands. All you have t o do is tell
it which TV, VCR, or other components’ remote
controls you want to replace (by ent ering 3-digit
codes). The 7-in-1 remot e also lets you teach it
more specialized comm ands from other remot es
and store them in its memory. This lets you oper­ate most of the same functions as the original re­motes.

This manual includes a list of many manufactur­ers’ 3-digit codes for TVs, VCRs, cable convert­ers, CD players, satellite receivers, and other
popular remote-controlled devices.

The 7-in-1 Remote Control’s features include:

Powerful Infrared Beam

— so you can operate
your remote-controlled devices from a greater
distance than with many of the original remote
controls.

Li

hted Keypad

— lights up so yo u can s ee th e

keys even in a dark or dimly lit room.

— lets you set the 7-in-1 to turn off your TV

Timer

after 60 minutes.

Plu

’n Power Functions

— allow you to oper­ate Plug ’n Power mo dules with your 7-in-1 re­mote and an optional IR command console (Ra­dioShack Unlimited No. 10037703) or Plug ’n
Power Wireless Remote Control System (Ra­dioShack Cat. No. 61-2676).

©

1997, 1998 Tandy Corporation.

Plug ’n Power and RadioShack are registered trademarks

X-10 is a registered trademark of X-10 (USA) Inc.

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Convenient Keypad Design

— each key is posi-

tioned for easy operation.

Toll Free Support

— you can get expert help for

your 7-in-1 Remote Control by calling

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4706

You need four AAA batteries (not supplied)

Note:

to power your 7-in-1 Remote Control.

1-800-989-

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CONTENTS

How the 7-in-1 Works ..................................... 5

Preparation ..................................................... 7

Installing Batteries ...................................... 7

Lighting the Keys ........................................ 8

Device Types .............................................. 8

Setting Up Your 7-in-1 ................................ 9

Using Two or More Similar Devices .. 10

Operation ...................................................... 11

Punch-Through ......................................... 11

Using the 7-in-1’s Timer ........................... 12

Plug ’n Power Functions ........................... 12

Entering a Plug ’n Power

House Code .. .................................... 13

Controlling Lights and Appliances

Using an IR Command Console ....... 13

Controlling Lights and Appliances

Using a Control Center Module ......... 15

Setting a Plug ’n Power Timer .......... 16

Teaching Commands to the 7-in-1 ........... 17

Teaching a Command ....................... 18

Clearing All Commands .................... 19

If You Have Problems .................................. 20

Manual Code Search ................................ 20

Determining the 3-Digit Code ............ 21

Troubleshooting ........................................ 22

Manufacturers’ Codes ................................. 23

Audio Amplifiers ....................................... 23

Audio Receivers ....................................... 23

Audio Systems ......................................... 23

Cable Converte r s ................ ......... .......... .. 23

Cassette Player ........................................ 25

CD Players ............................................... 25

Direct-to-Home Satellite Receivers .......... 28

Home Automation ..................................... 28

Laser Disc Players ................................... 28

Satellite Receivers .................................... 28

Televisions .................... ......... ................. .. 29

TV/VCR Combinations ............................. 36

VCRs ........................................................ 36

Care and Maintenance ................................. 43

Specifi c at ion s ............................................... 44

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HOW THE 7-IN-1 WORKS

Your RadioShack 7-in-1 Remote Control was de­signed to control the most commo nly used func­tions on your TV, VCR, cable converter, CD
player, satellite receiver, audio equipment, and
Plug ’n Power devices.

When you set up the 7-in-1 Remot e Control, its
command keys work like the keys on your original
remote controls. For example, the 7-in-1 Remote
Control’s

POWER (All Lt s On)

on your original remote control which might be la­beled POWER ON/OFF.

key works like a key

Ke

SET UP

POWER (All Lts
On),

digit keys,

CHANNEL + (On),
CHANNEL – (Off),
VOLUME + (Brt),
VOLUME – (Dim),
LAST, MUTE (All
Off), DISP

LEARN

TV, VCR, CBL, CD,
AUX1, AUX2, SAT,
Plug ’n Power

SHIFT

SELECT

Function

Used in setting up your
devices.

Lights your keypad for use in
dark or dimly lit rooms.

Operate the same as the cor­responding keys on your origi ­nal remote control.

Used when you teach the 7­in-1 infrared codes from your
original remote controls.

Used when you set up the 7­in-1 to replace your original
remote controls . Al so used
during normal operat ion to te ll
the 7-in-1 which device you
want to control.

Used to store and access
additional learned device
functions, or when you must
enter a key shift to access a
function.

Used for menu selecti ons on
some direct-to -home satellite
systems.

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Key Function

GUIDE

REC, PAUSE,

PLAY, REW,

FF, STOP

TIMER

L1, L2

.

A

B

ENT

Displays the main menu on
direct-to-home satellite sys­tems.

Control VCR functions and
are used to select options and
navigate in your Surround
Sound system, satellite sys­tem, or other similar device.

Used to set the timer to auto­matically switch off the TV
after 60 minutes. Or, to turn
on or off a lamp/a ppliance
module or turn of f all modules
after 1 to 99 minutes in t he
Plug ’n Power mode.

Used with
teach the 7-in-1 infrared com­mands from your or igi nal
remote controls. You can also
use L1 and L2 to add one or
two extra original remote con­trol functions.

Switches between TV and AV
in the TV mode, TV and VCR
in the VCR mode, A and B in
the CBL mode, TV and DSS
in the DSS mode, an d Deck A
and Deck B in the audio
mode.

Lets you ent er information
into the 7-in-1’s memory.

LEARN

when you

Notes:

REC

• Whenever you use

on the remote con­trol, you must press it twice. T his safety fea­ture helps you avoid accidentally recording
over tapes.

• The 7-in-1 Remote Control might not be able
to duplicate some of your original remote
control’s seldom-used functions.

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PREPARATION

INSTALLING BATTERIES

You need four AAA batteries to power your re­mote control. We recommend alkaline batteries,
such as RadioShack Cat. No. 23-558.

Cautions:

• Use only fresh batteries of the required size

and recommended type.

• Do not mix old and new batteries, different

types of batteries (standard, alkaline, or
rechargeable), or rechargeable batteries of
different capacities.

• Do not press an y of the 7-in-1’s keys while

installing batteries.

1. Press the battery compart­ment cover’s tab and lift off
the cover.

2. Install four AAA alkaline bat-

teries as indicated by the
polarity symbols (+ and
marked inside the compart­ment.

