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Table of Contents
Getting Started - Overview
• Control up to 6 Components ……………………5
• Activating Component Buttons …………………5
• Learning Capability ………………………………5
• Battery Installation ………………………………6
• Low Battery Warning ……………………………6
• Couch Mode………………………………………6
Special Advanced Features
• MacroPower™ & Other Macros ………………7
• ‘My Favorites’ - Favorite Channels ……………7
• SimpleSound™ & Other ‘Punch Throughs’ ……7
Keypad Layout & Button Functions …8
Programming AVEX R6 Using
Pre-Programmed Codes ……………………9
• Quick Set-Up Method ……………………………9
• Three-Digit Code Entry Method ………………10
• Auto-Search Method ……………………………12
Programming AVEX R6 Using the
Learning Method ……………………………14
Finding a Component’s Set-Up
Code Number …………………………………16
Programming Special Advanced
Features
• Programming Multi-Commands to
Macro Buttons …………………………………17
• MacroPower™ Total System On/Off …………17
• ‘My Favorites’ – Favorite Channels……………20
• SimpleSound™ Total System Volume
Control……………………………………………21
• Channel Control ‘Punch Through’ ……………23
• Transport Control ‘Punch Through’ ……………24
• OSD (On-Screen Display) Control
‘Punch Through’ …………………………………25
Erasing Commands-Overview..........26
• Erasing a Single Learned Command …………26
• Erasing All Learned Commands from
One Component…………………………………27
• Erasing MacroPower & Other Macro
Commands ………………………………………28
• Erasing SimpleSound & Other ‘Punch
Through’ Commands……………………………29
• Factory Reset ……………………………………30
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Pre-Programmed Code Tables .........31
• CABLE/SAT………………………………………32
• TV ……………………………………………33-34
• DVR/VCR ……………………………………35-36
• DVD ………………………………………………37
• AUDIO……………………………………………38
• AUX ………………………………………………39
FAQs………………………………………………40
Warranty ………………………………………41
Specifications…………………………………41
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Getting Started - Overview
Control up to 6 Components
The AVEX R6 remote control is designed to control
up to six different Audio/Video components and
operate virtually all brands of AUDIO, TV, DVD,
VCR/DVR, SAT/CABLE and AUX (Light, Music
Server, etc.) components.
Component Buttons
Once you have programmed the AVEX R6 for all
of your components, all you need to do is press a
component button and all the buttons on the AVEX
R6 will work with that component. For example,
when you press the TV component button, all the
buttons on your AVEX R6 will operate your TV.
If you press the DVD component button, all the
buttons on the AVEX R6 will operate your DVD.
Each time you press any of the buttons on the
remote, the LED light in the component button
will light up to indicate which component you
are controlling.
TV BUTTON
Learning Capability
The AVEX R6 has the ability to ‘learn’ functions from
the original remote controls of other manufacturers,
even if they are not in the Pre-programmed database.
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Battery Installation
Press the tab and remove the cover of the battery
compartment located in the back of your remote.
Insert the two AAA batteries (included in the pack-
age) making sure to match the positive (+) and
negative (-) symbols as shown in the diagram.
Place the cover back over the battery compartment.
INSERT BATTERIES
CORRECTLY
Low Battery Warning
When the batteries are low and need to be
replaced the component LED will quickly blink
three times when you press the Power [ON] button.
Couch Mode
The AVEX R6 is designed to automatically turn itself
off if a button is pressed for more than 30 seconds.
This prevents battery power from being depleted
should the remote accidentally slip between the
couch cushions.
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Special Advanced Features
The AVEX R6 also offers the following special
advanced features that can offer you many time-saving
conveniences:
MacroPower™ & Other Macro Buttons
MacroPower is a unique feature that enables you
to turn all your components ON or OFF, all at the
same time, simply with the press of one button.
The AVEX R6 has six Macro buttons that are
designed to store up to 20 commands in each button.
Pressing any one of the Macro buttons will send out
the series of commands that are stored in that button.
‘My Favorites’ (Favorite Channels)
This is one of the most desirable features of the
AVEX R6 remote control. Once it’s set up, you can
select one of four favorite channels with the press of
one button – without the need to type in a channel
number. So, whether it’s CNN or the Food Network,
your favorite viewing spot is just one click away.
SimpleSound™ & Other ‘Punch Throughs’
SimpleSound Volume Control is a dynamic feature
that gives you total volume control over all the
components in your system, even those that do not
have their own built--in volume control, such as
TIVO, DVD and VCR... saving you the hassle and
inconvenience of constantly needing to switch
between component modes on the remote. As an
example, in order to increase the volume while
watching a DVD, you would typically have to pick
up the TV remote control to increase the volume.
With the AVEX R6, you do not even have to press
the TV component button. Once you program
SimpleSound in your DVD mode, you will
automatically have TV volume control in
DVD mode.
SimpleSound is what is called a ‘Punch Through’
feature and is not limited to volume control. It can
also be applied to Channel Control, Transport
Control, and OSD Control.
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Keypad Layout &
Button Functions
SYSTEM OFF
POWER
Designed to send Power
Allows you to turn the
On/Off commands for up
selected component on
to six components with
and off.
one button press.
TV, CBL,
GUIDE
Displays the Program
Guide listings through
the Cable Set Top Box.
VCR, AUDIO,
DVD, AUX
Used to select the
component you want
to operate and signals
remote control activity.
CURSOR
NAVIGATION
PAD
Used for program-
ming steps and on-
screen navigation
and highlighting.
MENU
Displays the Applications
Menu through the Cable
Set Top Box.
Exits from current
INFO
EXIT
screen through the
Cable Set Top Box.
Displays information about
the program currently play-
ing or highlighted in the
Program Guide through the
Cable Set Top Box.
SELECT
Selects highlighted
screen options.
VOLUME
INPUT
Raises or lowers the
sound volume.
Selects the video
source from available
components.
MY
FAVORITES
Custom-programmable
Favorite Channel Buttons
LAST
Returns to the previously
tuned channel through
the Cable Set Top Box.
TRANSPORT
CONTROLS
MUTE
Silences the Audio.
Press to activate.
Press again to restore
sound to the previous
level.
Perform standard VCR
and DVD functions when
in VCR and DVD mode,
or VOD (Video-On-
Demand) and DVR
(Digital Video Recorder)
functions when in
NUMBER
PAD
Cable mode.
