setting up your remote control
1.
for your VCR, TV,and cable box
button functionsbefore you begin
T/V ENTER finalizes channel selection on some TVs and VCRs
BACK moves video-on-demand playback backward
PAUSE temporarily stops video-on-demand playback
FWD moves video-on-demand playback forward
MUTE turns volume off
FAV/RECORD cycles through favorite channels/program guide record function
PPV displays pay-per-view options
LAST recalls the last channel that was viewed
INFO displays channel and program information
SLEEP accesses sleep timer functions
BYPASS bypasses the converter (channels will be changed through the TV)
MENU/EXIT displays the main on-screen display menu/exits out of menus
GUIDE displays the program guide
CURSOR KEYS navigate through on-screen menus (see the highlighted section above)
SEL chooses the highlighted item in the menu
PREV DAY/PAGE moves the program guide or menu backward by one day or page
NEXT DAY/PAGE moves the program guide or menu forward by one day or page
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Part Number USE17388, Version 1.2
9804
Install two
AAA alkaline batteries
as shown here
If you have a TV with a remote control, we
recommend that you plug its power cord
directly into a wall outlet if available (your
cable installer may select an alternate setup).
Make sure to set your TV to channel 2, 3,or 4
as directed by your cable company.
Before you can program or operate the remote
control, you must install two AAA Alkaline
batteries.
Step 1
Remove the battery compartment cover on the
back of your remote control.
Step 2:
Check battery polarity carefully,and
install the batteries as shown in the
illustration below.
Step 3:
Replace the battery compartment cover.
installing batteries
The chart below shows the functions of special keys for your cable box and program guide.
See the cable box manual for further details.
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Helpful
Hint
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Press the [DEVICE] button, then the [SETUP] button on the remote.
Enter the 3-digit device code for your brand of device listed in the charts on the other side of this
manual by pressing the appropriate buttons on the numeric key pad.
Press the [SETUP] button again to save the code.The red indicator light at the upper right-hand corner
of your remote will flash 3 times if these steps were followed correctly.
Press the [POWER] button to test the code you‘ve entered. The device should turn ON or OFF each
time the [POWER] button is pressed. If the device doesn’t turn ON and OFF, repeat this setup
procedure with the next code listed for the device.
3.
for an auxilliary device (optional)
2.
for a digital music terminal (optional)
The red [AUX] button allows you to control a or a second TV or VCR if you aren’t using it for a digital
music terminal.To do this,you need to setup the [AUX] button so it functions like a second [TV] or
[VCR] button.
Press the [SETUP] button, then the [MENU] button on the remote.
Now, press the [AUX] button, and then the button that you want the [AUX] button to emulate (either
the [TV] or [VCR] button), then press the [SETUP] button. The red indicator light at the upper right-
hand corner of your remote will flash 3 times if these steps were followed correctly.
The [AUX] button can now be programmed to control the specific device.Follow the instructions above
in step 1 and press the [AUX] button any time you are told to press the [DEVICE] button.
vcr controls
These keys operate standard VCR functions.
Operating Note: Press the [RECORD] button
(or the [EPG RECORD] button) twice to start
recording on your VCR.
device/number keys
• Device keys select what device the buttons
on the remote will operate.
• Number keys allow you to enter the
channel you want to view.You will also use
them to setup the remote.
cable box
function keys
See the chart below for a description
of the key functions.
Memory Lock™is an exclusive technology
that saves the device codes that are
programmed into the remote,even when
the batteries are removed.
MEMORY LOCK
™
featuring
Cursor Keys
Before you get started,find the red buttons labelled [VCR], [TV],and [CABLE] at the top of the remote
control. In this section we’ll refer to each of these buttons as a [DEVICE] buttons.Each time you see
[DEVICE] button in the in this section, press the appropriate button for the device that will be operated
by the remote (TV, VCR, Cable Box, etc.). Next, find the [SETUP] button at the bottom of the remote
control. Once you are familiar with the location of the buttons, continue below.
Press the [AUX] button, then the [SETUP] button on the remote.
Enter the 3-digit device code for your type of digital music terminal by pressing the appropriate buttons
on the numeric key pad.
Jerrold DCR1000 .............................000
Scientific-Atlanta DMX ..................002
Press the [SETUP] button again to save the code.The red indicator light at the upper right-hand corner
of your remote will flash 3 times if these steps were followed correctly.
