Secondary Key Descriptions For Audio Operations

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Secondary Key Descriptions For AUDIO Operations

Certain keys on the eight-component universal remote have dual functions. Secondary key functions are printed in blue on the remote and are used for AUDIO operations. Not all functions work for all brands. Experiment with your AUDIO system to determine which functions work with your components. See the enclosed AUDIO Code List to operate your brand of equipment.

Press the AUDIO key to enable the Audio Mode.

AM•FM: allows you to select the AM•FM band on your AUDIO receiver.

CD, TAPE, TUNER, TV, VIDEO 1, VIDEO 2: For some AUDIO systems, these keys will select the corresponding component input.

DELAY -, ON, DELAY +: increases or decreases the delay between the surround and main speakers when the receiver is in the Surround Sound Mode.

DSP ON•OFF: enables the receiver’s Digital Signal Processing Mode.

DSP MODE: When the DSP mode is enabled, pressing this key allows the user to cycle through the various DSP Modes.

FRONT, CENTER, REAR, TEST: adjusts the levels of the front, center, and rear speakers used with LEVEL +/ LEVEL -. The test tone must be enabled ﬁrst by pressing the TEST key.

FUNCTION: selects the different AUDIO input components. The number keys also select the function labeled below the keys when in Audio Mode.

LEVEL+/LEVEL-:sets the level of the speakers during Test Tone Mode.

PRESET: cycles through preset channels while the Tuner input on your AUDIO system is active.

Program for TV—Direct Entry Method

In order for the eight-component universal remote to control your TV, you must program it with the TV code that matches your TV. These instructions explain the preferred method of programming the remote—the Direct Entry method. To program your remote to control your TV, follow these steps:

1.Manually turn on the TV.

2.Locate the enclosed TV Code List. Find your brand of TV.

Note: If your brand is not listed, use one of the Code Search methods to program this remote control. (See section on Code Search.)

3.Press and hold the CODE SEARCH key until the indicator light illuminates. Then release the CODE SEARCH key.

4.Press and release the TV key. The indicator light blinks and then remains lit.

5.Use the number keys to enter the ﬁrst code listed for your brand. After you enter a valid three-digit code, the indicator light turns off.

Note: If you enter an invalid code, the LED ﬂashes rapidly for two seconds. Start over at step 3.

6.Aim the remote at your TV and press the ON•OFF key. If your TV turns off, you have found the correct code.

7.Enter the code in the box provided on this page for future reference.

8.If your TV doesn’t turn off, repeat steps 3-6 above, entering the next code for your brand.

If none of the codes work or your brand is not listed, use one of the Code Search methods to program this remote. (See Code Search section on page 11.)

CODE INDICATOR SEARCH LIGHT

TV (BLINK)

(OFF)

ON•OFF

TV CODE

RCU800

RCU403, RCU800 specifications

The RCA RCU800 and RCU403 are two universal remote control models designed to simplify home entertainment experiences. Both remotes are compatible with a variety of devices, including televisions, DVD players, cable boxes, and more, allowing users to consolidate multiple remote controls into one user-friendly gadget.

The RCA RCU800 is a sleek, modern remote featuring a user-friendly layout. It supports up to 8 devices, making it a versatile option for those with extensive home entertainment systems. One of its standout features is the dedicated buttons for popular streaming services, enabling quick access to platforms like Netflix and Hulu. The RCU800 also utilizes an LCD screen that displays device status and provides programming information, which enhances user interaction.

In terms of technology, the RCU800 is equipped with Smart Setup technology that allows users to easily configure the remote to control various devices. This feature eliminates the need for complicated programming, making setup a hassle-free experience. The remote has an ergonomic design, ensuring comfort during extended use and offering easy navigation through its well-structured button layout.

On the other hand, the RCA RCU403 is designed with simplicity in mind. It supports up to 4 devices, making it ideal for users with fewer components in their entertainment setup. The RCU403 features a traditional button design, ensuring that important functions are always within reach. The remote includes dedicated buttons for TV, DVD, and other common devices, facilitating straightforward operation without unnecessary complexity.

Both models incorporate infrared technology, which is a standard for most universal remotes, allowing users to control their devices from a distance. They are pre-programmed with codes for various brands and devices, ensuring compatibility out of the box. Additionally, RCA provides an extensive code library, offering users the ability to manually input device codes if automatic programming does not succeed.

In conclusion, the RCA RCU800 and RCU403 provide options for users seeking to streamline their home entertainment experience. With features designed for ease of use and advanced compatibility, these remotes cater to different user needs, whether it’s a comprehensive setup with the RCU800 or a straightforward approach with the RCU403. Their intuitive designs and reliable performance make them excellent choices for managing modern entertainment systems efficiently.