Use to enter code
numbers for program-
ming components and to
enter channel numbers
to tune in channels.
Also used to make
numeric entries on
on-screen menus.
PIP
CONTROLS
Controls Picture-In-
Picture actions.
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Programming AVEX R6 using
Pre-Programmed Codes
There are three ways you can program your AVEX
R6 using the component brand codes that are pre-
programmed into the remote.
• Quick Set-Up Method
• Three-Digit Code Entry Method
• Auto-Search Method
The Quick Set-Up Method is a unique new feature
that enables the fastest and easiest set-up by using
one-digit codes for up to 10 major brands for each
component. The Three-Digit Code Entry Method
allows you to set-up the AVEX R6 using 3-digit codes
for component brand names. It is also a fast and
easy way to program the remote. The Auto-Search
Method scans through all the brands in the remote
control, one at a time. It should be used when either
the Quick Set-Up or Three-Digit Code Entry Methods
do not work.
* * *
Quick Set-Up Method
STEP 1: Manually or using your old remote, turn
on the component you want to program—for example,
to program your TV, turn on your TV set.
STEP 2: Point the AVEX R6 toward the component
that you want to program (in this case the TV set) and
press and hold the component button (in this case the
TV button). While holding down the component
button, begin to press numeric keys, one number at
a time, starting from 1, continuing to 2, 3 ... 0 until
component (in this case the TV) turns off.
STEP 3: Release the component button to save the
code. The component LED light will blink three times
to confirm that the code has been stored.
Repeat the above three steps for other components.
COMPONENT
BUTTONS
NUMBER
PAD
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Three-Digit Code Set-Up Method
STEP 1: Find the 3-digit code numbers assigned
to your brand from the lists in the back of this manual.
The codes are listed by component category (i.e.,
TV, VCR, DVD, etc.), then by brand name. For
instance, if you would like to locate a code for a
Sony television, first locate the TV category and
then look for the Sony brand.
STEP 2: Once you have located the 3-digit codes
for each of the components that you wish to operate
with your AVEX R6, write them ALL down on a
piece of paper. It’s important that you write down
all the codes listed for your brand because only
one code is going to work with your component.
STEP 3: Manually or using your old remote, turn
on the component you want to program—for exam-
ple, to program your TV turn on your TV set.
STEP 4: On the AVEX R6, press the Component
button that you want to program (in this case the
button that says TV) and the SELECT [SEL] button
at the same time. Hold down both buttons for 2
seconds until the TV Component LED light turns on.
This signals that you are in programming mode.
IMPORTANT: You have 30 seconds to perform
the next step while you are in programming mode.
If you do not press a button within 30 seconds,
the component LED light will turn off. The remote
will exit the programming mode and you will
have to start over.
COMPONENT
BUTTONS
SELECT
BUTTON
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STEP 5: Point the AVEX R6 toward the component
(in this example the TV) and punch in the first 3-digit
code that you wrote down for that specific compo-
nent. Use the Number buttons 0~9 on the remote to
punch in the code. The TV LED light will blink each
time a number is pressed.
NUMBER
BUTTONS
If the 3-digit code number you just punched in is
the correct number, the component you are trying to
program will turn off. If it did not turn off, enter the
next code number from your list until it does turn off.
STEP 6: Once you’ve entered the code number
and the component has turned off, press the
POWER button on the AVEX R6 remote to turn
the component back on.
Next test the VOLUME and CHANNEL buttons (or
PLAY and STOP buttons for VCR and DVD) to make
sure they all work. For example, perhaps your Sony
TV turned off with code number 147, but the volume
controls did not work properly. In this case, try the
next code number listed for that component. Repeat
Step 5 using the next code number until you find a
perfect match.
STEP 7: Once you’ve entered a correct code you
must save it. Press the component button you just
programmed (in this case TV) one more time to save
the code number. The component LED light will blink
three times to confirm that the code was successfully
stored. Now when you press the TV component
button, all of the buttons will work with your TV.
Program the remaining components by repeating
steps 3 through 7.
IMPORTANT: If you have tried all the set-up
codes in the list and the component still did not
turn off after Step 5, either the Auto-Search Method
(page 12) or the Learning Method (page 14) will
help you program.
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Auto-Search Method
The Auto-Search Method is a way you can scan
through all of the codes in the table to find the right
code for your component.
STEP 1: Manually or using your old remote, turn
on the component you want to program—for example,
to program your TV, turn on your TV set.
STEP 2: On the AVEX R6, press the Component
button that you want to program (in this case the
button that says TV) and the SELECT [SEL] button at
the same time. Hold down both buttons for 2 seconds
until the TV Component button light turns on. This
signals that you are in programming mode.
IMPORTANT: You have 30 seconds to perform
the next step while you are in programming mode.
If you do not press a button within 30 seconds,
the component LED light will turn off. The remote
will exit the programming mode and you will have
to start over.
UP
ARROW
DOWN
ARROW
STEP 3: Point the AVEX R6 remote control toward
the component and press the UP arrow (or
DOWN arrow) button once. Each time the UP or
DOWN arrow button is pressed, the code will count
up (or down) one code number and send a Power
OFF signal. When the correct code is sent out, the
component will turn off.
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STEP 4: Once you have found the right code
number and the component has turned off, press the
POWER button on the AVEX R6 remote to turn the
component back on.
Next test the VOLUME and CHANNEL buttons (or
PLAY and STOP buttons for VCR and DVD) to make
sure they all work. If any of the buttons do not work
properly, you need to find a new code. Continue
pressing the UP (or DOWN) arrow button until you
find a new code that turns off the component and
makes the VOLUME or PLAY buttons respond correctly.
STEP 5: Once you have found the right code, you
must save it. Press the component button you just
programmed (in this case TV) one more time to save
the code number. The component LED light will blink
three times to confirm that the code was successfully
stored. Now when you press the TV component but-
ton, all of the buttons will work with your TV.
NOTE: Use this method for those components
you cannot program with either the Quick Set-Up
or 3-digit Code Entry Methods.
IMPORTANT: If you cannot find the right code
after 5 minutes of trying the Auto-Search Method,
try the Learning Method (page 14).
