
— Appendix B
Appendix B
Troubleshooting
If you have trouble configuring or operating the 
Symptom | Remedy | |
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The   | ∙ Move closer to the device. The maximum op-  | |
not operate your  | erating distance is approximately 30 feet  | |
device.  | (10m).  | |
  | ∙ Ensure that you are aiming the   | |
  | at the device and that there are no obstructions  | |
  | between the   | |
  | ∙ Ensure that you have used the learning func-  | |
  | tion to configure the device.  | |
  | ∙ Make sure that the desired device on the UC-  | |
  | 525 LCD panel has been selected.  | |
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You cannot oper-  | ∙ Make sure that you have correctly “mapped”  | |
ate a device even  | your device’s remote control to the   | |
after configuring  | ∙ Clear the device data from the   | |
the device using  | ||
delete) and carry out the learning function  | ||
the learning func-  | ||
again.  | ||
tion.  | ||
∙ Some original remotes have unstable timing or  | ||
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  | complex IR signals which cannot be learned.  | |
  | Try learning the commands from a different  | |
  | remote control, such as a universal remote,  | |
  | configured to control the respective device.  | |
  | ∙ Don’t assign too many different remotes to the  | |
  | same device layer (page 11).  | |
  | ∙ A very few original remotes use an IR signal  | |
  | that is out of the range of the   | |
  | ity.  | |
  | ∙ Some original remotes mix more than one  | |
  | command to perform a function;   | |
  | not be able to accurately record these layered  | |
  | commands.  | |
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