One for All 6-Device Universal Remote About Upgrading, Troubleshooting, Upgrade Exclusions

OFA 6L with Learning Owners Manual.fm Page 16 Thursday, February 17, 2005 1:10 PM

ONE FOR ALL 6L UNIVERSAL REMOTE CONTROL WITH LEARNING

1.On the remote control, press and hold

SET until the LED (red light) blinks twice, then release SET.

2.Enter 9 8 0. The LED will blink four times.

3.Your remote is now ready for programming.

ABOUT UPGRADING

The One For All 6L Universal Remote Control with Learning (URC-6820 B00) has the largest infrared code library available. However, if you purchase a brand new home entertainment or home automation device, it may not respond to the codes stored in the remote control's memory.

If this happens, please contact our Customer Support department (see “Troubleshooting” on page 17) to upgrade the remote control.

The Customer Support representative will search our entire database for a code that matches your device and instruct you how to enter it into your One For All 6L Universal Remote Control with Learning (URC-6820 B00).

If the code for your home entertainment or home automation device is not in our database, we will need to “capture” the code for that device from its original remote control. A new code would then be created and entered into your One For All 6L Universal Remote Control with Learning (URC-6820 B00). If necessary, the Customer Support representative can instruct you how to begin the capture procedure.

NOTE: One For All reserves the right to replace a returned remote control with a new one of equal or superior functionality.

UPGRADE EXCLUSIONS

•Home entertainment or home automation devices controlled by radio frequency (RF/UHF), wired, or ultrasonic remote controls. Only devices controlled by infrared remote controls are covered.

•Home entertainment or home automation devices not controlled by remote controls.

•Broken or defective product.

•Products that operate over 100 kHz.

•Infrared keyboards and infrared pointing devices (such as mouse substitutes).

•All products for sale and/or use outside the continental United States, Hawaii, Alaska, or Canada.

TROUBLESHOOTING

PROBLEM:	LED (red light) does not
	blink when you press a
	key.
SOLUTION:	Replace batteries with two
	new AAA alkaline
	batteries.
PROBLEM:	LED (red light) blinks five
	times after you press a key.
SOLUTION:	Replace batteries with two
	new AAA alkaline
	batteries.
PROBLEM:	LED blinks when you
	press a key, but home
	entertainment device does
	not respond.

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