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THIS PRODUCT TO THE STORE
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Programming AVEX R6
using the Learning Method
STEP 1: Line up the AVEX R6 to the remote
control you want to ‘learn’ from, head--to--head
as shown below. Make sure the heads are one to
two inches apart.
STEP 2: On the AVEX R6, press the Component
button that you want to program (in this case the
button that says TV) and the ENTER [ENT] button at
the same time. Hold down both buttons for 2 sec-
onds until the TV Component button light turns on.
This signals that you are in programming mode.
IMPORTANT: You have 30 seconds to perform
the next step while you are in programming mode.
If you do not press a button within 30 seconds,
the component LED light will turn off. The remote
will exit the programming mode and you will have
to start over.
STEP 3: Press any button on the AVEX R6 that you
want to teach a command to. For example, if you
want to teach the MUTE button on the AVEX R6 the
TV Mute command from the other remote, first press
the MUTE button on the AVEX R6 and the TV com-
ponent button LED light will blink once indicating
that the AVEX R6 is ready to learn the command.
STEP 4: Press and hold the MUTE button on
the other remote until the component button LED
on the AVEX R6 blinks twice. Now you can continue
learning all other buttons from your old remote by
pressing the next button on the AVEX R6 and
repeating this step.
Note: The component LED will blink five times if
there was an error in the learning process. In this
case, please repeat Steps 3 and 4.
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STEP 5: Once the AVEX R6 has learned all the
buttons in the selected component mode, press and
hold the Component button and ENTER [ENT] but-
tons at the same time to save the learned functions.
The component LED light will blink three times to
confirm the programming. Now test all the buttons
to make sure they learned correctly.
Repeat Steps 1-5 to program any other
component modes.
If the Learning Method does not work,
here are a few suggestions:
• If you have a Plasma TV, move to another room
• Avoid programming under fluorescent light or
direct sunlight
• Put new batteries in the old remote
• Gradually vary the distance between the
two remote controls
• Tap the button on your old remote instead
of pressing and holding it during the
learning process
Here are some additional facts regarding
the Learning process:
• Learned functions override any existing
pre-programmed functions on the remote control
• Learned functions are automatically erased when
a new function is learned on the same button
• Learned functions are retained even after a
different set-up code number is programmed
into the remote control
• To return to an original pre-programmed function,
a learned function must to be erased
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Finding a Component’s
Set-up Code Number
If you used the Auto--Search or Learning Methods to
program a component, you may not know the code
number you programmed. Here is a way for you to
identify what that code number is, so you can make
a note in the back of this Manual for future reference.
STEP 1: Press the component button you would
like to verify and the SELECT [SEL] button at the
same time for 2 seconds until the selected component
LED light turns on.
IMPORTANT: You have 30 seconds to perform
the next step while you are in programming mode.
If you do not press a button within 30 seconds, the
component LED light will turn off. The remote will
exit the programming mode and you will have to
start over.
COMPONENT
BUTTONS
SELECT
INFO
STEP 2: Press the INFO button and count the
number of times the Component LED light blinks.
This number indicates the first digit of the code.
Next it will pause for about one second and begin
blinking again to indicate the number of the second
digit. Then once again it will pause, then blink,
o indicate the number of the third digit.
Example: One blink, pause, eight blinks, pause,
three blinks indicates code number 183.
Note that ten (10) blinks represent the number 0.
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Programming Special
Advanced Features
Programming Multi-Commands to
Macro Buttons
The AVEX R6 has six Macro buttons (POWER, SYS-
TEM OFF, A, B, C, D) that are designed to store up
to 20 commands in each button. Pressing any one
of the Macro buttons will send out the series of
commands that are stored in that particular button.
MacroPower™ Total System On/Off
MacroPower makes several devices work together
by pressing one button. Imagine the convenience
of turning on your TV, your DVD player and your
Surround Sound receiver by pressing a single button
on your AVEX R6. What could normally take three
remotes and three button pushes, the AVEX R6 can
accomplish with the press of one button. We call
that MacroPower. Any of the Power On or the
System Off buttons can be programmed for
MacroPower control. To set it up, follow these
easy steps:
STEP 1: To program MacroPower commands
for the Power ON button, press the POWER button
and the MUTE button at the same time for 2 seconds
until one of the component button LED lights turns on.
POWER
MUTE
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IMPORTANT: You have 30 seconds to perform
the next step while you are in programming mode.
If you do not press a button within 30 seconds,
the component LED light will turn off. The remote
will exit the programming mode and you will
have to start over.
STEP 2: Press the component button you want to
turn on and then the POWER button; repeat for all
other components in the order you want them to
turn on. The component LED lights will blink once
each time you press the POWER button.
POWER
COMPONENT
BUTTONS
STEP 3: Once you’ve entered all the Power On
commands, press the CHANNEL UP
button to
save your MacroPower commands. The component
LED lights will blink three times to confirm that the
programming has been successfully saved.
CHANNEL
UP
SUGGESTION: Most of the components have
the same signal to turn the power On and Off.
You may want to program MacroPower only in
the POWER button and save the System Off button
to turn components On or Off individually.
Note: If you want to program MacroPower for the
SYSTEM OFF button, repeat the same steps used for
Power ON programming.
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Notes regarding programming multi-com-
mands to Macro buttons:
• You can program up to 20 commands on each
Macro button.
• You can program delays in between commands
by pressing the PAUSE button. Each press adds
a one-half second delay.
• Also, if you add the delay time as the first step
of Macro commands, the remote will not send
the Macro unless the button is held for two
seconds. (This is the Press & Hold Function).
• You can also program macro commands in
‘layers’ by pressing the STOP button in between
commands. (For example, if you press CBL,
009, STOP, 035, STOP, 365, STOP and the
CH+ button in Step 2) the remote will send out
009 at the first press of the ‘A’ button, and then
send out 035 at the second press, etc..
• You cannot program the CH+ or PAUSE buttons
as macro commands.
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Programming ‘My Favorites’ - Favorite
Channel Buttons
In Cable mode, the A, B, C, D buttons are also
designed to serve as dedicated Favorite Channel
buttons. Each button will access one of your favorite
channels with just one button press. Here’s how to
program Favorite Channels:
STEP 1: Press the CBL button to select the
Cable mode.
