User manual MEDION 8 IN 1 UNIVERSAL REMOTE CONTROL MD 81035

[. . . ] However, there are also combined devices with only one code for both device parts (see also "Operating combined devices", page 7). VCR's: The code search for VCR's must be done while a tape is inserted. Because of this you can use certain basic functions for, for example, a Medion television directly and without having to programme in the device code. The codes of the corresponding devices can be found in the Code List enclosed with these operating instructions. [. . . ] In these cases you can use the learn function to transfer the functions of your original remote control to the desired keys of the universal remote control (see "Learn function" on page 8). TV set with video recorder) require two device codes one for each device part. In this case, you must first select the device part you would like to ope rate. Now activate the DVD part in the combined device by hol ding down the DVD source key for longer than one se cond. To activate the video recorder in the combined device, first briefly press the SETUP key, then the DVD source key. If your combined unit only requires one code but you would like to operate it with two source keys, then proceed as fol lows: Programme the device code to two source keys. Use the learn function (see next chapter) to transfer the desired functions of the other unit part to the other source key. You can manually save the functions of an original remote control to your universal remote control. One original remote control can be saved to every source key (8 in 1 function). Once the memory is full, the background lighting of the source key will flash for 3 seconds. If you are programming an additional function to an exi sting code, please take note which keys are still unassi gned beforehand. The following keys cannot be assigned to functions: LEARN, SETUP, ALL OFF, MACRO and all source keys. Some original remote controls (for DVD, video recorder, SAT) can themselves be programmed with the device co des of some TV brands to carry out basic TV set functions (volume, mute, channel search). Do not attempt to transfer the functions of an original re mote control that has been programmed with the code of a different TV set to your universal remote control. Then delete all commands (see "Deleting commands for all source keys" on page 9) and begin with the actual pro gramming. Fluorescent lamps) can con tain infrared light components that could influence the learn function. To programme, proceed as follows: Place the remote controls with the infrared diodes facing each other spaced 15 to 50 mm apart on the table. 3 seconds, the background lighting of the source key will flash for a short time and then remain permanently lit. Briefly press the desired source key (TV, VCR, DVD, ASAT, DSAT, CBL, CD, AUX) for this original remote control. Now press the key on the universal remote control that is to be assigned to the relevant function (the source key is permanently lit). Now keep the key of your original remote control pres sed down until the source key of the universal remote control extinguishes once (each faulty programming will be indicated by a flashing key). Repeat steps 4 and 5 until all of the desired functions have been saved. [. . . ] there are several device codes listed under the brand name of my device. To determine the correct device code for your device, try each consecutive code until most of the functions of the device function properly. The devices only respond to a few remote control com mands: Continue testing further codes until the devices respond to the commands accordingly. If manual code entry and automatic code search are un successful, it may be that the device is not compatible to your universal remote control. [. . . ]