User manual MELICONI CONTROL TV 100

[. . . ] · The batteries must be changed once a year. · Change the batteries if the light indicator starts to flash during use, this indicates that the batteries are low and should be changed. · When you remove the batteries, fit the new ones within 5 minutes or you may have to reprogram your remote control. · Make a note of the code for your TV on the adhesive label inside the battery cover. [. . . ] Check that the appliance responds correctly to the commands sent. If there is no response or the appliance only responds partially or incorrectly, it is probable that you have used the wrong code. In this case, try the procedure again from point 3. This time, however, use the NEXT CODE in the list (e. g. In the code book enclosed, look for the brand of your TV and make a note of the first code indicated BENEATH the brand previously identified (e. g. Hold down the SHIFT and ON/OFF keys together until the light indicator at the top starts to flash indicating that the remote control is in programming mode. 8 0 7 5 4. Release the keys and press the numeric key 8 once. Within the next 15 seconds, key in the three figure code you noted previously (e. g. Three flashes indicate that the code has been saved correctly. If not, try the code entry procedure again from point 3. Note down the TV code used to program the remote control on the adhesive label inside the battery cover for rapid consultation. NOTE: THE LIGHT INDICATOR STOPS FLASHING The remote control leaves the programming mode and the light indicator stops flashing: · if no keys are pressed for 15 seconds · if an invalid brand code is entered. C GLOBAL SEARCH REMOTE CONTROL PROGRAMMING This operation may take up to about 20 minutes. 1. Hold down the SHIFT and ON/OFF keys together until the light indicator at the top starts to flash indicating that the remote control is in programming mode. 0 0 0 3. The light indicator flashes more quickly to indicate that the remote control is ready for the search. Press and release slowly one of the most frequently used keys several times STOPPING when the appliance responds correctly to the command. When the TV responds correctly, press SHIFT to confirm. Three flashes indicate that the operation has been completed correctly. Additional check Check that some of the other functions used on your original remote control are working correctly. If the commands function 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. Identify and make a note of the TV code which you have searched for, following the code noting procedure (see "NOTING THE PROGRAMMED CODE" section). NOTE: THE LIGHT INDICATOR STOPS FLASHING. The remote control leaves the programming mode and the light indicator stops flashing: · if no keys are pressed for 15 seconds · if the code search list is completed. NOTING THE PROGRAMMED CODE Always write down the 3-digit code for your remote control on the label inside the battery cover after running the search and saving the code. This may be useful if you need to reprogram your remote control in the event of accidental cancellation or when you change used batteries. If you forget to write down the code or use the remote control programming procedures A or C . . . don't worry! To find the code for your remote control: 1. Hold down the SHIFT and ON/OFF keys together until the light indicator at the top starts to flash. 1-/-- 2. [. . . ] You can apply the command using either the symbol or the number. If the symbol is not on the remote control, use the number following the example C above. NOTE : You cannot use the additional commands unless these were already available on your original remote control. PROGRAMMABLE KEYS You can customise your remote control to use any 4 additional TV functions, using the function keys F1- F2 - F3 - F4. In the symbol table corresponding to your remote control code, locate the additional function you require and note down the number which appears below it. Note that only number functions can be saved using F1- F2 - F3 - F4. [. . . ]