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2.Hold down P on your remote for at least 3 sec- onds. The bottom of the IR Indicator blinks twice, and a circle appears around P.
3.Press 9 7 5 on your remote. The bottom part of the IR Indicator blinks twice.
4.Press the device key on the remote to select the mode to which you want to copy the learned function (Example: TV key).
5.Press the key (Example: M4 key) on the remote where you want to place the learned function. Incoming IR blinks on and off three times on the IR indicator. Then the screen switches off.
6.Hold down the original remote’s key (Example: mono/stereo key on your original remote con- trol) until your remote’s display switches back on. The IR Indicator blinks twice if it is learning successfully. A long blink indicates failure.
7.If you want to copy other functions within the same mode, simply repeat steps 5 and 6, press- ing the next key you want to copy.
8.To exit the learning mode, hold down P. The bottom part of IR Indicator blinks four times.
•AS SOON AS THE DISPLAY SWITCHES OFF IN STEP 5, YOU NEED TO PRESS THE KEY ON YOUR ORIGINAL REMOTE WITHIN 5 SECONDS. OTHERWISE, THE REMOTE WILL EXIT THE LEARNING MODE.
•AFTER 30 SECONDS OF INACTIVITY WHILE IN LEARNING MODE, THE REMOTE WILL RETURN TO USER MODE.
•DURING LEARNING, KEYS SUCH AS (TV) MENU WILL NOT CHANGE SCREEN WHEN PRESSED.
•IF YOU LEARN A FUNCTION ON ANOTHER KEY BESIDES M1, M2, M3, OR M4, THE ORIGINAL FUNCTION IS OVERWRITTEN.
•IF YOU WANT TO LEARN A FUNCTION ON A KEY THAT IS NOT IN THE MAIN SCREEN, USE THE SCREEN KEY TO CHANGE THE SCREEN.
•THE LEARNING FEATURE IS MODE SPECIFIC. THEREFORE YOU CAN PLACE ONE LEARNED FUNCTION PER MODE ON THE SAME KEY.
•THE REMOTE CAN LEARN APPROXIMATELY 25 FUNCTIONS.
•YOU CAN REPLACE A LEARNED FUNCTION BY PLACING ANOTHER LEARNED FUNCTION ON TOP.
•LEARNING SHOULD NOT BE DONE IN DIRECT SUNLIGHT OR UNDER INCANDESCENT LIGHTS.
•MAKE SURE YOU ARE USING NEW BATTERIES BEFORE FOLLOWING THE INSTRUCTIONS ABOVE.
•UPON CHANGING THE BATTERIES, YOUR LEARNED FUNCTIONS WILL BE RETAINED.
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