STEP 2: Press the ‘A’, ‘B’, ‘C’ or ‘D’ button and
the MUTE button at the same time for 2 seconds
until the CBL component LED turns on.
IMPORTANT: You have 30 seconds to perform
the next step while you are in programming mode.
If you do not press a button within 30 seconds, the
component LED light will turn off. The remote will
exit the programming mode and you will have to
start over.
MUTE
A
BUTTON
STEP 3: Using the Number Pad, punch in the
Channel number of the Favorite Channel that you
want to store in the Macro button. The Cable
component LED light will blink once for each
button pressed.
STEP 4: Press the CHANNEL UP button to store
the commands entered. The CBL component LED
will blink three times to confirm the programming.
CHANNEL
UP
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SimpleSound™ Total System
Volume Control
SimpleSound is one of the most exciting features of
the AVEX R6. It gives you total volume control over
ALL the components in your system, even those that
do not have built--in volume control, such as TIVO,
DVD and VCR. SimpleSound saves you the hassle
and inconvenience of constantly switching between
component modes just to control volume.
First you should identify which device in your system
will be used to deliver sound. In a basic system, the
sound may come from your TV speaker. In a more
advanced system, the sound may come from your
audio components (such as a Surround Sound
Receiver or Home Theatre system).
Now, let’s set--up SimpleSound. Here’s how:
STEP 1: Press and hold the button that corre-
sponds to the Component you want to add volume
control to (such as a DVD or VCR) and the SELECT
(SEL) button at the same time for about three sec-
onds until the component LED light turns on.
IMPORTANT: You have 30 seconds to perform
the next step while you are in programming mode.
If you do not press a button within 30 seconds,
the component LED light will turn off. The remote
will exit the programming mode and you will have
to start over.
COMPONENT
BUTTONS
SELECT
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STEP 2: Press the VOLUME UP button and then
press either the TV or AUDIO component button that
you want to use for volume. The Component LED
light will blink three times to confirm that it is saved.
This sets up three buttons (Volume Up, Volume Down
and MUTE) as a group for that component.
VOLUME
UP
Repeat Steps 1-2 for all other components.
Note: SimpleSound is what’s technically referred
to as a “Punch Through” feature and is not limited
to volume control. It can also be applied to other
groups of buttons. If you find yourself switching to a
particular component mode frequently to access a
particular control, consider using Punch Through.
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Channel Control ‘Punch Through’
This ‘punch through’ enables you to program the
AVEX R6 so that either the Cable or TV Channel
Controls (CHANNEL UP, DOWN, LAST, CHANNEL
NUMBERS 0-9, +10 and ENTER) will also operate
in other component modes on the remote control.
STEP 1: Press and hold the component button
you want to add channel control to, such as DVD
or VCR, and the SELECT [SEL] button at the same
time for two seconds until the Component LED
light turns on.
IMPORTANT: You have 30 seconds to perform
the next step while you are in programming mode.
If you do not press a button within 30 seconds, the
component LED light will turn off. The remote will
exit the programming mode and you will have to
start over.
STEP 2: Press the CHANNEL UP button.
The component LED light will blink once.
COMPONENT
BUTTONS
SELECT
CHANNEL
UP
STEP 3: Press either the TV or CBL button that
you want to use as the source of channel control.
The component LED will blink three times to
confirm it is saved.
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Transport Control ‘Punch Through’
This ‘punch through’ enables you to program the
AVEX R6 so that VCR or DVD Transport Controls
(PLAY, STOP, FF, REW, PAUSE, SKIP and RECORD)
will also operate in other component modes on the
remote control.
STEP 1: Press and hold the component button you
want to add Transport Control to, such as CBL or
TV, and the SELECT [SEL] button at the same time for
two seconds until the Component LED light turns on.
IMPORTANT: You have 30 seconds to perform
the next step while you are in programming mode.
If you do not press a button within 30 seconds, the
component LED light will turn off. The remote will
exit the programming mode and you will have to
start over.
STEP 2: Press the PLAY button. The component
LED light will blink once.
COMPONENT
BUTTONS
SELECT
PLAY
STEP 3: Press either the DVD or VCR button that
you want to use as the source of Transport Control.
The component LED will blink three times to confirm
it is saved.
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OSD (On-Screen Display) Control
‘Punch Through’
This ‘punch through’ enables you to program the
AVEX R6 so that CBL or DVD OSD Controls (MENU,
GUIDE, INFO, EXIT, SEL and 4 Cursor Controls) will
also operate in other component modes on the
remote control.
STEP 1: Press and hold the component button you
want to add OSD Control to, such as TV or VCR,
and the SELECT [SEL] button at the same time for
two seconds until the Component LED light turns on.
IMPORTANT: You have 30 seconds to perform
the next step while you are in programming mode.
If you do not press a button within 30 seconds, the
component LED light will turn off. The remote will
exit the programming mode and you will have to
start over.
STEP 2: Press the MENU button. The component
LED will blink once.
COMPONENT
BUTTONS
MENU
SELECT
STEP 3: Press either the CBL or DVD button that
you want to use as the source of OSD Control. The
component LED will blink three times to confirm it
is saved.
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Erasing Commands --
Overview
You can erase a single learned command, all
learned commands in each component mode,
SimpleSound programming, MacroPower com-
mands, or re--set the remote to original factory
default settings.
Erasing a Single Learned Command from
One Component
STEP 1: Press the component button where the
learned command is stored and the ENTER buttons
at the same time for two seconds until the compo-
nent LED light turns on.
IMPORTANT: You have 30 seconds to perform
the next step while you are in programming mode.
If you do not press a button within 30 seconds,
the component LED light will turn off. The remote
will exit the programming mode and you will have
to start over.
COMPONENT
BUTTONS
ENTER
STEP 2: Press and hold the button you want to
erase for two seconds. The component LED light
will blink twice to confirm the erasure.
STEP 3: Repeat Step 2 to erase any other buttons
in the selected component mode.
STEP 4: To exit Erase mode, press and hold both
the component button and the ENTER (ENT) button
at the same time until the component LED light
blinks three times.
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Erasing All Learned Commands from
One Component
This function allows you to erase all the learned
commands from one component. For example, if
you want to erase all learned commands on the TV
component button because you bought a new TV,
the process is very simple.
STEP 1: Press the component button where all the
learned commands are stored and the ENTER button
at the same time for 2 seconds until the component
LED turns on.
