User manual PHILIPS SRU4106

[. . . ] Introduction Congratulations on your purchase of this Philips Universal Remote Control. You are now the proud owner of a revolutionary remote that remembers your favorite channels for you!Press an icon button and you're instantly taken to your favorite channel!Universal Remotes let you replace a broken or lost remote or combine more than one remote into one. [. . . ] Repeat Step 4 to find the third and fourth digits. The Favorites feature is what really sets this remote apart from other remotes. It lets you go to your favorite channel(s) by simply pressing a button next to a sticker (or label) that represents that favorite channel. Press and hold SETUP until the indicator remains on, then release SETUP. ), unless the desired device is already selected. This sets the device that this favorite button controls. Enter the channel number for this favorite channel. Note: You can use up to 5 buttons, including 0 through 9, OK, and - to enter your favorite channel: 550, 472Enter, 162OK, 5-7, etc. Press SETUP when you've finished entering the channel. After setting up your favorite, do the following. Attach the sticker that represent the favorite channel you set up above to the location next to that FAVORITE button. ) Follow Steps 1 through 6 to set up more favorites, each time selecting a different FAVORITE button in Step 3, and entering a different channel number in Step 4. Then place the appropriate sticker next to the FAVORITE button, as in Step 6. To go to your favorite channel, simply press the FAVORITE button next to the sticker that represents the icon for that channel. Note: If you can't find a sticker for one of your favorites, go to www. Do a search by using the key words television logos. Right-click the logo and save this logo somewhere on your computer. If the logo needs adjustment, you can use Microsoft Paint, etc. Cut out the logo and paste it next to your FAVORITE button. You might need to adjust the time between digits sent for a favorite channel. If the delay is too long you might point the remote away from your device before all the digits have been sent. If the delay is too short your device might not respond. [. . . ] If there is a learning problem, the indicator blinks for 3 seconds and stays on. Repeat Steps 4-6 for other buttons you want your remote to learn. Press and release SETUP when all desired remote commands are learned. Line up your remotes (that you're learning from) in front of the learning remote on a hard surface approx. [. . . ]