3. Replace the cover.

Do not place objects on top of the remote

Note:

control after you have installed the batteries. This
can press keys for an extended period of time and
reduce battery life.

When the 7-in-1 Remote Control’s range de­creases or it stops operating properly, replace the
batteries.

Although the 7 -in-1 has a buil t-in memory

Note:

backup, we recommend y ou have f resh batteries
ready to install as s oon as you remove the old
ones.

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LIGHTING THE KEYS

Press to light the keys on the remote for about
5 seconds. If you press a key when the keys are
lit, the keys stay lit for about 5 more seconds.

To turn off the light before it automatically turns
off, press again.

DEVICE TYPES

You can use the 7-in-1 Remote Control’s device
keys to control the following general types of de­vices:

TV

— TVs

VCR

— VCRs, TV/VCR combinations, laser disc
players, cassette decks and digital audio tape
decks

CBL

— Cable conv erters, satellite receivers and

video accessories

CD

— CD players, amplifiers, tuners, receivers,

and miscellaneous audio products

AUX1/AUX2

— TVs, VCRs, laser dis c players, CD
players, cassette decks, digital audio tape decks,
cable converters, satellite receivers, Plug ’n Pow­er devices, video accessories, am plifiers, tuners,
receivers, and miscellaneous audio products

SAT

— standard and direct-to-home satellite re-

ceivers

Plug ’n Power

— Plug ’n Power or X-10 home

automation devices

Note:

You can also program

AUX1

or

AUX2

or an
unused device key to control additional devices
(see “Using Two or More Similar Devices” on
Page 10).

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SETTING UP YOUR 7-IN-1

1. Refer to “Manufacturers’ Codes” on Page 23
and write down the codes for your original
remote controls.

Notes:

• Some manufacturers have several possi-

ble codes listed. Try each until you find the
right one. See “If You Have Problem s” on
Page 20 if you cannot find the correct
code.

• If you want to set up your 7-in-1 to cont rol

a combination TV/ VCR (such as Cat. No.
16-421 or 16-422), you must program the
TV code for the TV functions

and

the VCR

code for the VCR functions.

2. Hold down

SET U P

until the red light above

turns on.

Note:

To exit the set u p routine at a ny time,

SET UP

press

again. The red light flashes

several times.

3. Press the device key for the type of remote
you are replacing (

Power
Note:

SA T

, or

If you do not press a device key within

TV, VCR, CBL, CD

).

Plug ’n

,

about 15 seconds, the red light flashes for
about 3 secon ds then turns off. Start again
from Step 2.

4. Enter the 3-digit code.
For example, to replace a TV’s remote con-

trol (manufacturer’s code 185), press:

SET UP – TV – 1– 8 – 5

When the red light turns off, the 7-in-1 has
accepted the code.

Note:

If the code you entered i s invalid, the
red light flashes for about 3 seconds then
turns off.

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5. Point the 7-in-1 Remote Control at your
device and press

CHANNEL + (On)

for some cable boxes). Your

POWER (All Lts On)

(or

device should turn off (or on, if it was off).
If the remote does not operate your dev ice,

try the other codes listed in “Manu facturers’
Codes” on Page 23 for your brand of TV,
VCR, cable converter, or other device.

6. Repeat Steps 2–5 for additional devices.

Using Two or More Similar Devices

If you have two or more similar devices (two
VCRs for example) and you have already pro­grammed the 7-in-1 to control one of the dev ices
using that device key, you can program the
and

device keys or an unused device key to

AUX2

control the additional device.

AUX1

Follow these steps to program

AUX1

or

AUX2

.

1. Repeat Step 1 and 2 under “Setting Up Your
7-in-1” on Page 9.

2. Press

AUX1

or

AUX2

.

3. If you are replacing a CD’s remote control,
skip to Step 4. Otherwise, press the device
key for the type of rem ote you are replacin g
(

VCR, CBL, TV, CD

If you do not press a device key within

Note:

,

Plu

’n Power

, or

SAT

.

about 15 seconds, the red light flashes for
about 3 seconds then turns off. Start again
from Step 1.

4. Repeat Steps 4–6 under “Setting Up Your 7­in-1” on Page 9.

To program an unused d evice key to control an
additional device, choose an unused device key
that controls a similar type of device (see “Device
Types” on Page 8), then program it using the
steps in “Setting Up Your 7-in-1” on Page 9.

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OPERATION

1. Press the device key for the device you want
to control, then point the 7 -in-1 at the device
and press

+ (On)

POWER (Al l Lts O n)

for some cable converters) to turn the

device on.

2. Repeat Step 1 for al l o ther devices yo u wa nt
to operate.

3. Point the 7-in-1 toward the device you want
to control, then press the appropriate device
key and the desired command keys.

The command keys on the 7-in-1 work

Note:

the same as the keys on the original remote
control; however, the labeling might differ
slightly.

4. To turn off the last device you selected , press

POWER (All Lts On)

. To turn off other devices,
press the device key f or the device you want
to turn off, then press

POWER (All Lts On)

(or

CHANNEL

.

PUNCH-THROUGH

The punch-through feature lets you alternately
control two different devices without pressing the
device keys for each one. Here’s how it works.

Not all of the 7-in-1 Remote Control’s keys are
used by every device. For example, a TV is often
the only device that uses the volume keys . After
you press
the volum e control to con trol t h e TV .

Punch-through does not work when you are using
the 7-in-1 to control CD players and Plug ’n Power
devices.

Notes:

• The punc h-through feature might not work if
the last two devices you selected have the
same (or similar) features. For example,
most TVs and some cable converters have
channel select keys on their remote controls.

, then press

TV

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In this case, you must press the desired
device key before you use the rem ote con­trol’s

CHANNEL + (On)

or

CHANNEL – (Off)

keys.

• If you selected
punch-through

TV, VCR

not programmed

AUX1

AUX1

or

, or

or

, you can

AUX2

if you have

CBL

as a TV,

AUX2

VCR, or CBL device.

USING THE 7-IN-1’S TIMER

This feature lets you set your 7-in-1 to turn off
your TV after 60 minutes.

1. Press

TIMER

2. Within 15 seconds, press
The red light blinks once.

If you do not press

Note:

onds, the red light does not blink. Start again
from Step 1.

3. Leave the 7-in-1 pointing at th e TV’s inf rared
sensor. Make sure there is nothing blocking
the line of sight betwe en the 7-in-1 and the
TV.

To cancel the timer, hold down
light blinks once, or press

(All Lts On)

.

on the 7-in-1.

TV

on the 7-in-1.