IMPORTANT: You have 30 seconds to perform
the next step while you are in programming mode.
If you do not press a button within 30 seconds, the
component LED light will turn off. The remote will
exit the programming mode and you will have to
start over.
STEP 2: Press and hold both the component button
you want to erase and the PAUSE button at the
same time for two seconds, until the component
LED light blinks twice to confirm the erasure.
COMPONENT
BUTTONS
PAUSE
ENTER
STEP 3: To exit Erase mode, press and hold both
the component button and the ENTER (ENT) button
at the same time until the component LED light blinks
three times.
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Erasing MacroPower & Other
Macro Commands
STEP 1: To erase MacroPower commands on the
POWER ON or SYSTEM OFF button, press and
hold either the POWER ON or SYSTEM OFF button
and the MUTE button simultaneously for two seconds
until the current status component LED turns on.
IMPORTANT: If you don’t proceed to the next
step within 30 seconds, the LED will turn off and exit
set-up mode and you will need to start over.)
STEP 2: Press the CHANNEL UP button to erase
and exit Erase mode. The component LED light will
blink three times to confirm the erasure.
SYSTEM
OFF
POWER
ON
CHANNEL
UP
MUTE
NOTE: To erase other Macros, simply press the
appropriate button in Step 1 in combination with
the MUTE button.
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Erasing SimpleSound & Other ‘Punch
Through’ Commands
STEP 1: Press and hold the Component button
you want to erase volume control from, such as
DVD or VCR and the SELECT [SEL] button at the
same time for two seconds until the Component
LED light turns on.
STEP 2: Press the VOLUME UP button and the
same component button from Step 1. The compo-
nent LED light will blink three times to confirm
the erasure.
COMPONENT
BUTTONS
SELECT
VOLUME
UP
Repeat Steps 1--2 to erase SimpleSound commands
from other components.
NOTE: To erase other ‘punch through’ commands,
simply press the following buttons in place of VOL-
UME UP in Step 2:
• For Channel Control, press: CHANNEL UP
• For Transport Control, press: PLAY
• For OSD Control, press: MENU
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Factory Reset
You can reset your AVEX R6 remote to the original
factory default settings.
Press and hold both the TV and RECORD buttons for
about five seconds until the DVR/VCR component
LED light blinks five times. All programming and set-
up codes that you have entered into the remote will
be erased and the AVEX R6 will return to the origi-
nal factory default settings.
Warning
This procedure will erase all programming and
set-up codes that you have entered into the remote.
DVR/VCR
TV
COMPONENT
BUTTON
RECORD
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Pre-Programmed
Code Tables
The AVEX R6 Pre-Programmed code library is
classified by category (TV, VCR, DVD, etc.).
Within each category, the code numbers are listed
in rows by brand (Sony, Panasonic, B & K, etc.).
Some brands have more than one three-digit code.
Circle the correct row and refer to it while you
perform setup operations.
Cable Set top boxes and satellite receivers 32
CABLE/SAT
TV
TVs, Plasmas, Projectors and Monitors
VCRs, DVRs & Combo Units
33-34
35-36
37
DVR/VCR
DVD
DVD Players and Recorders
AUDIO
AUX
Amps, Preamps and A/V Receivers
38
iPod, Media PC, Gaming System,
Lighting Controls
39
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CABLE/SAT
Brand
Code Numbers
CABLE Boxes
ABC
PANASONIC
PHILIPS
142
004 042
043 110
156 114
116
ADELPHIA
PROSCAN
RADIOSHACK
RCA
ADVANCED NEWHOUSE 043
148
ALTRIO
043
099
110
116
AMERICAST
ARMSTONG
SAMSUNG
SONY
163 169 175
115
AT&T BROADBAND 110
STAR CHOICE
TOSHIBA
VOOM
148
ATLANTIC BROADBAND 043 110
114
BELL SOUTH
BLUE RIDGE
BRESNAN
099
148
043 110
110
BRIGHT HOUSE
BUCKEYE COMM
CABLEVISION
CHARTER
043 110
110
043 110 108
043 110
110
COGECO
COMCAST
043 110
110
COMSAT
COX DIGITAL
DIRECTOR
043 110
110
GENERAL INSTRUMENT 110 004
GNC
099
INSIGHT
JERROLD
MASSILLON
MEDIACOM
MOTOROLA
MOXI
110
110 004
110
110
110 148 111
111
NCTC
110
OAK
031
PACE
043 110
044 047
085
PANASONIC
PHILIPS
PIONEER
RCA
043 034 105
047
RCN
110
RODGERS
043
SCIENTIFIC ATLANTA 001 042
SEREN
043
SERVICE ELECTRIC
SHAW
110
110
SIGECOM
043
SONY
108
SPRUCER
047
STARCOM
004
SUSQUEHANNA
TIME WARNER
TORX
043 110
043 110
004
UNITED CABLE
VIDEOTRON
WIDE OPEN WEST
004
043
043 099
SATELLITE Receivers
CABLEVISION
DIRECTV
DISH
148
173
122
122
122
116
ECHOSTAR
EXPRESSVU
GE
GENERAL INSTRUMENT 148
GOI
122
114
122
114
122
170
114
148
HITACHI
HTS
HUGHES
JVC
LG
MITSUBISHI
NEXT LEVEL
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TV
Brand
Code Numbers
ABEX
025
HARVARD
HAVERMY
HELLO KITTY
HIMITSU
043
ADMIRAL
ADVENT
072 251 333
081
247
076
ADVENTURA
AIKO
002
043
103
HISENSE
