Scientific Atlanta 3270HD Installing Batteries In Your Remote

Installing Batteries In Your Remote

Your universal remote control (“remote”) is configured from the factory to control your set-top. In addition, you can program your remote to control most TV and VCR models, as well as various additional devices.

Your remote requires two AA batteries (included). Alkaline batteries are recom- mended. Use the following procedure to install the batteries.

CAUTION:

Make sure you correctly align the positive (+) and negative (-) terminals on the batteries to the corresponding terminals in the remote control.

1.Press forward and lift the lever on the back cover of the remote control. The battery cover releases, and then you can pull up the cover to remove it.

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2.Insert and firmly seat two new AA batteries (alkaline recommended) into the battery compartment.

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3.Slide the battery cover back onto the remote control, and snap the cover into place.

If the light on the remote flashes twice whenever you press a key, the batteries are weak and should be replaced.

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Contents

Page IMPORTANT RULES FOR SAFE OPERATION Read and Retain These Instructions Placement Ventilation Cleaning the Set-Top Object and Liquid Entry Accessories Overloading Lightning and Power Surges Power Cord Protection In This Guide Welcome Contents What’s In The Carton Where’s the Serial Number and MAC Address What Are My Device Codes Who Do I Call To Set Up My Service What Is The Explorer eClub Before You Begin Installing Batteries In Your Remote Frequently Asked Questions About HDTV Are Local TV Stations Broadcasting in HDTV Aspect Ratio? Resolution? What Does All That Mean Why are some HDTVs 4:3 Aspect Ratio and Others are 16:9 Back Panel Connectors Connecting the Explorer 3270HD Set-Top To Connect The Set-Top What If My HDTV Doesn’t Have YPbPr Inputs How Do I Set Up Stereo Sound To Connect the Set-Topto an HDTV Using YPbPr Cables and SDTV Video Cables To Connect the Set-Topto an HDTV and VCR To Connect the Set-Topto an HDTV, VCR and Home Theater Receiver Selecting Your Picture Size and Format What if I Don’t See Anything Choosing Your Video Input Selecting Your Picture Format for a 4:3 Screen Selecting Your Picture Format for a 16:9 Screen Selecting a Custom Picture Format View HD and Non-HDChannels on a 4:3 Screen View HD and Non-HDChannels on a 16:9 Screen Change Border Color Watching TV Using the Mode Keys Using Basic Control Keys Using the On-ScreenGuide Changing Your Set-TopSettings Closed Captioning How Can I Turn Closed Captioning On and Off How Do I Choose a Closed Captioning Source Can I Change the Way Closed Captioning Looks How Do I Record Closed Captioning With My Programs Programming Your Remote To Unlock the CBL Mode Key What If None Of These Codes Work What Code Did I Find TV Codes for the Remote Page VCR Codes for the Remote Page AUX Codes for the Remote CBL Codes for the Remote Setting Up Advanced Features for the Remote How Do I Lock My Volume Keys To a Device Can I Program My Mode Keys to Control Other Devices How Do I Lock My Channel Keys To a Device How Do I Lock My Power Key To a Device Can I Put It All Back the Way I Got It Setting Up the VCR Commander Service Attaching the IR Blaster Cable Connector to Your Set-Top Attaching the IR Blaster to Your VCR Setting Up VCR Commander Service Searching for Your VCR Code Setting Up a VCR Recording Test VCR Commander Service Codes Page Page Scheduling a VCR Recording Recording the Current Program Recording Future Programs Using the On-ScreenGuide Setting the VCR Timer To Record Future Programs Cancelling a Future Recording Troubleshooting Questions about Your Set-Top Questions about Your Remote Control Questions about Your VCR Commander Service Page Page United States FCC Compliance FCC Declaration of Conformity Canada EMI Regulation Software and Firmware Use Trademarks Index AllTouch® AT2400 Quick Reference Guide Set Auxiliary, VCR, TV, Cable modes Settings arrows Next