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Instructions for use

3 Keep keys 1 and 6 pressed simultaneously for three seconds until the TV LED flashes twice and then remains lit.

4 Press keys 9, 9 and 8 in that order.

– The TV LED blinks twice and then remains lit.

5 Press the target key on the SRM 5100.

6Press and hold the key you want to copy on the original remote control. Keep the key pressed until the TV LED goes out and then blinks

twice.

The signal is now stored in the remote control memory.

If the LED blinks once for a longer period, the IR signal is not learned by the SRM 5100. Please, try a few times and make sure the remote controls are aligned as described in step 3.

If the SRM 5100 cannot learn the code after several times trying, it is possible that:

The IR signal of your original device is out of range (the SRM 5100 can only learn IR signals with a carrier signal of 30-60kHz).

The memory of the SRM 5100 is full.

The SRM 5100 stopped the learning process after 20 seconds for no IR signals were found. Check if your original remote control is working correctly.

Adding a function to the remote control

If you want to add a function to the SRM 5100, you can contact the Philips service line for Universal Remote Control to ask for the 5-figure code for the extra function.

Assigning the volume control to another mode

(Volume control punch through)

In most home entertainment systems, the volume is controlled by one device only (usually TV or amplifier). This means that you always have to switch to TV or AMP mode to adjust the volume of an other device.

The ‘Volume control punch through’ feature enables you to set the remote

control’s - + and keys to also adjust the sound of other devices in your system, even those that do not have a volume control of their own.

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Philips SRM 5100 user manual Adding a function to the remote control, Assigning the volume control to another mode