419
ALERON
028
HITACHI
011 166 363 009 010 012 023 075
AKAI
116 146 248 281 404 405
158 072
A MARK
112
HP
378 316 327
AMERICA ACTION
AMPRO
043
INFINITY
INFOCUS
INTEQ
INSIGNIA
JANEIL
JBL
164
073
333 330
AMSTRAD
ANAM
052
073
043 054 056 080 112
350 399 400 052 164 403
AOC
116 363 112 058
002
APEX DIGITAL
AUDIOVOX
BELCOR
006
164
076
JCB
001
116
JCPENNEY
363 024 116 008 009 030 065 258
BELL&HOWELL
BRADFORD
BROKSONIC
BROCKWOOD
CANDLE
333 072
333
043
JENSEN
JVC
013
238
038 034 001 083 199 210
116
KAWASHO
KEC
116 001
116 002 003 363
043
CAPEHART
CELEBRITY
CENTURION
CETRONIC
CITIZEN
058
KENWOOD
KLOSS
KTV
116 001
001
002 059
116
043 116
043
KURAZAI
LG
072
116 002 003 363 043 258 103
363 113 116 102 363 106 112
CLARION
CLASSIC
043
LODGENET
LOEWE
LOGIK
072
043
164
CLP CLASSIC
COLORTYME
CONCIERGE
CONCERTO
CONTEC
333
072
116
LUXMAN
LXI
363
073
166 007 138 052 251 333 164
363
MAGNAVOX
164 059 116 003 060 061 363 022
043 050 051
333 094 226 390
CORNEA
116
MAJESTIC
MARANTZ
MATSUI
333 072
CRAIG
043 054
116 164
CROSLEY
CROWN
164
164
043
MATSUSHITA
MAXENT
080
CURTIS MATHES
CXC
116 258 363
242
043
MEGATRON
MEMOREX
MGA
116 011
DAEWOO
DAYTRON
DELL
363 016 043 044 076 103 114 125
007 072 363
363
116 363 024 028 042
320 164 363
MIDLAND
MINTEK
333 073
DIMENSIA
DUKANE
333
282 362
011 025
MINUTZ
008
DUMONT
DURABRAND
DWIN
116 073
MITSUBISHI
124 109 024 363 028 040 042 146
096
MONTGOMERY WARD 333 072
257
MOTOROLA
MTC
081
DYNASTY
EIKI
043
116 363 258
187
MULTITECH
NAD
043
ELECTROBAND
ELECTROHOME
ELEKTRA
001
138 025
024 076
NEC
272 132 134 116 040 016 024 056
072
019 262
EMERSON
028 048 043 155 005 116 363 047
NET TV
242
050 051 076 096 153
NIKEI
043
ENVISION
ESA
116
NIKKO
116
323
NTC
103
FISHER
FUJITSU
FUNAI
007 057
NUVISION
OLEVIA
ONKING
ONWA
351
246 198
432
028 043 052
043
FUTURETECH
GATEWAY
GE
043
043
242 268
OPTIMUS
OPTONICA
OPTOMA
ORION
025
073 116 008 009 034 056 074 155
019 251
333 363
265
GEM
391
096
GIBRALTAR
GOLDSTAR
GRUNPY
HALL MARK
116 073
PANASONIC
PHILCO
PHILIPS
080 034 056 164 208
113 116 102 004 106 112
116 003 059 060 164 363 024 056
028 043
363
164 005 093 038 116 003 363 059
206
116
HARLEY DAVIDSON 028
PILOT
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TV
Brand
Code Numbers
PIONEER
POLAROID
PORTLAND
PRISM
234 025 018 023 116 272 393
YUPITERU
ZENITH
043
388
363 073 072 095 103
112
363
ZONDA
034
PROSCAN
PROTON
PROTRON
PULSAR
333
363 112 058 171 172
392 398
116 073
QUASAR
RADIO SHACK
RCA
034 056
019 363 043
333 065 116 363 024 056 152 023
074
REALISTIC
RUNCO
SAMPO
SAMSUNG
SAMSUX
SANSEI
SANSUI
SANYO
007 019 043 047
072 182 073 395 416
116 058 363 242
258 050 089 105 363 333 228 229
116
076
096
166 007 020 053 057 082 187
SCEPTRE
SCOTCH
SCOTT
276
116
028 043 363 048
SEARS
138 030 363 007 028 057 094 333
082 166
SELECO
205 011
SHARP
251 019 014 028 029 363 022 175
SHENG CHIA
SHOGUN
SIGNATURE
SIMPSON
SONY
081
116
072
003
001
SOUNDESIGN
SPECTRICON
SQUAREVIEW
STARLITE
SSS
028 363 003 043
112
052
043
363 043
SUPRA
116
SUPRE MACY
SUPREME
SVA
002
001
328
SYLVANIA
SYNTAX OLEVIA
TANDY
116 003 052 059 060 164 044 333
333 363 432
251
TATUNG
056
TECHNICS
TECHNOL ACE
TECHWOOD
TEKNIKA
TELERENT
TERA
034 080
028
363
002 003 363 024 028 043 072 258
072
172
TMK
363
TNCI
073
TOSHIBA
TVS
138 030 007 040 258 325
096
UNIVERSAL
VICTOR
008 009
038
VIDEO CONCEPTS
VIDIKRON
VIDTECH
VIEWSONIC
VIKING
146
174 164 188
363
242 389
002
VIZIO
386 387
WARDS
363 008 009 019 028 060 061 072
074 164 034
015
WAYCON
WESTINGHOUSE
YAMAHA
076 276
116 363
363
YORK
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DVR/VCR
Brand
Code Numbers
VCRs
MITSUBISHI
MOTOROLA
MTC
059 061 151 013 051
ADMIRAL
ADVENTURA
AIKO
025 053
145 053
034
034 102
117
MULTITECH
NEC
024 034
AIWA
034 161
012 023 039 043 048
AKAI
016 146 043 124 125
NIKKO
101
AMERICA ACTION
AMERICAN HIGH
AMPRO
117
031
072
145
040
NOBLEX
NORDMENDE
OLYMPUS
OPTIMUS
OPTONICA
ORION
040
043
031
ANAM
101
ASHA
053
AUDIO DYNAMICS 012 023 039 043
025
AUDIOVOX
BEAUMARK
BROOKSONIC
CALIX
101
PANASONIC
PENTAX
PHILCO
070 145 163 167
040
013 145
035 037 129
145 034 067
101
PHILIPS
PILOT
145 067 034 101 071
CANON
028 145
101
CAPEHART
CCE
108
PIONEER
PORTLAND
PROFITRONIC
PROTEC
PULSAR
QUARTZ
RADIO SHACK
RADIX
021 013 048
024 117
108
CITIZEN
101 117
040
COLT
024
024
CRAIG
003 102 135
072
CURTIS MATHES
CYBERNEX
DAEWOO
DAYTRON
DBX
145
002
040
123
111 116 117 005 010 108 110 112
101
108
RANDEX
RCA
101
012 023 039 043
144 147 145 013 034 102
DYNATECH
ELECTROHOME
ELECTROPHONIC
EMERSON
034 053
REALISTIC
RICO
003 008 010 145 034 102 053 101
059
058
101
RUNCO
148
006 029 035 017 025 027 145 034
SAMSUNG
SANKY
102 113 115 112 144 147 125
036 037 101 129 131 153 162 116
053
FISHER
003 010 008 009
SANSUI
022 043 048 135
FUJI
031
SANYO
003 010 102
FUNAI
034
SCOTT
017 037 112 129 131
GARRARD
GE
034
SEARS
003 008 010 013 101 009 017 073
145 072 147 144