ENT

within 15 sec-

ENT

until the red

TIMER

then press

POWER

PLUG ’N POWER FUNCTIONS

The Plug ’n Power feature a llows you to control
lights and appliances with an optional IR com­mand console (RadioShack Unlimited No.

10037703) or Plug ’n Power Wireless Remote
Control System (Cat. No. 61-2676). You also
need Plug ’n Power light modu les and appliance
modules (available through your local Ra­dioShack store) to use this feature.

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Entering a Plug ’n Power House Code

Your IR Command Console or Plug ’n Power
Wireless Remote Control System uses a mas ter
code called a

house code

Console’s or Plug ‘n Power Wireless Remote
Control System’s Owner’s Manual for more infor­mation).

(see your IR Command

1. Press

Plug ’n Power

on the 7-in-1 Remote

Control.

2. Hold down

SET UP

on the 7-in-1 until th e red

light above turns on.

3. Use the 7-in-1’s number keys to enter the
numbers equivalent to the house code’s let-

1

ters (

for A, 2 for B, 3 for C, and so on).

For example, if the house code is C, press

4. Press

ENT

on the 7-in-1.

3

When the red light turns off, the 7-in-1 has
accepted the code.

If the code you entered i s invalid, the

Note:

red light flashes for about 3 seconds then
turns off. Start again from Step 1.

Controlling Lights and Appliances Using
an IR Command Console

Follow these steps to control Plug ’n Power mod­ules with your 7-in-1 using an IR command c on­sole.

1. Position the IR command console within the
7-in-1’s line of sight.

2. Plug the IR command console’s power cord
into any standard AC outlet.

.

3. Set the house code dial on top of the IR com­mand console to the same letter as your
Plug ’n Power modules.

4. Set the selector switch on the IR command
console for the group of modules you want to
control (1–4 or 5–8).

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5. Hold down

SET UP

on the 7-in-1 until the red

light above turns on.

6. Press

Plu

’n Po wer

, then enter

0 – 1 – 4

on

the 7-in-1. The red light turns off.

7. Press

Plu

’n Power

on the 7-in-1.

8. To turn on all light and appliance modules set
to the same house code as the IR command
console, press

POWER (All Lts On)

on the 7­in-1, or ALL LIGHTS ON on the IR command
console.

To turn off all light and appliance modules set
to the same house code as the IR command
console, press

MUTE (All Off)

on the 7-in-1,
or ALL UNITS OFF on the IR com man d con­sole.

9. To turn specific lights and appliances on or
off using the 7-in-1 Remote Control, press
the digit key (

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7

module you want to cont rol. Then press
or

Off (CHANNEL + (On)

or

, or 8) for the

On

CHANNEL – (Off)

To control specific lights and appliances
directly from the IR command console, set
the console’s selector to the number of the
module you want to control (

1–4

or

5–8

press the button on the console that corre­sponds to the number of the module you
want to control (1/5, 2/6, 3/7, 4/8), then press
ON on the IR command console.

).

),

10. To brighten or dim lights co nnected to lamp
and appliance modules, press the digit key
for the module you want to control. Then
hold down

on the 7-in-1. Release the key when

(Dim)

VOLUME + (Brt)

or

VOLUME –

the desired level of brightness is reached.

You must select the individual light to

Note:

brighten or dim even if you used

Lts On)

on the 7-in-1 to turn on all the lights

POWER (All

at the same time.

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Controlling Lights and Appliances Using
a Control Center Module

Follow these steps to control Plug ’n Power mod­ules with your 7-in-1 using your Plug ’n Power
Wireless Remote Control Syst em’s control center
module.

1. Plug the cont rol center m odule’s po wer cord
into any standard AC outlet.

2. Set the house code dial on top of the control
center module to the same letter as your
Plug ’n Power modules.

3. Set the unit selector switch on the control
center module for t he group of modu les you
want to control (1–8 or 9–16).

If the 7-in-1’s Plug ’n Power code is

Note:

already set to
Steps 4 and 5.

0 – 1 – 3

(the default), skip

4. Hold down

SET UP

on the 7-in-1 until th e red

light above turns on.

5. Press

Plug ’n Power

then enter

0 – 1 – 3

on

the 7-in-1. The red light turns off.

6. On the 7-in-1, enter the house code that
matches your control center mod ule’s house
code (see Step 3 under “Entering a Plug ’n
Power House Code” on Page 1 3).

7. To turn on all light and appliance modules set
to the same house code as the control center
module, press

POWER (All Lts On)

on the 7-

in-1.
To turn off all light and appliance modules set

to the same house code as the control center
module, press

MUTE (All Off)

on the 7-in-1.

8. To turn specific lights and appliances on or
off, press the digit key (1–16) for the module
you want to control. Then press

CHANNEL + (On)

(

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CHANNEL – (Off)

or

On

or

).

Off

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9. To brighten or di m lights connected to lamp
and appliance modules, press the digit key
for the module you want to control. Then
hold down

on the 7-in-1. Release the key when

(Dim)

VOLUME + (Brt)

or

VOLUME –

the desired level of brightness is reached.

You must select the individual light to

Note:

brighten or dim even if you used

Lts On)

on the 7-in-1 to turn on all the lights

POWER (All

at the same time.

Setting a Plug ’n Power Timer

You can set the 7-in-1 Remote Control to turn on
or off a lamp/appliance module you select or turn
off all modules after a period of 1 to 99 minutes.
This works with an optional IR command console
or Plug ’n Power Wireless Remote Control Sys ­tem.

When you use the 7-in-1 to control all mod-

Note:

ules at one time, the only command that works is

.

All Off

1. Press

Plu

2. Hold down

’n Power

TIMER

on the 7-in-1.

on the 7-in-1 until the red

light above stays on.

Skip Step 3 if you are turning all m od-

Note:

ules off using the

All Off

command.

3. To turn on or off a specific module using the
7-in-1 Remote Control, p re ss the digit keys
to enter the module’s device code. The red
light blin ks on c e.

4. Press

On (CHANNEL + (On)

to turn on),

Off (CHANNEL – (Off)

module to turn off), or

(to set a module

(to set a

MUTE (A ll Off)

(to set

all modules to turn off.
When the red light blinks once, the 7-in-1

has accepted the code.

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If the code you entered i s invalid, the

Note:

red light flashes for about 3 seconds.

5. Use the 7-in-1’s number keys to enter the
time you want to set. For example, if you

1–5

want to enter 15 minutes, press
When the red light blinks once, the 7-in-1

has accepted the code.

If the time you entered is invalid, the

Note:

red light flashes for about 3 seconds. Start
again from Step 1.

