The OARC05G Universal Remote Control by One For All is a
perfect way to simplify home entertainment. It lets you control
up to ve of your home entertainment devices from a single,
easy-to-use remote.
Take a minute to watch the mini-DVD that comes with the
OARC05G—it gives you a tour of the remote’s features. Then
come back to this manual to set up the remote for your home
entertainment system.
Installing the Batteries
This remote needs 2 new AA alkaline batteries (not included).
1. Remove the battery cover from the back of the remote.
2. Match the batteries to the + and - marks inside the battery
case, then insert the batteries.
3 Press the battery cover back into place.
Battery Precautions:
• Do not mix old and new batteries.
• Do not mix alkaline, standard (carbon-zinc) or rechargeable
(nickel-cadmium) batteries.
• Always remove old, weak or worn-out batteries promptly
and recycle or dispose of them in accordance with Local and
National Regulations.
Care and Maintenance
• Keep the remote dry. If it gets wet, wipe it dry
immediately.
• Use and store the remote only in normal temperature
environments.
• Handle the remote gently and carefully. Don’t drop it.
• Keep the remote away from dust and dirt.
• Wipe the remote with a damp cloth occasionally to keep
it looking new.
• Modifying or tampering with the remote’s internal
components can cause malfunction and invalidate its
warranty.
Setting up the remote
There are two ways to program this remote to control your
devices: by entering the code directly or by searching through
the codes to find the one that controls your device. Try the
Direct code setup first.
Direct code setup
1. Find the code for your device in the Code list. Codes are
listed by device type and brand name. The most popular
code is listed rst. Make sure your device is switched on (not
on standby).
2. Press the device key on this remote for the device you wish
to set up.
3. Press and hold down the SET key until the (power) key
blinks twice (the key blinks once, then twice).
2
4. Enter a ve-digit code for your device’s brand using the
number keys. The (power) key blinks twice.
Note: If the
(power) key gives one long blink instead
of two shorter blinks, you’ve entered an invalid code. Try
entering a code again.
5. Now, aim this remote at your device and press
(power).
If your device switches off, the remote is ready to operate
your device.
6. Turn your device back on and try all the remote’s functions
to ensure they are working properly. If the functions do not
work properly, repeat steps 1–5 using another code listed
for your brand.
7. If your device does not respond, follow steps 1 to 5 with each
code listed for your brand. If none of the codes listed for
your brand operate your device, or if your brand is not listed
at all, try the search method described in the next section.
Important notes:
• If your device does not respond or is not functioning
properly with one of the codes, try another code listed
under your brand.
• If your device’s original remote control does not have a
POWER key, press
(play) instead of (power) when
setting up your device.
• Remember to press the correct device key before operating
your device. Only one device can be assigned to a device key.
If your original remote operates more than one device, you
need to set up each device separately.
The search method
If your device does not respond to this remote after you have
tried all the codes listed for your brand, try searching for your
code. The Search Method allows you to nd the code for your
device by scanning through all the codes contained in the
remote’s memory. The Search Method may also work if your
brand is not listed at all.
1. Switch your device on (not on standby).
2. Press the device key on this remote for the device you wish
to set up.
3. Press and hold down the SET key until the
(power) key
blinks twice (the key blinks once, then twice).
4. Press 9 9 1. The
(power) key blinks twice.
5. Press the number key corresponding to the device you want
to program: 0 for cable, satellite, digital TV converter, or
video accessories; 1 for a TV; 2 for a DVD player, VCR, or
PVR; 3 for an audio component (tuner, amplier, etc.).
6. Aim this remote at your device. Now press CH+ over and
over, until your device turns off (every time you press the
CH+ key the remote sends out a power signal from the next
code contained in the memory). You may have to press this
key many times (up to 150 times) so please be patient. If
you skip past a code, you can go to the previous code(s)
by pressing the CH- key. Remember to keep pointing the
remote at your device while pressing this key.
7. As soon as your device turns off, press the SET key to store
the code.
Important note:
• If your device’s original remote control does not have a
POWER key, press
(play) instead of (power) in step 5.
3
The Keypad
4
(Power) The power key operates the same function it did
on your original remote control. The indicator light underneath
the power key will light up every time a key is pressed.
TV, DVD/VCR, AUDIO, CBL/SAT (DTC), AUX The device keys
determine which device you’re controlling. For example, to play
a DVD on your DVD player, press the DVD key rst. Then press
the
(play) key to start playback.
Note: DTC stands for Digital TV Converter.
Number Keys The Number keys (0-9) provide functions just
like your original remote. In AUDIO mode, these keys may (if
available on your original remote) provide an INPUT function.
If your original remote features a “function select“ or “input
select“ function you may find this under the INPUT key.
INFO The INFO key displays any available information about
the program or disc you’re watching (if your device offers this
functionality).
EXIT The EXIT key takes you out of the current menu or guide
screen.
Red, Green, Yellow, Blue Use these keys to access additional
features on your satellite receiver or cable box (consult your
satellite or cable program provider for details). Two of the keys
have additional functions in other modes:
In TV mode, the Blue Key (INPUT) goes through the inputs
on your TV. In DVD/VCR mode you will obtain the “TV/DVD”
or “TV/VCR” function, if available on your original remote.
