Universal Electronics 4350 User Manual

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Remote with Voice Control

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Your remote arrives with the AA batteries already installed, but not activated. Here is how to power it on for the rst time.

Pair Remote for “Aim Anywhere” ControlMeet Your Remote Turn On Your Remote Control Your TV’s Power and Volume

Control your set-top box without having to point your remote at the device, even when it is located inside a cabinet or entertainment center.

TV Power

XFINITY / Menu

Access Gu ide, Saved, XFINIT Y On Demand, Apps, Search and Settings.

Setup

Progr am remote for Aim Anyw here or to control your TV or au dio device.

Status LED

All Power

Voice Control

Push and hold to t alk. Discover content by channe l, program or ke y words.

Number Keys

Use pre dictive tex t (T9) to quickl y search for con tent.

TV Input

Change s to the next available inp ut on your TV (if pro grammed in Ste p 4)

Pick up your remote and remove the “Pull” tab

(on back) by pulling away from the remote. The Status LED will blink green four times as the remote powers up (about 5 seconds).

Turn on your TV.

Turn on your set-top box.

Press and hold the Setup button (about 3 seconds)

until the Status LED changes from red to green.

Press the XFINITY button.

Follow the on-screen instructions to enter the

3-digit code that appears.

Once the code is correctly entered, your XFINITY Remote is paired with the device.

Not working? Make sure th e battery tab fr om your remote is re moved, your T V is on and you are

enteri ng the correc t 3-digit co de on your TV scr een.

Need to r emove Aim Anywhere contro l? Press and hol d the Setup button on t he remote unti l the stat us LED changes f rom red to green. Press A o n the rem ote. If the st atus LED blinks green twice, you have successfully removed Aim Anywhere.

Using the list on the right, nd the rst

5-digit code for your TV manufacturer.

Press and hold the Setup button (about

3 seconds) until the Status LED changes from red to green.

Enter the rst 5-digit code for your TV

manufacturer. The Status LED should

ash green twice.

Verify that the code was accepted by using

your remote to adjust volume and turn the TV on and o.

Not working? Try the seco nd code listed . Still not wor king? Visit xnit y.com/remotes for a comple te list of manuf acturer co des.

Popular Manufacturer Codes

LG 1017 8, 112 65

Panasonic 10051, 10250

Samsung 10812, 10060

Sanyo 1015 4, 10159

Sony 10000, 11100

Sharp 100 93, 10165

Toshiba 1015 6, 1115 6

Vizio 1175 8 , 117 5 6

If your code isn’t listed or you would like to control an audio device, visit

xnity.com/remotes.

Test Voice Control

Once your remote is paired with your set-top box, you can use voice control.

Press and hold the Voice button until you hear the audio tone.

WATCH CNBC

FIND The Voice

SHOW ME all Eagles games

SHOW ME all kids mo vies on HBO

RECORD The Bigges t Loser

LAUNCH Pandora

GUIDE

WHAT SHOUL D I WATCH?

WHAT’S ON N OW?

Speak a voice command to the remote

while continuing to hold down the button. Try one of the suggestions to the left. The Status LED will be solid blue while you speak your command.

Release the Voice button when your command is complete. Look at the TV for the results of your voice command.

Not working? Make sure yo u’re pressin g the Voice but ton while you speak into the re mote, and rel ease it when com plete.

FCC Compliance Statement

This equipmen t has been test ed and found to com ply with the limit s for a Class B digital dev ice, pursuan t to part 15 of the FCC rules. The se limits are designed to provide re asonable protection against harmful interference in a residential insta llation. This equip ment genera tes, uses, an d can radiate radio f requency e nergy and, if not use d in accordance wi th the ins tructions, may ca use harmful i nterference to rad io communications.

There is no guar antee that inte rference will not oc cur in a particula r installati on. If this equ ipment does ca use harmful interference to radio or television reception, the user is encour aged to try to correct the inter ference by one o r more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.

• Incre ase or decrea se the separa tion betwe en the equipment and receiver.

• Conne ct the equipm ent into an outl et on a circuit dier ent from that w hich the receiver is conn ected.

• Consult the de aler or an experienced remo te control/ TV technician for hel p.

• It is st rongly recom mended that the TV b e plugged into a sep arate wall outlet .

The use r is cautioned t hat changes an d modicati ons made to this equ ipment with out the approv al of the manuf acturer could void the user ’s authorit y to operate th is equipment .

This device complies w ith part 15 of the FCC r ules. Oper ation is subjec t to the follow ing two condi tions: (1) This device ma y not cause harmf ul interfer ence, and (2) this dev ice must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

“Caut ion” : Exposure to Rad io Frequency Radiat ion. Antenna shall be m ounted in such a ma nner to minimize t he potential for human conta ct during op eration to avoid the po ssibility o f exceed ing the FCC radio f requency expos ure limit.

Radio E xposure Statement : This equipme nt complies wi th the FCC radia tion exposure limit s set forth for dev ices operating in an uncontrolled environment. This equipment should be opera ted with a minim um distance of 2 cm between th e radiator and f ront of face. T his equipment s hould not be placed direc tly on the ear wh en the speaker is a ctive.