Press the [AUX] button again to test the code you‘ve entered.The device should turn ON or OFF each
time the [POWER] button is pressed. If the device doesn’t turn ON and OFF, repeat this setup
procedure with the next code listed for the device.
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US Electronics provides these function descriptions as a general guide to allow you to become more familiar with your cable box.Refer to your cable box manual for descriptions of specific functions.
8600X™ is a trademark of Scientific-Atlanta
The setup code for the Scientific-Atlanta
8600X
™
series cable box is:
006
NOTE
Depending on the configuration
of your cable box,certain
functions listed here may or may
not be functional.
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User’s Guide
for the
UY486X
4-in-1 Remote Control
featuring Memory Lock
™
AOC 010 | 019
Candle 010 | 031 | 036 | 081
Capehart 034
Citizen 010 | 027 | 031 | 036
037 | 045 | 079
Concerto 031
Conklin 000
Contec 028 | 062 | 075 | 078
Craig 064 | 075
Curtis Mathes 010 | 037
CXC 075
Daewoo 019 | 027 | 039 | 040 | 045
Dixi 011
Dynatech 031
Emerson 000 | 019 | 074 | 075
076 | 078 | 085
Envision 010
Fisher 058
Funai 074 | 075
GE 003 | 021 | 023
GE 025 | 033 | 035
Goldstar 012 | 019 | 036
Harman K ardon 043
Hitachi 029 | 038 | 047 | 049
053 | 056 | 070 | 083
Infinity 006
JBL 006
Jensen 032
JVC 009 | 063
Kloss Novabeam 022
KTV 075
Logik 018
Luxman 036
LXI 054
Magnavox 006 | 010| 017 | 022
024 |046 |079 |080
Marantz 010
MGA 007 |010 |019 |059
Mitsubishi 007 |016 |019
028 |050 |059
Mitsubishi Monitor 016
MTC 010 |019 | 036| 037
NEC 010| 019| 036| 068
Panasonic 002 | 006 | 033 | 035 |065
Penney 001 | 003 |010 |019 |021 | 055
Philco 006 |010 |019 |020
022 |024 |079 |080
Philips 006
Pioneer 008 |069
Proscan 003
Proton 019 |026 |034
Quasar 034 |035 | 081
Radio shack 027 |066 |075
RCA 001| 003 |019 |029
Sampo 010 |034
Samsung 010| 019| 027 |036 |037
Sanyo 051 |055 |060 |084
Scott 074
Sears 017 |054 |055
058 |067 |074
Sharp 028| 046| 057 |066
Sony 005 |015 |042
Soundesign 019 |079
SSS 019 | 075
Sylvania 006 | 010| 020| 022
024 |038 |079 |080
Tatung 032
Techwood 036
Teknika 007 |018 |019 |027
031 |036 |037 |043
071 |074 |075 |079
TMK 019 |036
Toshiba 054 |058
Universal 021 |023
Vidtech 019
Wards 006| 010| 018| 019
020 |021 |023 |024
066 |074 |080
Yamaha 019
Zenith 004
Akai 026 | 030 | 034 |049
Alba 016
Altec 004
Amstrad 005
ASA 008 |022
Broksonic 061
Canon 001
Craig 028 | 063
Curtis Mathes 001
Daewoo 009 | 015 | 016 | 045
Daytron 016
Dual 026
Dynatech 005 |029
Emerson 005 | 021 | 020 | 037 | 041 | 046
050 | 057 | 058 | 060 | 061
Ferguson 026
Finlux 005 | 008
Fisher 028 | 035 |039
Funai 005
GE 001 | 007
Goldstar 022 | 023
Graetz 026
Grundig 008
Harman Kardon 023 | 043
Hitachi 005 | 006 |026
ITT 026 | 049
JCL 001
Jensen 026
JVC 013 | 026 |040
Kenwood 026 | 027 |040
Lloyd 005
Magnavox 001| 008
Marantz 001 | 008 | 023
Marta 022
MEI 001
MGA 010 | 037
Minolta 006
Mitsubishi 010 | 037 |062
MTC 005 | 063
Multitech 005 | 042
NEC 023 | 026 | 031 | 040
Normende 026
Panasonic 001 | 003
Penney 001 | 006 |023
Pentax 006 | 038
Philco 001
Philips 008
Pioneer 036 | 040
Portland 016
Proscan 007
Quasar 001 | 047
RCA 001 | 002 | 006 | 007
Realistic 001 | 005 | 022 | 027
028 | 029 | 048 | 063
Saba 026
Saisho 046 | 058
Salora 010
Samsung 009 | 032 | 063
Sansui 026 |040
Sanyo 027 | 028
Schaub Lorenz 026
Scott 009 | 061
Sears 006 | 022 | 027 | 028 | 035 |039
Sharp 029
Shintom 042
Sony 014 | 017 | 018 | 019
Sylvania 001 | 010
Symphonic 005
Tatung 026
Teac 005 | 026
Teknika 001 | 005 | 022 | 033
Telefunken 026
Thomson 026
Thorn 026
TMK 021
Toshiba 009 | 010 |026
Totevision 022| 063
Uni-Logic 000
Unitech 063