ENT

6. Press
off.

on the 7-in-1. The red light turns

.

To cancel the timer, p ress
7-in-1, then hold down
blinks.

TIMER

Plug ’n Power

until the red light

on the

T EACHING COMMANDS TO THE
7-IN-1

You can teach infrared commands from one or
more original remote controls to your 7-in-1 Re­mote Control, storing each command in one of
the 7-in-1’s keys. This is handy if a prepro­grammed manufacturers’ code you selected does
not control all of your device’s functions, or if none
of the manufacturers’ codes work for your device.

You can teach the functions of as m any as 3 orig­inal remote controls, with as many as 50 keys
each, to the 7-in-1.

Notes:

• Depending on how c ommands are stored in
your original remote control, you might not
be able to store all of the remote control’s
commands into your 7-in-1.

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• You can store a command into any of t he 7­in-1’s keys except

,

Power

SHIFT, ENT

TV, VCR, CBL, CD, AUX1, AUX2, SAT

, and

TIMER

SET UP, LEARN

.

,

Plu

• You can store a com m and in on e of t he 7 - in­1’s keys where you have to press

SHIFT

the key to activate the command. This lets
you store more commands.

Te aching a Command

’n

,

then

Important:

Make sure there are fresh batteries in
both the 7-in-1 and the original remote control be­fore following the steps in this section.

Program only one or two of your original re-

Hint:

mote control’s commands into the 7-in-1 at a time
using the steps in this section, then try those com­mands before programming more commands.

Follow these steps to teach a command from an­other remote control to one of your 7-in-1’s keys.

1. If this is the first time you are teaching a
command to your 7-in-1, follow the steps in
“Clearing All Commands” on Page 19.

2. Position the 7-in-1 and the original remote
control about 1 or 2 inches apart, so the 7-in­1’s infrared eye is pointing at the original
remote control’s infrared eye. Make sure
there is nothing blocking the line of sight
between the two.

3. Hold down

SET UP

on the 7-in-1 until the red

light above turns on.

4. Press the device key on the 7-in-1 for the
device you want to control. The red light
blinks.

5. Press

LEARN

on the 7-in-1.

6. Within 15 seconds, press the key on the 7-in­1 that you want to program. For example, if
you want to program the PLAY command

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from a VCR’s original remot e control, press

on the 7-in-1.

PLAY

If the key you want to program is already
used for another command, press

SHIFT

before pressing the key. For example, to
store the command SHIFT-PLAY, press

SHIFT

then

on the 7-in-1.

PLAY

7. On the original remote control, hold down the
key that you want your 7-in-1 to learn until
the red light on the 7-in-1 blinks once.

If the command wa s not programmed

Note:

properly, the red light blinks for about 3 sec­onds then turns off. If this happens, repeat
Steps 4–7.

8. Repeat Steps 1–7 to store more commands.

9. When you finish, press

on the 7-in-1 to

ENT

save all stored commands.

If you do not press a key within 15 seconds,

Note:

the red light blinks for about 3 seconds then turns
off. Begin again from Step 1.

Clearing All Commands

1. Hold down

SET UP

light above turns on.

2. Press the device key on the 7-in-1 for which
you want to clear all commands. The red
light blinks once.

3. Press

LEARN

light flashes for a few seconds.

4. Press

SET UP

onds, the red light flashes then turns off.

on the 7-in-1 until th e red

on the 7-in-1 twice. The red

on the 7-in-1. After a few sec-

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IF Y OU HAVE PROBLEMS

MANUAL CODE SEARCH

If the 7-in-1 Remote Control does not operate
your remote-controlled devices when you first set
it up, you might have to ma nually find the correct
code for your devices. You can try a ll the codes
listed in “Manufacturers’ Codes” o n Page 23 for
the brand of your device, or you can foll ow t hese
steps to search the 7-in-1’s entire library.

1. Manually turn on the device you want to set
up.

2. Hold down

SET UP

on the 7-in-1 until the red

light above turns on.

3. Press the corresponding devi ce key on your
7-in-1 Remote Control (

TV, VCR, CBL, CD

and so on). Or, to search all the codes avail­able to
press

AUX1

AUX1

or

or

AUX2

to control a device,

AUX2

then the corresponding

device key. The red light blinks once.

4. Aim the 7-in-1 Remote Control at the device
you want to operate.

5. Repeatedly press On (

, or

PLAY

POWER (All Lts On)

CHANNEL + (On),

until the device

responds to the command.

6. When the device re sponds to the c ommand,
press

within 5 seconds to save the

ENT

code.

Notes:

• If you accidentally overshoot the correct

code, repeatedly press
(

CHANNEL + (On), PLAY

on the 7-in-1 to move back through

On)

, or

then

LAST

POWER (All Lts

On

the codes until the device respo nds t o the
command.

,

• If you do not press

ENT

the 7-in-1 does not save the code.

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• Because the 7-in-1’s library has s o many
codes, this procedure can take several
minutes.

• If your device turns off d uring the search,
but does not operate after you lock in the
code, begin the search again, pausing
longer between key presses.

If necessary, repeat these steps for each device.

Determining the 3-Digit Code

After you set up your 7-in-1 Remote Control using
manual code s earch, you can find which 3-digi t
code the 7-in-1 Remote Control is set to by follow­ing these steps.

1. Hold down

SET U P

until the red light above

turns on.

2. Press the device key you want to get the
manufacturer’s code from. The red light
blinks once then stays on.

3. Press

SET UP

. The red light blinks once then

stays on.

4. Press 0 – 1 – 2 – 3 – 4 – 5 – 6 – 7 – 8 – 9, wait­ing a few seconds after you press each num­ber before you press the next one.

If the red light blinks after you press a num­ber, that number is the fi rst number of your 3­digit manufacturer’s code.

5. Repeat Step 4 twice to find the second and
third numbers of y our 3-digit manufacturer ’s
code. After the red light blinks for the third
digit in the code, it turns off.

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TROUBLESHOOTING

If the 7-in-1 Remote Control stops working a fter
you have successfully tested the control for each
device, or if you are unable to get the remote con­trol to work at all, check these things:

• Be sure you press the device key for the
device you want to control before you press
any other key.

• Confirm that your remote control de vices are
working properly by using the original remote
control or the manual controls.

• Replace the batteries.

• If some of the keys do not function for your
device, you might be able to find a better
device code.

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MANUFACTURERS’ CODES

The following list tells you which 3-digit codes to
enter to set up the 7-in-1 Remote Control.

Notes:

• The 7-in-1 Remote Control might not have

every command of your original remote c on­trols.

