US Electronics UTV86X-E Operation & User’s Manual

operation of the remote We recommend that you use only AA alkaline batteries. Remotes without the Memory Lock™ feature may need to be reprogrammed when the batteries are removed. See the troubleshooting section for more info. © 1997 US Electronics Components Corp. All rights reserved Part Number USE17095, RC9600/9640 rev 1.1 9701 before you begin setting up your remote control PATENT PENDING FWD VOLL TM User’s Guide for the UTV86X-E featuring Memory Lock™ 2-in-1 Cable TV Remote Control 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. for your remote-controlled television TM Make sure your TV is on. Press the [MENU] button, then the [TV POWER] button. Enter the three-digit code for your television from the “television codes” chart on the back of this sheet. At this point you have two options depending on whether you want volume to be controlled through your cable box or through your TV: option 1: If you want volume to be controlled through your cable box, press [POWER]. option 2: If you want volume to be controlled through your TV, press [TV POWER]. Press the [TV POWER] button. If your TV turns on and off, you’re all done. If your TV doesn’t turn on and off, perform steps 1 through 3 again with the next available code for your TV brand. If none of the codes listed for your TV work, try the “check all codes” method below. step 1 step 2 step 3 test your setup Take note of the buttons that you’ll use to setup your remote control important note OPEN install batteries the “check all codes” method Follow the steps outlined in this section if you’ve been unable to determine the correct code for your TV. This method “hunts” through all possible codes in the remote until it finds the code for your remote-controlled TV. 1. Manually turn ON your TV set. 2. Point the remote control at the TV and press the following sequence of keys: [MENU], [TV POWER], [0], [0], [0], and [TV POWER]. If the TV turns OFF, congratulations – you’re all done. If the TV is still ON, continue at step 3 below. 3. Press [MENU], [TV POWER], [FAV], and [TV POWER] to check the next code. If the TV turns OFF, press [SELECT] to exit this procedure. If the TV is still ON, continue at step 4 below. 4. Repeat pressing [FAV], followed by [TV POWER], until the TV turns OFF. When the TV turns OFF, press [SELECT] to save the code. Please be patient: there are about 90 possible codes.

Candle 024 | 025 | 037 | 047 Capehart 079 Citizen 024 | 025 | 037 | 047 048 | 050 | 070 Concerto 047 Contec 003 | 004 | 051 | 084 Craig 012 | 051 Curtis Mathes 024 | 048 | 070 CXC 051 Daewoo 021 | 042 | 043 050 | 070 | 082 Datron 070 DynaTech 015 Electrohome 070 Emerson 004 | 020 | 035 | 036 044 | 045 | 051 | 052 053 | 070 | 084 | 086 Envision 024 Fisher 010 | 029 Funai 044 | 051 GE 005 | 008 | 011 | 022 023 | 063 | 064 | 073 Goldstar 021 | 047 | 054 | 070 Harman Kardon 019 Hitachi 006 | 027 | 038 | 040 | 047 068 | 069 | 070 | 085 Infinity 057 JBL 015 Jensen 026 JVC 032 | 076 Kloss Novabeam 077 KMC 059 KTV 051 | 070 Logik 074 Luxman TV 047 LXI 029 | 030 Magnavox 017 | 024 | 037 | 008 057 | 077 | 078 | 080 Marantz 024 MGA 021 | 024 | 036 | 067 | 083 Mitsubishi 009 | 021 | 036 066 | 067 | 083 MTC 015 | 021 | 024 | 047 | 048 | 082 NEC 021 | 024 | 033 | 047 Panasonic 002 | 008 | 011 | 057 | 088 Penney 000 | 005 | 021 | 022 024 | 061 | 070 | 071 Philco 016 | 017 | 021 | 024 037 | 057 | 077 | 078 Philips 057 Pioneer 034 | 046 Portland 070 Proscan 005 Proton 036 | 056 | 070 | 079 Quasar 008 | 011 Radio Shack 041 | 051 | 070 RCA 000 | 005 | 021 | 061 | 068 Realistic 029 Sampo 024 | 058 | 060 | 079 Samsung 024 | 047 | 048 | 070 Sanyo 010 | 028 | 029 | 087 Scott 044 | 070 Sears 001 | 010 | 029 | 030 | 044 | 071 Sharp 014 | 031 | 041 | 070 Sony 007 | 081 Soundesign 036 | 037 SSS 021 | 051 Sylvania 008 | 016 | 017 | 018 | 024 037 | 057 | 077 | 078 Tatung 015 Techwood 047 Teknika 021 | 025 | 037 | 044 047 | 048 | 050 | 051 067 | 070 | 072 | 074 TMK 036 | 047 Toshiba 029 | 030 Totevision 070 Universal 022 | 023 Vidtech 021 Wards 016 | 017 | 021 | 022 | 023 024 | 036 | 041 | 044 | 057 064 | 065 | 074 | 078 Yamaha 021 Zenith 075 The codes listed in this box are for the most popular TVs. If your TV is made by one of these manufacturers, try the code listed here first. Otherwise, find your code in the chart below. GE 005 JVC 076 Magnavox 057 Mitsubishi 067 NEC 024 Philips 057 Pioneer 046 Proscan 005 RCA 005 Sony 081 Sylvania 057 Zenith 075 IMPORTANT: Write down your TV and cable box codes on your Quick Programming Sticker (if supplied) or some other safe place where they can be located for future reference, if necessary. N O T E Problem My remote only works one of my devices (TV or cable box). Solution 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. Problem I programmed the remote, but it won’t work my TV. Solution You may have entered the wrong code (or the correct code might not be listed). Try entering all of your TV manufacturer’s codes again, starting with the manufacturer’s popular code, if one is available. If you are still unable to operate your TV, follow the instructions in the section titled the “check all codes” method. Problem My remote control doesn’t operate my combination TV/VCR. Solution Most combination TV/VCRs have VCR tuners in them. This unit was not designed to operate a VCR. Your cable operator may have a solution for your situation. Problem My remote control stopped working. Solution Check the batteries and make sure the TV set and cable box are plugged into a live AC outlet. If you are sure the batteries are good, try rolling them with your finger to ensure a good connection. If the batteries were loose, removed to test, or replaced, you may need to reprogram your remote.* * If your remote has Memory Lock™, you won’t need to reprogram the remote control unless you want it to operate a different television. Problem I can’t figure out the remote’s buttons. Solution It may be necessary to review your cable box operating manual to familiarize yourself with the different buttons and features.