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CONTROLLING A TV (OR A SECOND TV)

Only the buttons described here control a TV. Some of the buttons described heremay not control your TV. See your TV user’s manual for information about the TV’s features.

You can set up the remote to control a second TV in AUX mode, the same way it controls the first TV in TV mode. See Setting Up to Control Other Devices on page 8.

TV MODE BUTTON

You must first set up the remote to control the TV. See Setting Up to Control Other Devices on page 8. Then press the TV mode button to set the remote to TV mode. The TV mode button will stay lit for two seconds to show you’ve set the remote to TV mode. Make sure you keep the remote in TV mode to use the buttons described in this section.

TV/VIDEO OR SD/HD INPUT BUTTON

If the TV has video input options, use this button to switch the TV video input.

Note: Your remote control will either have the TV/VIDEO button or the SD/HD INPUT button, but not both.

POWER BUTTONS

Press either POWER button to turn the TV on or off.

Note: If you set up the remote to control one TV in TV mode and an additional TV in AUX mode, pressing the TV POWER button controls only the TV you set up in TV mode.

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Dish Network 129418, DVR 921, 8.0, 6.0, 5.0 Controlling a TV or a Second TV, TV Mode Button, TV/VIDEO or SD/HD Input Button

5.0, 6.0, 8.0, DVR 921, 129418 specifications

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