In CBL/SAT (DTC) mode you will obtain the “TV/SAT” or “TV/
DTV” function, if available on your original remote.
In TV mode (or if controlling a digital TV converter), the Red
Key (–) lets you separate the main channel number from
a subchannel number. For example, to access channel 29.1,
press 2 9, then the – key, then 1.
GUIDE In TV, DVD/VCR and/or CBL/SAT (DTC) mode you will
obtain the “Guide” function (if available on your original
remote).
SET The SET key is used to set up this remote.
MENU The MENU key controls the same function as it did on
your original remote.
Directional Keys If available on your original remote, these
keys let you navigate through the menu mode of your device.
OK/ENTER The OK/ENTER key confirms your choice in menu
operation.
VOL +/- Keys These keys operate in the same way as the keys
on your original remote.
CH +/- Keys These keys operate in the same way as the keys on
your original remote.
LAST The LAST key takes you to the previous channel or screen
(if this function is available on your device).
MUTE The MUTE key reduces your device to its minimum
volume (if this function is available on your device).
5
(transport keys for DVDs, VCRs,
PVRs, DVRs) These keys operate the transport functions
(play, fast-forward, rewind, etc.) of your device. To prevent
accidental recording, the (RECORD) key must be pressed
twice to start recording.
In TV mode the
on your TV), and the key swaps between the main picture
and the Picture-In-Picture.
FORMAT This key provides you the (16:9) wide screen view
function (if available on your original remote).
key activates Picture-In-Picture (if available
Code Retrieval
The code retrieval feature allows you to nd out which code is
currently programmed for each device key. This is useful if you
used the Search Method to program a device key.
1. Press the device key once.
2. Press and hold down the SET key until the
blinks twice (the key blinks once, then twice).
3. Press 9 9 0. The
4. For the rst digit of your ve-digit code, press 1 and count
all the blinks. If there are no blinks, the digit is “0”.
5. For the second digit, press 2 and count all the blinks. If
there are no blinks, the digit is “0”.
6. For the third digit, press 3 and count all the blinks. If there
are no blinks, the digit is “0”.
7. For the fourth digit, press 4 and count all the blinks. If there
are no blinks, the digit is “0”.
8. For the fth digit, press 5 and count all the blinks. If there
are no blinks, the digit is “0”. Now you have your ve-digit
code.
(power) key blinks twice.
(power) key
Quick Code Reference
Device Type Code
6
The Learning Feature
If your original remotes have functions that this remote doesn’t
have, this remote can learn those functions from your original
remotes. For example, you could learn the Sleep Timer function
from your original TV remote and assign it to the ”Green” key
on this remote.
Before you start:
• Make sure your original remote control is working correctly.
• Make sure neither this remote nor your original remote
control is pointing at your device.
To learn a function:
1. Place both remote controls (this one and your original) on a
at surface. Make sure the ends which you normally point
at your device are facing each other. Keep the remotes at a
distance of 2 to 5 cm.
2. Press and hold down the SET key on this remote until the
(power) key blinks twice (the key will blink once, then
twice).
3. Press 9 7 5 (the
4. Press the device key on this remote to select the mode to
which you want to copy the learned function (Example:
press the TV key for a function that works with the TV).
5. Press the key on this remote where you want to place the
learned function (Example: ”Green” key). The
flash rapidly.
6. Press and hold the key on your original remote that you
want to copy. Hold it down until the
blinks twice (Example: “Sleep” key).
7. If you want to copy other functions within the same mode,
simply repeat steps 5 and 6 pressing the next key you want
to copy by learning.
8. To exit the learning mode, press and hold down the SET key
until the
Important notes:
• Learning is mode specic. To access your learned function,
press the appropriate device key first.
• This remote can learn approximately 25 – 40 functions.
• You can replace a learned function by placing another
learned function on top.
• Upon changing the batteries, your learned functions will be
retained.
To delete a learned function:
1. Press and hold down the SET key until the
blinks twice (the key blinks once, then twice).
2. Press 9 7 6 (the
3. Press the device key from which the function will be
deleted.
key blinks twice).
key will
key on this remote
key blinks twice.
(power) key
key blinks twice).
7
4. Press twice on the learned key which will be deleted (the
key blinks twice).
To delete a Shifted Learned feature, press SET before you
press the learned key to be deleted in this step.
5. If there is another learned function you wish to delete,
repeat steps 1–4.
6. The original functions of this remote will now be restored.
To delete all learned functions within a specific mode:
1. Press and hold down the SET key until the
blinks twice (the key blinks once, then twice).
2. Press 9 7 6 (the
3. Press the appropriate device (mode).
(power) key blinks twice).
(power) key
Operational Reset
The Operational Reset will erase all learned functions across all
modes and some other programmed functions like Macros.
1. Press and hold down the SET key until the
blinks twice (the key blinks once, then twice).
2. Press 9 8 0 (the
(power) key blinks four times).
(power) key
8
Loading...
+ 16 hidden pages
You need points to download manuals.
1 point = 1 manual.
You can buy points or you can get point for every manual you upload.