If you program the remote control to operate other equipment, refer to page
•POWER, INPUT, MUTE, and VOLUME remote buttons are used to control your TV when it is programmed in TV mode.
•The same buttons your DVR uses when in SAT mode are used to control a DVD/BD player (or VCR) when this equipment is programmed in DVD mode (or alternatively, in AUX mode).
•SELECT, MUTE, VOLUME, and POWER remote buttons may be used to control your stereo equipment (for example, when an audio receiver or amplifier is programmed in AUX mode).
HOW THE REMOTE COMMUNICATES
All remote controls used with ViP922 receivers use radio frequency (RF) signals to control the receiver and IR signals to control any other equipment you have programmed.
•Make sure that the RF remote antenna for the ViP922 is attached correctly to the receiver’s back panel REMOTE ANTENNA input so it can receive the RF remote signals.
•RF signals travel relatively long distances and can go through walls and other solid objects. For example, the TV2 remote can control the receiver from any area of the house. Link only the remote(s) you are using with your ViP922 receiver (see page 10).
•IR signals, used in TV, DVD, and AUX device modes, travel up to 40 feet in a straight line of sight, and cannot go through walls or other solid objects. Point the remote directly at the equipment you want to control with no objects blocking the signal path.
SETTING UP FOR OTHER EQUIPMENT
The following section contains detailed instructions on how to set up this remote control to operate a TV and other audio/video equipment you may have (such as a DVD/BD player or VCR, audio receiver or amplifier). You can program the remote control by completing the tasks described in Setting Up the Remote to Work With Your Equipment on page 3.
COMBINATION EQUIPMENT (FOR EXAMPLE, TV/DVD)
When setting up the remote control to operate combination equipment, such as a TV with
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