132 136 155 102 115
101 114 013 012 123
034
112
GO VIDEO
GOLDSTAR
GRADIENTE
SHARP
149 145 165
SHINTOM
SHOGUN
SIGNATURE
SINGER
024
040
HARLEY DAVIDSON 034
HARMAN KARDON 012
034
024
HARWOOD
HITACHI
HQ
024
SONY
056 057 058 003 145 149 154
026 150 034 043 160 013
SOUNDESIGN
STS
034
034
013
INSTANTREPLAY
JCL
145
SYLVANIA
SYMPHONIC
TANDY
145 034 059 067
034
145
JCPENNEY
JENSEN
JVC
012 013 015 102 101
010 034
039 043
034 039 043
145 070
145 019 034 101
034
043
TATUNG
TEAC
048 043 130 150 012 145
KEC
101
TECHNICS
TEKNIKA
THOMAS
TMK
KENWOOD
KLH
048 034
024
KODAK
LG
145 101
006
101 114 013 012 123
TOSHIBA
TOTEVISION
UNITECH
112 131 008 059 013
102 101
102
LLOYD
034
LOGIK
024
LXI
034 003 009 017
VECTOR RESEARCH 012
MAGIN
MAGNAVOX
MARANTZ
MARTA
MATSUI
MATSUSHITA
MEI
102
VICTOR
048
067 145 034 164
VIDEO CONCEPTS
VIDEOSONIC
VILLAIN
012 034
067 012 145
102
101
034
027 030
WARDS
003 013 017 024 145 034 102 053
131
145
145
WESTINGHOUSE
XR-1000
024 025
MEMOREX
101 003 010 145 034 053 072 102
139
024 145 034
YAMAHA
012 034 039 043
072 048 101 034 058
MGN TECHNOLOGY 040
MINOLTA 013
ZENITH
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DVR/VCR
Brand
Code Numbers
TV/VCR Combos
AMERICA ACTION
DAEWOO
117
005 117
153
EMERSON
FUNAI
034
GOLDSTAR
101 123
HARLEY DAVIDSON 034
HITACHI
JCPENNEY
LG
034
101
101 123
034
LLOYD
MAGNAVOX
MEMOREX
PANASONIC
PHILIPS
034 067
101
070 167
034 067 145
123
RADIO SHACK
RCA
034 144
102
SAMSUNG
SEARS
101
SONY
057 154 058
067
SYLVANIA
SYMPHONIC
THOMAS
ZENITH
034
034
034
DVR Receivers
HUGHES
001
001
001
HUMAX
PHILIPS
REPLAY NETWORKS 775
SONY
804 805
TIVO
001
001
TOSHIBA
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DVD
Brand
Code Numbers
AIWA
146
TECHWOOD
THETA DIGITAL
TOSHIBA
088
AKAI
281
023
ALLEGRO
APEX DIGITAL
BLAUPUNKT
BROKSONIC
CINEVISION
COBY
091
035 130 141 164 188 273
087 111 115
URBAN CONCEPTS 035
111
VENTURER
YAMAHA
ZENITH
149
130
138 089 001 197
057 091
091
260
CYBERHOME
DENON
271
DVD Recorders
GO VIDEO
CYBERHOME
ILO
138 173
220 221 222
271
DURABRAND
DVD 2000
EMERSON
ENTERPRISE
FISHER
091
017
268
091 143
KISS
279
074
LITEON
265
147
PANASONIC
138
FUNAI
143
SENSORY SCIENCE 222
GOLDSTAR
GO VIDEO
GREENHILL
091
SONY
191
188
137 091 220 221 222
111
TOSHIBA
HARMAN KARDON 084 140
TV/DVD Combos
AKAI
HITACHI
HITEKER
ILO
101
281
146
143
282
165
143
143
130
087
AIWA
268
FUNAI
INITIAL
JBL
111
MINTEK
084
SAMSUNG
SYLVANIA
SYMPHONIC
TOSHIBA
JVC
012
KENWOOD
KISS
151
279
KLH
135
KRELL
104
TV/DVD/VCR Combos
LITEON
LEXICON
LG
264 265
148
MAGNAVOX
PANASONIC
SYLVANIA
143
144
143
164
091 057
001 096
001 095
267
MAGNAVOX
MARANTZ
MALATA
MERIDIAN
MINTEK
MITSUBISHI
MYRYAD
NAD
TOSHIBA
DVD/VCR Combos
GO VIDEO
PANASONIC
PHILIPS
153
137
111 282
017
150
001 (VCR Functions for VCR 067)
102 134
088
SAMSUNG
SANSUI
137 159
154
NAKAMICHI
NESA
103
SONY
145
111
TOSHIBA
141
ONKYO
OPTIMUS
OPPO
076 035 180
023
ZENITH
091 (VCR Functions for VCR101)
266
ORION
PANASONIC
PHILIPS
130
138 144 150 285
001 095
PHILIPS MAGNAVOX 035 001
PIONEER
POLAROID
POLK AUDIO
RIO
023 131
233
035 001
091
RJTECH
269
SAMSUNG
SANSUI
SANYO
165 170 137 159 275
154
147
130
SEARS
SENSORY SCIENCE 222
SHARP
094
SHINSONIC
SONIC BLUE
SONY
033
091
002 033 145 191 286
SYLVANIA
SYMPHONIC
TATUNG
143
143
102
TEAC
023 270
138
TECHNICS
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AUDIO
Brand
Code Numbers
ADCOM
AIWA
082 092 225 161 269 356
SOUNDESIGN
SUNFIRE
TEAC
036
170 018 104 202 203 213 211 188
344 345 182
AKAI
189
005 019 049 040 212 217
ANTHEM
ARCAM
335 337
141 077
TECHNICS
122 176 193 219 178 177 200 257
262
ATLANTIC TECHNOLOGY 342
THETA DIGITAL
TOSHIBA
136
AUDIO FILE
B & K
071
060 087 198 278
026 253 169 067 173 205 264 232
089 274
096 097
YAMAHA
BOSE
070 170 224 347 409 460
BOSTON ACOUSTICS 447
ZENITH
143 210
CARVER
006 028 061 071 201 214 226 185
013 077 284
SATELLITE Radios
DELPHI
CITATION
CLARION
DENON
ELAN
148
515
515
555
026
POLKAUDIO
SIRIUS
001 109 215 230 234 330
057 290
XM SATELLITE RADIO 515
ENLIGHTENED AUDIO 099 098
ESCIENT
451
FISHER
214 182
378
FLEXTRONICS
FOSGATE AUDIONICS 148 342
GOLDSTAR 008
HARMAN KARDON 148 233 077 154 118 318
HITACHI
INSIGNIA
INTEGRA
JAMO
020
589
275 017 046 108 080 209
398
JCPENNEY
JVC
216
163 191 114 279 291
KENWOOD
KLH
026 066 145 192 182 005 280 374
331
KOSS
216 573
KRELL
072 384
LEXICON
LINN
120 235 236 237 357 360
124 377
LUXMAN
MAGNAVOX
MARANTZ
009 139 052 165 115 004
086 164 152 208
006 028 031 040 063 185 186 265
289 492
MCINTOSH
MERIDIAN
MITSUBISHI
MONDIAL
MYRYAD
NAD
238 286
100 012 013
242 204
157 158 042 043 081 112
077
186 113
NAKAMICHI
NEC
040 244 245 172 183 287
176
NIRO
343
NILES
403
ONKYO
275 017 046 108 080 209
OPTIMUS
OUTLAW
PANASONIC
PARASOUND
PHILIPS
026 041
342
032 195 219 177 292
129 130 132 261 294 295 333 334
249 250 063
PIONEER
014 039 044 069 168 116 035 078
198 480
PROCEED
RCA
144 268