• A key on the 7-in-1 Remote Con trol that has

the same name as a key on your original
remote control might have a s lightly different
function.

RadioShack

Manufacturer Code(s)

AUDIO AMPLIFIERS

Optimus 106 31-3034

Sherwood 079

AUDIO RECEIVERS

JVC 143
Optimus 107 31-3034

Technics 144

AUDIO SYSTEMS

Optimus 020 13-1283

101 13-1277
102 13-1294

Venturer 098

CABLE CONVERTERS

ABC 014, 01 5, 016 , 01 7,

018, 01 9, 020
Antronix 021, 022
Archer 0 2 1, 02 2, 02 3, 02 4
Cabletenna 021
Cableview 021

Cat. No.

31-3035
31-3036
31-3037
31-3038

31-3035
31-3036
31-3037
31-3038

13-1284
13-1293

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RadioShack

Manufacturer Code(s)

Cat. No.

CABLE CONVERTERS (Continued)

Century 024
Citizen 024
Colour Voice 025, 026
Comtronics 027, 028
Contec 029
Eastern 030
Garrard 024
GC Electronics 022
Gemini 031, 03 2
General Instrument 016
Hamlin 033, 034, 035
Hitachi 016
Hytex 015
Jasco 024
Jerrold 014, 016 , 01 7, 0 18,

Magnavox 038
Memorex 039
Movie Time 015, 040
NSC 015, 04 0
Oak 015, 029, 042
Panasonic 013, 061, 064
Paragon 039
Philips 024, 025 , 02 6, 0 32,

Pioneer 046, 047
Pulsar 039
RadioShack 058 15-1288
RCA 013, 06 0
Realistic 022 15-1283
Regal 035
Regency 030
Rembrandt 016
Runco 039
Samsung 0 27, 047

020, 031, 03 7, 0 62,
063

038, 04 3, 044, 04 5

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RadioShack

Manufacturer Code(s)

Cat. No.

CABLE CONVERTERS (Continued)

Scien tifi c Atlanta 019, 04 9, 050 , 05 1,

Signal 027, 031
Signature 016
St. Marx 027
Sprucer 013
Standard

Components
Starc om 0 14, 020, 03 1
Stargate 027, 031
Starquest 031
Star Trak 069
Tandy 053
Teleview 027
Texscan 052
Tocom 017, 054
Toshiba 039
Tusa 031
TV86 040
Unika 021, 022, 02 4
United Artists 015
United Cable 014
Univer sal 021, 022, 023 , 02 4,

Video way 057
View star 028, 038, 0 40, 053,

Zenith 039

066, 067

052

055

056

CASSETTE PLAYER

Optimus 104, 10 5 31-3034

31-3035
31-3036
31-3037
31-3038

CD PLA YERS

ADC 013
Adcom 014, 067
Aiwa 015, 016
Akai 06 8, 09 0

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Manufacturer Code(s)

CD PLAYERS (Continued)

Audio Alchemy 017
Audio Technica 018
BSR 017
California Audio Labs 069
Capetronic 022
Carrera 017
Carver 019, 020, 021
Casio 070
Curti s Ma t h es 070
Denon 023, 024
Emerson 014, 025, 026
Fisher 020, 027 , 02 8, 0 29,

030, 07 1
GE 078
Genexxa 025, 026, 031, 072
Goldstar 032, 073
Harmon Kardon 033
Hitachi 031
Inkel 034
JC Penney 043, 070
JVC 035
Kenwood 027, 036, 037, 0 38,

080, 08 1
Krell 0 19
Kyocera 013
Luxman 039, 040, 082, 0 83,

091
LXI 025, 070
Magnavox 019, 084
Marantz 019, 041, 04 2, 085
MCS 043, 070
MGA 044
Mission 019
Mitsubishi 044, 045
NAD 074, 09 2
Nakamichi 046, 047
NEC 043
Nikko 018, 026, 029

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RadioShack

Manufacturer Code(s)

Cat. No.

CD PLA YERS (Co ntinued)

NSM 019
Onkyo 048, 04 9, 07 5
Optimus 025 42-5061

052 42-5071
100 42-5044

104 42-5060

017, 02 0, 021 , 03 1,

037, 05 0, 051, 053
Panaso nic 069, 08 6, 09 3
Philips 0 1 9, 08 4
Pioneer 031, 054, 055, 07 2
Proton 019
Quasar 069
RCA 014, 020, 0 25, 056,

RCA Digital Video
Disc

Realis tic 014, 020, 0 22, 026,

Rotel 019
SAE 019
Samsung 094
Sansu i 019, 025, 057 , 07 6,

Sanyo 020, 058, 071 , 08 8,

Scott 0 1 4, 02 5, 02 6
Sears 0 2 5, 03 7, 042, 070
Sharp 037, 04 2
Sherwo od 0 3 4, 04 2, 05 1, 05 9
Shure 043
Sony 0 6 0, 06 1
STS 013
Sylvan ia 019

076

096

031, 04 2, 050

025 42-5061

052 42-5071

087

095

42-5045

42-5062
42-5063

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RadioShack

Manufacturer Code(s)

Cat. No.

CD PLAYERS (Continued)

Symphonic 062
TEAC 029, 042, 05 2, 0 62,

Technics 069, 086, 089
Theta Digital 084
Toshiba 074
Vector Research 017, 032
Victor 035
Yamaha 018, 065, 066, 077

063, 06 4

DIRECT-TO-HOME SATELLITE RECEIVERS

Echosphere 071
Echostar 071
Dish Network 071
Hughes Satellite 075
Optimus 076 16-2575
Panasonic 069, 072
Primestar 070
RCA 065
Sony 066
Star Sight Cable

Services
Toshiba 0 67, 068, 074
Uniden 076

073

HOME AUTOMATION

GE Homeminder 015
Home Automation

(For IR Command
Console)

X-10 (NEC) (For RF
Transceiver Console)

014

013

LASER DISC PLAYERS

Pioneer 093
Proscan 146
RCA 146

SATELLITE RECEIVERS

Amplica 028
Birdview 029
Channel Master 030, 031, 032

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Manufacturer Code(s)

SA TELLITE RECEIVERS (Continued)

Chaparral 013, 014, 033
Cheyenne 014
Drake 015, 016, 038 , 03 9,

040
DX Antenna 021, 035
Echost ar 0 41, 042, 04 3
Fujitsu 04 4, 04 5
Genera l Ins tr u m en t s 017, 01 8, 019, 046
Janeil 049
Jerrold 0 50
Kenwood 051
Luxor 052
Macom State 053
Norstat 054
Realistic 020, 056, 057
Scientific Atlanta 060
Sierra I, II, III 01 4
Star Trak 061
STS 02 1, 022, 023, 02 4
Super Guide 062
Toshiba 025
Uniden 026, 064
Video Cipher II 027

