User manual ONE FOR ALL URC-6692

[. . . ] This allows you to easily operate up to 6 different home entertainment devices with the functionality and flexibility to support novice as well as advanced users. advanced features include: · KameleonTM Technology ­ dynamic menu screens that respond to device selection and illuminate only active keys Hard Button Functionality ­ Hard buttons complement the Kameleon screen for the most comprehensive functionality across a vast range of devices. Macros ­ for instant activation of favorite key sequences Learning ­ to capture unique functions from your devices/' original remote controls Key Mover ­ for copying keys from one device to another, or to a different position in the same mode Direct Code Setup ­ for easy device programming with setup codes Innovative Code Search ­ allows setup of your devices without looking up codes Favorite Channel Scan ­ for easy channel surfing of favorite channels Volume Lock ­ to assign volume controls to individual devices or to one global device Extensive Code Library ­ largest and most efficient group of IR remote control codes for virtually every current brand and make Upgradeability ­ Customer support upgrade system ensures your remote control always has the latest setup codes when adding new devices in the future After installing two (2) new AA alkaline batteries (not included), you can immediately use the unit to control a Sony TV, an RCA DirecTV receiver, a Sony DVD player, a Pioneer Audio Receiver, a Sony Tivo PVR (VCR/PVR key), and a Pioneer CD player (AUX Key). To control other brands than the default ones, see Programming Device Control on page 8. [. . . ] Devices will turn on (or off) according to your programmed sequence. NOTE: The currently-selected device will always turn on or off first, followed by the remaining programmed sequence. After the master power sequence has been completed, the remote control will be set to control the first powered-on device. NOTE: If one or more devices does not have a POWER key, the power off/on sequence may be slightly delayed when the remote control signals the device(s). To stop scanning channels at any time, press any key once. Press and hold SET until the two Inner IR segments flash twice. The current mode key will blink on and off during programming. In the TV, VCR/PVR, DVD and CBL/SAT modes, you can store a list of up to 10 favorite channels, in any order, that will be Immediately scanned when FAV is pressed (see Using Channel Scan). Press and hold SET until the two Inner IR segments flash twice. The current mode key will blink on and off during programming. Use the keypad to enter a favorite channel number (e. Your original remote controls must be in working order for learning to work properly. Learned keys are mode specific, so each one can store a unique function for each mode. Learned keys can be used in macros (see Using Macros on page 11). Do not use the following keys for learning: Device Keys, SETUP, FAV, or Record (· ) Key. Learning capacity is approximately 50 to 70 keys, depending on the code being learned. If both learned and keymoved functions are assigned to the same key, the last programmed function is stored. A learned function cannot be used as a source for Keymover (see Using Keymover on page 15). Certain device codes are not learnable including multi-frequency types, some high frequency ones, and other unusual formats. NOTE: If the original remote control required pressing an Enter key to change the channel, also press the Enter key after the channel number (e. If desired, repeat step 4 (in this section) for each favorite channel to be stored, up to a total of 10 channels. NOTE: If you try entering more than 10 channels, the remote control will automatically exit programming. [. . . ] During learning, Inner IR Segments display a long blink after pressing and holding key to be learned. Try readjusting positions of remote controls before performing the procedure again. Tried Search For Your Code method and still could not find a working code. Press and hold SET until the Inner IR Segments blink twice, then release. [. . . ]