010 048 117 156 067 288
REALISTIC
ROTEL
019 073 075 095
074 083 085
SAMSUNG
SANSUI
SANYO
SCOTT
016
040 048 110 063 065 228
214
019
SHARP
026 094 175
SHERWOOD
SONY
024 102 106 447
002 018 247 248 166 101 184 218
271
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AUX
Brand
Code Numbers
iPod Controls
APPLE / iPod
BOSE
901 912
909
GRIFFIN
471
KENSINGTON
906
MEDIA PC Controls
DELL
001
001
001
797
001
001
001
GATEWAY
HP
KEYSPAN
SONY
TOSHIBA
WINBOOK
GAMING SYSTEM Controls
MICROSOFT / XBOX 908 607
SONY/PS2
914
LIGHTING Controls
LITE-TOUCH
LUTRON
708 757
658 659 577
683 593
X-10
XANTECH
688 689
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Frequently Asked Questions
If the batteries run out, will I lose
my settings?
No. The AVEX R6 stores all of your settings in non-
volatile FLASH memory. You could remove the bat-
teries for months, replace them at your convenience,
and the AVEX R6 would still remember your settings.
What is MacroPower?
MacroPower is a very useful way to make a lot of
things happen with one button push. For example,
in most home theaters, to watch television, the user
must turn on the TV, then turn on the Cable Box or
the Satellite Receiver, then turn on the Surround
Sound system for sound. Instead of pressing all of
those buttons one at a time, MacroPower enables
you to turn on all of these components, in the
sequence you want, with one button push. For more
information on why and how you should program
MacroPower commands, refer to page 17 in
this Manual.
What if my remote control no longer
works from a distance?
Replace the batteries with new Alkaline batteries.
Who can I contact for more answers?
The Universal Remote Control technical support and
customer service staff are ready to answer any ques-
tions you might have.
E-Mail us at [email protected]
Visit our website www.universalremote.com
Call us at (914)-835-4484 Monday - Friday,
9AM to 6PM (EST) USA Limited Warranty
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USA Limited Warranty
UNIVERSAL REMOTE CONTROL, INC. warrants this
product against defects in material or workmanship
for a period of one (1) year and as set forth below.
Universal Remote Control will, at its sole option,
repair the product using new or comparable rebuilt
parts, or exchange the product for a comparable
new or rebuilt product.
This warranty does apply to the following:
• Units purchased from unauthorized resellers.
• Units purchased second-hand (used).
• Units installed or deployed for rental or
commercial use.
• Damage caused by misuse, neglect, or acts
of nature.
• Products that have been modified or incorporated
into other products.
• Products purchased more than 12 months ago.
Specifications
Learning Capability
IR frequencies (15kHz to 100kHz)
Macro Capability
6 Macros of up to 20 steps each
IR Range (Line of Sight via Infrared) 30--50 feet,
depending on the environment
Weight
6.9 oz. (with batteries)
Size
2 1/8” x 1 1/8” x 8 3/4”
Batteries
Two AAA Alkaline batteries included
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Information To The User
This equipment has been tested and found to com-
ply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pur-
suant to part 15 of the FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable pro-
tection against harmful interference in a residential
installation. This equipment generates, uses and can
radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed
and used in accordance with the instructions, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will
not occur in a particular installation. If this equip-
ment does cause harmful interference to radio or tel-
evision reception, which can be determined by turn-
ing the equipment off and on, the user is encour-
aged to try to correct the interference by one more
of the following measures:
ꢀ Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
ꢀ Increase the separation between the
equipment and receiver.
ꢀ Connect the equipment into an outlet on a
circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected.
ꢀ Consult the dealer or an experienced
radio/TV technician for help.
Warning
Changes or modifications not expressly approved
by the manufacturer could void the user's authority
to operate the equipment.
Note : The manufacturer is not responsible for any
Radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized
modifications to this equipment.
Such modifications could void the user's authority to
operate the equipment.
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NOTE
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UNIVERSAL
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The Pioneer in Control Technology
500 Mamaroneck Avenue, Harrison, NY 10528
Phone: (914) 835-4484 Fax: (914) 835-4532
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