TELEVISIONS

Abex 185
Acme 003
ADA 030
ADC 004, 097
Admiral 014, 186
Adventura 187
Aiko 029
Alleron 059
Amtron 051
Akai 015
Amstrad 202
Anam National 016, 051, 055, 205,

206, 207

RadioShack

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Manufacturer Code(s)

TELEVISIONS (Continued)

AOC 017, 018, 020, 022 ,

027, 18 8, 208
Audiov ox 051
Belcor 017
Bell & Ho well 014, 062, 096
Bradford 051
Brokwood 017
Candle 017, 02 1, 022, 18 7
Capehart 188
Celebrity 015
Centurion 022
Cetronic 055
Citizen 017, 021, 02 2, 0 29,

051, 05 5, 084, 1 18,

184, 18 7, 190
Clairtone 027
Classic 055
Colortyme 017, 022, 023, 213
Concerto 017, 022
Contec/ Cony 0 24, 026, 027, 0 51,

055, 18 4
Craig 051, 055
Crown 051, 055, 184
Curtis Mathes 013, 017, 02 2, 0 28,

062, 08 4, 118, 184
CXC 051, 05 5
Daewoo 017, 018 , 02 2, 029 ,

030, 031, 05 5, 0 98,

139, 14 0, 184
Daytron 017, 022, 184
Dimens ia 013
Dumont 017, 134
Dynasty 055
Dynatech 191
Electroband 015, 027
Electr ohome 016, 017, 01 8, 0 22,

035
Emerson 017, 022 , 02 7, 0 36,

037, 038, 03 9, 0 40,

043, 044, 04 5, 0 46,

RadioShack

Cat. No.

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Manufacturer Code(s)

TELEVISIONS (Continued)

Emerson (continued) 047, 048, 049, 050,

051, 05 2, 053 , 05 4,
055, 05 6, 057 , 05 8,
059, 06 2, 136 , 13 7,
176, 18 4, 190 , 19 2,

210
Envision 0 1 7, 02 2
Fisher 026, 06 2, 06 4, 19 3
Fujitso 0 5 9
Funai 05 1, 05 5, 05 9
Futuretec 051, 055
GE 013, 016, 0 17, 022,

035, 06 5, 067 , 06 8,

100, 17 6, 177 , 17 9,

180, 19 4
Gibralter 017, 134
Goldst ar 017, 018, 0 22, 069,

070, 07 1,168, 1 69,

184, 18 5
Grundy 051, 05 9, 184
Hallmark 017, 022
Harvard 051
Hitach i 017, 022, 024 , 02 6,

072, 07 3, 074 , 10 0,

150, 15 1, 152 , 15 3,

154, 15 5, 156 , 15 7,

158, 15 9, 160 , 16 1,

163, 184, 192, 211,

212
IMA 051
Infinity 075
Janeil 187
JBL 075
JCB 015
JC Penney 013, 017, 018 , 02 1,

022, 03 5, 065 , 06 7,

071, 07 6, 077 , 08 4,

100, 1 18, 141, 184,

185, 19 4, 214
Jensen 017, 022
JVC 024, 02 6, 067 , 07 3,

078, 07 9, 080 , 10 2,

171, 17 2, 184, 195

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Manufacturer Code(s)

TELEVISIONS (Continued)

Kawasho 015, 017, 022
KaypanI 188
KEC 055
Kenwood 017, 022
Kloss Novabeam 081, 082, 187
KTV 027, 051, 05 5, 083 ,

184, 19 0
Lodgenet 096
Loewe 075
Logik 096
Luxman 017, 022
LXI 0 13, 022, 06 2, 0 75,

084, 19 4
Megatron 022, 072
Magnavox 017, 021, 022, 075,

081, 082, 08 7, 0 88,

089, 090, 10 1, 1 02,

143, 14 5, 146, 19 7
Majestic 096
Marantz 017, 022, 07 5, 091
Matsui 075
MEI 027
Memore x 014, 018, 02 2, 0 62,

096
MGA 0 17, 018, 02 2, 0 35,

059, 06 4, 092,
Midlan d 067, 134, 184, 185,

194
Minutz 065
Mitsub ishi 017, 018, 022, 0 35,

059, 064, 09 2, 0 94,

102, 13 8
Montgo mery War d 013, 014, 01 7, 0 18,

022, 037, 04 6, 0 59,

065, 075, 08 1, 0 82,

087, 088, 08 9, 0 96,

100, 101, 10 8, 1 32,

133, 19 7
Motorola 016, 186
MTC 017, 018, 022, 0 27,

084, 118, 191
Multitech 051, 191

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RadioShack

Manufacturer Code(s)

TELEVISIONS (Continued)

Multivision 097
NAD 022, 08 4, 198
NEC 016, 017, 0 18, 022,

098, 10 2, 108, 213
Nikei 055
Nikko 022, 029
NTC 029
Onking 055
Onwa 051, 055
Optimus 183

198 31-3031
Optonica 108, 186
Orion 048
Panaso nic 016, 06 7, 07 5, 183
Philc o 016, 017, 018 , 02 1,

022, 07 5, 081,0 82,

087, 08 8, 090 , 18 4,

197
Philip s 016 , 01 7, 0 19, 02 1,

022, 07 5, 081 , 08 2,

087, 08 8, 089 , 09 9,

100, 10 1, 102, 184
Pilot 017, 184
Pionee r 017, 022, 103 , 104,

105, 19 2, 198
Portl and 017, 018, 022 , 029,

184
Price Club 118
Prism 067
Proscan 0 1 3, 19 4
Proto n 017 , 022, 106 , 18 4,

188, 199
Pulsar 0 17, 134
Quasar 016, 06 7, 083, 107
RadioShack/Realistic 013 16-291

16-292
017 16-288
022 16-263
062 16-229

16-261

16-515

Cat. No.

