Universal Remote Control Mercury-II user manual General Description, Basic Remote Operation

Models: Mercury-II

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General Description

The Mercury II universal remote supports a total of 47 regular transmitting keys. Page Up/Down keys are counted as 2 keys. The POWER key is backlit with an LED key, which gives visual feedback to the user and provides a means to access the programming features of the remote. In addition, there are 4 device keys (TV, VCR, DVD and STB). The remote is primarily used for controlling the Fortec Star Mercury II FTA receiver, but it can alsocontrol most of the popular brands of TVs, VCRs, DVDs, and STBs being used in North America as per the codes listed on the code list at the end of this document.

Due to the growing number of device models available, this remote may not work for all models.

Basic Remote Operation

The LED backlit POWER key, located at the top left remote control indicates transmission of an IR signal has occurred. In addition, the LED key provides feedback when the remote is in a programming mode and as a key to be pressed to enter the various programming modes.

This remote communicates using Infrared (IR) Transmission. IR transmission is accomplished with an IR LED on the top end of the unit.

Battery Installation

Two AAA batteries power the remote, which are included with the remote.

After installing the batteries, the LED in the power button will flash when any key is pressed.

Programming Your Remote Control

There are three (3) ways to program your remote control:

1)Manual Programming

2)Code Search Programming

3)Auto Scan Programming

1.Manual Programming

To program your Mercury II 4-in-1 remote control manually, follow the steps below:

a.Turn on the device to be operated (TV, VCR, DVD, or STB).

b.Press and hold both the corresponding device key (TV, VCR, DVD, or STB) and the OK key at the same time for about 3 seconds until the LED stays on.

c.While the LED is on, point the remote at your device and enter the three-digit code number from the brand list one after another using the numeric keys on the remote until your device (TV, VCR, DVD or STB) turns off.

d.If your device turns off, press and release the POWER key on the remote

one more time to ensure your device responds to the remote.

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Universal Remote Control Mercury-II General Description, Basic Remote Operation, Battery Installation, Manual Programming