User manual MOTOROLA URC 550

[. . . ] Once you are on the Remote Control Address screen, disregard the instructions on the screen and follow these steps using the remote control keypad…. Before you can use your remote control, it must be programmed (set-up) to operate the above devices. Before Getting Started Some of the special features and buttons on your remote control are as follows: Point and Press® Programming Lets you program your TV, VCR, DVD, AUDIO devices without codes. Memory Guard ® Eliminates reprogramming after battery changes. [. . . ] Each time you press the [ ] button, the mode buttons will illuminate once in reverse rotation (AUX AUDIO DVD TV SAT AUX). Once you have found a code that turns the device on / off, press [ENTER] to lock in this code. Repeat steps 2 to 4 above for each of the remaining electronic devices you wish to program the remote to operate. Note: Given the size of the code libraries in your remote control, it will take several minutes to cycle through all the codes when using the Point and Press Programming method. Turn on the electronic device (VCR, 2nd TV, 2nd nd DVD, 2 AUDIO) you want to program as an AUXILIARY device. In this order, press and hold the [ENTER] button, then the [MUTE] button. Hold both buttons down together until the mode buttons illuminate in rotation (i. Follow the Code Entry Programming (paragraph 3) or Point and Press Programming® (paragraphs 3 & 4) areas of Section 5 to program your AUX device. Using the Code Entry Programming method described in Section 5, find a TV Setup Code that operates the TV functions (Power, Vol / , Mute, Ch / , 0-9) of your TV / VCR unit. Using the Code Entry Programming method described in Section 5, enter, lock and test each 3-digit VCR Setup Code for your brand until a code is found that operates the transport functions (PLAY, STOP, REW, FWD, PAUSE, REC) of your TV / VCR unit. Before you can test for the correct VCR setup code, you must first press the [VCR] button first to put the remote in its VCR mode. Using the Code Entry Programming method described in Section 5, find a TV Setup Code that operates the TV functions (Power, Vol / , Mute, Ch / , 0-9) of your TV / DVD unit. Using the Code Entry Programming method described in Section 5, enter, lock and test each 3-digit DVD Setup Code for your brand until a code is found that operates the transport functions (PLAY, STOP, REW, FWD, PAUSE, REC) of your TV / DVD unit. Before you can test for the correct DVD setup code, you must first press the [DVD] button to put the remote in its DVD mode. Last, if you have a TV / VCR / DVD combination unit, you need to program your remote to operate the VCR functions. Using the Code Entry Programming method described in Section 5, enter, lock and test each 3-digit VCR Setup Code for your brand until a code is found that operates the VCR transport functions (PLAY, STOP, REW, FWD, PAUSE, REC) of your TV / DVD / VCR unit. Before you can test for the correct VCR setup code, you must first press the [VCR] button first to put the remote in its VCR mode. Code Number Readback To identify the 3-digit TV setup codes stored under ® the Point and Press programming method, follow these steps using the remote control keypad… 1. In this order, press and hold the [ENTER] button, then the [TV] button. The mode buttons will “blink back” the code numbers, with a 1-second interval between each digit of the code. Please note that for the numeric “0”, the mode buttons will illuminate blink in fast-sequence. Example: For code “130”, the remote will blink 1 time, then 3 times, then in a fast-sequence for the 0. [. . . ] [VOL ] – to “go back” through the codes using the “VOL “ function on your devices. Note: When you find the correct code, the volume of the device being programmed will increase or decrease. €¢ • [CH ] - to “go forward” through the codes using the “CH ” function on your devices. [CH ] - to “go back” through the codes using the “CH “ function on your devices. [. . . ]