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Manufacturer Code(s)

TELEVISIONS (Continued)

RadioShack/Realistic
(continued)

RCA 013, 016, 017, 0 18,

Rhapsody 027
Runco 134
Sampo 017, 022 , 184, 185 ,

Samsung 0 17, 018 , 02 2, 024 ,

Samsux 184
Sanyo 017, 026, 062, 064 ,

Scotch 022
Scott 017, 022, 03 7, 0 48,

Sears 013, 017, 022, 026 ,

Sharp 017, 022, 108, 124,

Shogun 017
Signature 0 14, 096, 12 8
Simpson 021

108 16-232

184 16-254

013 16-291

020, 022, 109, 111,
112, 113, 114, 115,
116, 142, 192, 194,
200, 20 1

188

028, 0 84, 117, 1 18,
119, 184, 185, 214,
217

120, 12 1, 193

051, 05 5, 059, 18 4

059, 062, 06 4, 0 79,
084, 118, 122, 123,
193, 19 4, 202, 21 0

125, 126, 12 7, 1 35,
184, 18 6

RadioShack

Cat. No.

16-233
16-242
16-246
16-251
16-252
16-253
16-255
16-256
16-260
16-262
16-288

16-255
16-256

16-292

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Manufacturer Code(s)

TELEVISIONS (Continued)

Sonic 027
Sony 0 1 5, 01 9
Soundes ign 017, 02 1, 022 , 05 1,

055, 059

Squareview 202
SSS 017, 051, 05 5
Starlite 051
Supremacy 187
Supreme 015
Sylva nia 017, 021, 022 , 07 5,

081, 08 2, 087 , 08 8,
089, 09 0, 101 , 17 4,
197

Sympho nic 046, 05 1, 20 2
Tandy 186
Ta tu ng 016, 191
Technics 067
Te chwood 0 1 7, 02 2, 06 7
T ekn ika 017, 01 8, 0 21, 02 2,

026, 02 9, 051 , 05 5,
059, 08 4, 089 , 09 6,
118, 183, 184, 187

Telecaption 130
Telerent 096
Tera 199
TMK 017, 022
T osh iba 026, 062, 084 , 102,

11 8, 122, 130, 131,
214

T otevision 184
Universal 065, 100
Victor 079, 19 5
Vidtech 0 1 7, 01 8, 02 2
Viking 187
Yamaha 017, 018, 022
Yupiteru 055
Zenith 096, 13 4, 166

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Manufacturer Code(s)

TV/VCR COMBINATIONS

RadioShack 183 (TV function s)

122 (VCR func­tions)

VCRs

Admiral 014
Adventura 039
Aiko 040
Aiwa 015, 039
Akai 016, 017, 01 8, 0 19,

020, 021, 04 2, 1 24,

125
American High 073
Asha 026
Audio Dynamics 022, 023
Audiov ox 027
Bell & Howell 024
Beaumark 026
Broksonic 025, 038
Calix 027
Candle 026, 027, 02 8, 0 29,

030, 03 1, 032
Canon 035, 073, 127
Capehart 033, 123
Carver 075
CCE 040, 07 4
Citizen 026, 027, 02 8, 0 29,

030, 03 1, 032, 04 0
Colortyme 022
Colt 074
Craig 026, 027, 03 6, 074
Curtis Mathes 013, 015, 02 2, 0 26,

029, 031, 03 5, 0 37,

073, 12 8
Cybernex 026
Daewoo 028, 030 , 03 2, 038 ,

039, 04 0, 041, 12 3
Daytron 1 23
DBX 022, 023
Dimens ia 013

RadioShack

Cat. No.

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16-422

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Manufacturer Code(s)

VCRs (Continued)

Dynatech 015, 039
Electr oh om e 027, 042
Electrophonic 027
Emerson 015, 019, 025, 027,

028, 03 7, 038 , 03 9,
042, 04 3, 044 , 04 5,
046, 04 7, 048 , 04 9,
050, 05 1, 052 , 05 3,
054, 05 5, 056 , 05 7,
058, 06 0, 073 , 07 8,
118, 129, 130

Fishe r 024, 036, 061 , 06 2,

063, 06 4, 065, 131
Fuji 073, 132
Funai 015, 039
Garrard 039
GE 013, 026, 0 35, 066,

073, 12 8, 133
Goldst ar 022, 027, 0 31, 067,

134
Gradiente 039
Harley Davidson 039
Harman Kardon 022, 081
Harwood 074
Headquarter 024
Hitach i 015, 068, 069 , 07 0,

120, 12 4, 133, 135
HI-Q 036
Inst ant Replay 073
JCL 073
JC Penney 022, 023, 024 , 02 6,

027, 03 5, 068 , 06 9,

072, 07 3, 120 , 12 4,

131
Jensen 124
JVC 022, 02 3, 024 , 03 1,

124, 136
Kenwoo d 022 , 02 3, 0 24, 02 9,

031, 12 4, 136
KLH 074, 144
Kodak 0 2 7, 073
Lloyd 01 5, 03 9

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RadioShack

Manufacturer Code(s)

Cat. No.

VCRs (Continued)

Logik 074
LXI 027
Magnavox 035, 073, 075, 076,

Magn in 026
Marantz 022, 023, 024, 0 29,

Marta 027
Matsushita 073
MEI 073
Memore x 014, 015, 02 4, 0 26,

MGA 042, 078
MGN Technology 026
Midland 066
Minolta 068, 069, 120
Mitsub ishi 042, 055, 068, 0 69,

Montgo mery War d 014, 088, 01 4, 0 15,

Motorola 014, 073
MTC 015, 026, 039
Multite ch 015, 026 , 03 9, 066 ,

NEC 022, 023, 02 4, 0 29,

Nikko 027
Noblex 026
Olympus 073
Optimus 014 16-538

117, 121, 137

031, 073, 07 5, 0 77,
127

027, 036, 03 9, 0 56,
073, 117, 125

078, 079, 08 1, 0 82,
083, 084, 08 6, 0 87,
136

026, 027, 02 8, 0 36,
039, 042, 06 8, 0 69,
073, 07 4, 088, 1 14,
120, 12 9

074

031, 077, 08 9, 0 90,
091, 09 2, 124, 13 6

16-539
16-540

027 16-406

16-408
16-410

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RadioShack

Manufacturer Code(s)

VCRs (Continued)

Optimus (continued) 027 (continued) 16-411

16-529
16-530
16-623

16-705
149 16-545
150 16-419

16-423
122

Optonica 088, 147
Panas onic 035, 07 3, 1 22, 138,

139, 140

Pentax 029, 06 8, 0 69, 12 0,

133

Pentex Research 031
Philco 0 3 5, 07 3, 07 5, 07 6
Philips 0 7 3, 07 5, 08 8, 13 7
Pilot 027
Pionee r 023, 068, 093 , 094,

136

Portla nd 029, 03 0, 03 2, 123
Proscan 0 13
Protec 07 4
Pulsar 117
Quarter 024
Quartz 024
Quasar 035, 073, 138
RCA 013, 016, 0 26, 068,

069, 07 3, 095 , 09 6,
097, 09 8, 099 , 10 0,
101, 10 2, 103 , 10 4,
120, 12 8, 133, 138

RadioShack/Realistic 014 16-542

16-544

16-616

16-627

16-627

16-628

16-653
015 16-404

16-405

16-410

16-411

Cat. No.

