User manual ONEFORALL URC 8305

[. . . ] Programme (Channel) +/- Keys These keys operate in the same way as the keys on your original remote. If available on your original remote, these keys will allow you to navigate through the menu. MUTE Key The Mute key operates the same function it did on your orginal remote control. Also, if your original remote control required that you press an "OK" or "Enter" key during Menu operation, the Mute key can be used for this function. [. . . ] On some televisions, this may be done by pressing the TEXT ON key several times. By pressing again, you can see the bottom half of the Teletext page enlarged. To return to regular Teletext viewing, press the EXPAND key again, or press the TEXT ON key, depending on your television. After pressing the TV key and accessing the text mode, the keys marked red, green, yellow and blue, allow you to access the Fastext functions of your television. If on your original remote control these keys are used for Menu navigation, the ONE FOR ALL Fastext keys may operate in the same way. Important note: For a more detailed explanation of Teletext and Fastext, please refer to the manual of your television. Remember, different televisions control Teletext and Fastext features in different ways. Not all of the Teletext functions may be available for your particular model. Before you start, please read these instructions carefully Make sure your device is switched on (not on standby). Press the TV key on the ONE FOR ALL 4 for the device SAT AUX TV VCR CBL AUX you wish to Set-Up. Now, the 8 aim9 ONE FOR ALL 4 at your device and Press POWER If your device switches off, the ONE FOR ALL 4 is ready to operate your device. Press and hold MAGIC until the ONE FOR ALL 4's red light blinks twice (The red light will blink once and then twice). For the first digit of your four-digit code, press 1 and count all the red blinks. This is useful if you want to set up two of the same devices on the ONE FOR ALL 4. 1 second Television A T A U X To program a 12 23VT 3V C R S on the DVD keyR (forL example), you need TV VC CB AUX to change4 45 56 into a TV key, so press: the DVD key 6 The DVD10 10 now become a second TV key. 7 8 9 Now enter the Set-Up code for your second TV23 3 by pressing: 2 1 TV CR TV TV CRC C B A LU X AUX To program a 12 23VT 3VS C A R T S onX the SAT keyC V R (forB L example), you need secondV Television A A T U A U X V V V A 0 0A 10 10 4 4 56 6 5 to change the SAT key into a TV key, so press: 6 45 5 6 The SAT key 10 now4 become a 6 second TV key. TV VR S TV VC BL AUX To program a 12 2C 3TV 3AV C TRecorderX on the SATR keyC (for example), you second Video R S A A UT X A U 1 AV A V TV 10 VCR 0 10 C B L0A U X 4 5 6 need to change the SAT key into a VCR key, so press: 5 6 The SAT key 10 now4 second VCR key. 7 8 9 Now enter the Set-Up code for your second VCR by pressing: 2 2 3 3 8 79 8 9 3 77 8 9 (*) 1 Press2 TV/hold down the MAGIC key until the red light (LED) and SLOW 2 132 3 VCR 1 blinks twice. The red light (LED) will blink once then6 5 You may be able to use some functions of your Television, Video recorder, DVD player, Satellite receiver or Cable converter at the same time. For example: if you are watching a program on your video recorder, you can adjust the volume (a TV function) without pressing the TV mode key on your ONE FOR ALL 4. Last Device Mode Key Pressed: VCR SAT DVD You Can Control: TV volume up and down, mute TV volume up and down, mute TV volume up and down, mute To punch through to TV volume while in the VCR, DVD or SAT mode: 1. Then press the Volume (-) key and the red light will blink four times. [. . . ] As a safety feature on your ONE FOR ALL, you must press the Record key twice. Make sure you are using new batteries and are aiming the one for all at your device. Replace batteries with 2 fresh, new "AA" alkaline batteries. If you still have questions about the operation of your ONE FOR ALL 4 universal remote and could not find the answer(s) in the TroubleShooting section, you may want to contact the customer service department for assistance. [. . . ]