Vector Research 023
Video Concepts 023
Videosonic 063
Wards 005 | 029 | 063
Yamaha 023 | 026
Zenith 018 | 019 |024
❚GE 003 ❚JVC 009 ❚Magnavox 006 ❚Mitsubishi 007
❚NEC 010 ❚Panasonic 002 ❚Philips 006 ❚Pioneer 008
❚Proscan 003 ❚RCA 003 ❚Sony 005 ❚ Zenith 004
❚GE 001 ❚Hitachi 006 ❚JVC 040 ❚ Magnavox 008
❚Mitsubishi 010 ❚Panasonic 001 ❚ NEC 023 ❚Proscan 007
❚RCA 007 ❚ Sony 018 ❚ Toshiba 009 ❚Zenith 024
television codes
vcr codes
helpful hint
notes
find your
code sticker
here
Device 1 ___________ Code: [ ] [ ] [ ]
Device 2 ___________ Code: [ ] [ ] [ ]
Device 3 ___________ Code: [ ] [ ] [ ]
Device 4 ___________ Code: [ ] [ ] [ ]
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Write your device codes below
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Once you have found your TV, VCR, and Cable
Box codes, write them down for safe keeping
on the code sticker that’s inside the battery
cover (see illustration below). Attach the
“Quick Programming Instructions” sticker to
the outside of the battery cover.
CodeScan
™
troubleshooting guide
Problem
I programmed the remote,but it won’t work my TV,VCR, or Cable Box.
Solution
You may have entered the wrong code (or the correct code might not be listed).Try entering
all of the device manufacturer’s codes again,starting with the manufacturer’s popular code if
one is available.
If you are still unable to operate your device, follow the instructions in the section
titled CodeScan™.
Weak batteries may cause the remote to only operate one device. If this happens, simply
replace them with NEW alkaline batteries and reprogram the remote.If you are sure the
batteries are good,try rolling them with your finger to ensure a good connection.
Problem
My remote control doesn’t operate my combination TV/VCR.
Solution
Most combination TV/VCRs have VCR tuners in them. You will need to select a code
from the VCR section that will power up your TV/VCR. If this is the case, you probably
won’t need to use a TV code. Also, to control volume with your remote control, you
must program the remote for the cable box last.
If none of the codes listed for your Cable Box,TV, or VCR works,the CodeScan™method will allow you to
cycle through all the available codes in the remote until you find the right Cable Box,TV,or VCR code.
Manually turn ON power to the device you want to program the remote for
(Cable Box,TV,or VCR).
Point the remote control at the device,and press the following keys:
[the device button](the red buttons at the top of the remote),[SETUP],
[the right arrow key],then the [POWER] button.
If the device is still ON,continue at step 3 below.If it turns OFF,press [SETUP]
again to store the code you just selected, and you’re all done. The red indicator
light at the upper right-hand corner of your remote will flash 3 times if these
steps were followed correctly.
Press [the right arrow key],then the [POWER] button until the device turns
OFF.When the device turns OFF,press [SETUP] to save the code.
Please be patient — there are about 90 possible codes.
step 1
step 2
step 3
the right arrow key
If your VCR is made by one of the manufacturers
listed to the right,try that code first.
Otherwise, find your code in the chart below.
If your TV is made by one of the manufacturers
listed to the right,try that code first.
Otherwise, find your code in the chart below.
8600X™ is a trademark of Scientific-Atlanta
cable box code
The setup code for the
Scientific-Atlanta
8600X
™
series cable
box is:
006
UY486X manual • version 1.2 • page 2
Memory Lock™and the US Electronics logo are trademarks of US Electronics Components Corp.
All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
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