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Manufacturer Code(s)

VCRs (Continued)

RadioShack/Realistic
(continued)

Radix 027
Randex 027
Ricoh 141

015 (co ntinued) 16-411

027 16-408

035 16-651

036 16-511

039 16-404

073 16-651

148 15-1957
149 16-545
150 16-419

151 16-425
013, 024, 02 6, 0 42,

063, 08 8, 122, 12 5

RadioShack

Cat. No.

16-508
16-510
16-519
16-622
16-703
16-704

16-414
16-515
16-534
16-535
16-624

16-705

16-512
16-513
16-515
16-516
16-518
16-613
16-614
16-615
16-652

16-406
16-410
16-411
16-508
16-510
16-519
16-522
16-703
16-704

16-705

16-423

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Manufacturer Code(s)

VCRs (Continued)

Runco 117
Samsu ng 018, 026, 0 28, 046,

066, 125

Sankyo 014, 117
Sansui 023, 105, 124, 13 6
Sanyo 0 2 4, 026, 036
Scott 025, 028, 038 , 04 5,

051, 07 8, 106, 129

Sears 024, 027, 036 , 06 1,

062, 06 3, 064 , 06 8,
069, 07 3, 120, 131

Sharp 014, 015, 030 , 04 2,

088

Shin tom 017, 069, 07 4, 111,

145

Shogun 026
Signat ur e 015
Singer 073, 074
Sony 017, 111, 112, 132,

141

STS 073, 120
Sylva nia 015, 035, 039 , 07 3,

075, 07 6, 078, 137

Sympho nic 015, 03 9
Ta ndy 0 1 5, 024
Tashiko 027
Tatung 124
TEAC 015, 03 9, 098, 124
Technics 073, 122
T ekn ika 015, 02 7, 0 39, 07 3,

113, 142

T osh iba 028, 062, 064 , 068,

078, 10 6, 129

Totevi si on 02 6, 02 7
TMK 02 6, 037, 060
Unitech 026
Vector Research 02 2, 02 3, 02 8, 029
Victor 023
Vid eo Concepts 022, 023, 028 , 02 9,

042

RadioShack

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Manufacturer Code(s)

VCRs (Continued)

Videosonic 026
XR-100 0 073, 039, 074
Yam aha 022, 023 , 024, 031 ,

124

Zenit h 017, 111, 1 17, 132,

141

RadioShack

Cat. No.

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CARE AND MAINTENANCE

Your RadioShack 7-in-1 Remote Control is an ex­ample of superior design and craftsmanship. The
following s uggestions w ill help you care for y our
7-in-1 so you can enjoy it for years.

Keep the 7-in-1 dry. If it gets wet,
wipe it dry imme diately. Liqu ids can
contain minerals that corrode elec­tronic circuits.

Handle the 7-in-1 gently and careful­ly. Dropping it can damage circuit
boards and cases and can cau se it
to work improperly.

Use and store the 7-i n-1 only in nor­mal temperature environments.
Temperature extremes c an shorten
the life of electronic devices, dam­age batteries, and distort or melt
plastic parts.

Keep the 7-in-1 away fr om dust and
dirt, which can cause premature
wear of parts.

Wipe the 7-in-1 with a damp cloth
occasionally to keep it looking new.
Do not use harsh chemicals, clean­ing solvents, or strong detergents to
clean it.

Modifying or tampering with the 7-in-1’s internal
components can cause a malfunction and invali­date its warranty. If your 7-in-1 is not performing
as it should, take it to your local RadioShack store
for assistance.

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SPECIFICATIONS

Power ....................................... 4 AAA Batteries

Control Range:

IR .................................... 20 Feet (6 .096 M)

RF ..................................100 Feet (30.48 M)

Dimensions (HWD) . ..... 8

Weight (Without Batteries) .......... 5.1 oz. (144 g)

Specifications are typical; individual units might
vary. Specifications are subject to change and im­provement without notice.

1

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¥ 27/

2

¥ 11/16 Inches

16

(21.6 ¥ 6.26 ¥ 2.65 cm)

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Limited Ninety-Day W arranty

This product is warranted by RadioShack against manufacturin
defects in ma terial and w orkmanship under nor mal use fo r ninet
(90) days from the date of pu rchase from Radio Shack company­owned stores and authorized RadioS hack franchisees and deal­ers. EX CEPT AS P ROVIDED HERE IN, Radi oShac k MAKES NO
EXPRESS WARRANTIES AND ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES, IN­CLUDING THOSE OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR
A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE LIMITED IN DURATION TO
THE DURATION OF THE WRITTEN LIMITED WARRANTIES
CONTAINED HEREIN. EXCEPT AS PROVIDED HEREIN, Ra­dioShack SHALL HAVE NO LIA BILITY OR R ESP ONSIBIL ITY T O
CUSTOMER OR ANY OTHER PERSON OR ENTITY WITH RE­SPECT TO A NY LIABILITY, LOSS OR DAMAGE CAUS ED DI­RECTLY OR INDIRECTLY BY USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THE
PRODUCT OR ARISING OUT OF ANY BREACH OF THIS WAR­RANTY, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANY DAMAGES
RESULTING FROM INCONVENIENCE, LOSS OF TIME, DATA,
PROPERTY, REVENUE, OR PROFIT OR ANY INDIRECT, SPE­CIAL, INCIDENTAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, EVEN IF
RadioShack HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF
SUCH DAMAGES.
Some states do not allow the limitation s on how lon
warrant

lasts or the exclusion of incidental or conseq uential dam -

a

es, so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you.
In the event of a product defect durin
the product and the RadioShack sales receipt as proof of purchase
date to an
less otherwise provided b
repair without ch ar
with one of the same or sim il ar des i
price. All replaced parts and products, and products on which a re­fund is made, beco me the proper t
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warrant
warranted for th e remainder of t he ori
will be char
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service. Repaired or replaced parts and products are

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does not cover: (a) damage or failure caused by or

e, failure to follow instruct ions, improper instal lation

e or current; (b) any repairs other than those pr ovided by a

or insurance costs; or (f) costs of product removal, installa-

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