User manual MELICONI SPEEDY GOAL

[. . . ] ⷠChange the batteries if the light indicator starts to flash during use. When removing batteries, insert the new ones within 5 minutes or you may have to reprogram your remote control. [. . . ] Make sure you can change programmes from 0 to 9 using the P and P keys. If the commands work incorrectly or erratically, you have probably entered a code for a similar but different remote control. In this case, repeat the search procedure from point 2 until all keys respond correctly to the commands sent. Identify and take note of the TV code which you have searched for, following the code noting procedure (see "PROGRAMMED CODE NOTING" section). If no keys are pressed for 12 seconds · If you press keys other than those indicated · if the code search list is completed. When you have programmed Speedy Goal Meliconi, note down the code on the label in the battery compartment cover. Hold down the AV and keys simultaneously until the light indicator at the top starts to flash indicating that the remote control is searching for the code. Release the keys and, within 12 seconds, press Release P and and pay attention to the flashing of the LED: a long flash corresponds to a + while a short flash corresponds to a - . Note the sequence of the 8 flashes and note them down on the label in the battery compartment cover, from left to right. If the remote control is no longer programmed because it has been left without batteries for a long time or has flat batteries, you can re-program it quickly as follows: 1. Hold down the AV and keys simultaneously until the light indicator at the top starts to flash indicating that the remote control is programming. Release the keys and, within 12 seconds, using the P and P keys, enter the eight-sign code which you noted down before. [. . . ] Disposing of this product appropriately helps avoid any potentially negative consequences which could arise from its incorrect disposal. For more detailed information on recycling of this product, contact your local council, the local waste disposal service or the shop where you bought the product. [. . . ]