Number Keys; Teletext And Fastext Keys - One for All Univeral Remote Instruction Manual

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Number Keys

The Number keys (0-9, -/--, AV) provide functions just like your
original remote, such as direct access programme selection. If your
original remote uses one/two digit input switching (-/-- symbol), this
function can be obtained by pressing the -/-- key. If your original
remote has an 10 key, this function can also be found under the -/--
key. If your original remote has an 20 key, this function can also be
found under the AV key.
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Teletext and Fastext Keys

The text keys are used to access the Teletext functions of your
television. Of course, your television must have Teletext capability.
TEXT ON: Puts the television in the Teletext mode.
TEXT OFF: Switches the television back to regular viewing mode.
On some televisions, this may be done by pressing the TEXT ON key
several times.
EXPAND: Shows the top half of the Teletext page in larger letters.
By pressing again, you can see the bottom half of the Teletext page
enlarged. To return to regular Teletext viewing, press the EXPAND
key again, or press the TEXT ON key, depending on your television.
HOLD/STOP: Stops changing pages.
16:9: The 16:9 key allows you to have wide screen view (if available
on your original remote).
MIX: Shows teletext and regular television
You may also use this key for subtitling. On some televisions this
function is accessed by pressing the text key twice.
Important note: For a more detailed explanation of Teletext and Fastext,
please refer to the manual of your television. Remember, different televisions
control Teletext and Fastext features in different ways. Not all of the Teletext
functions may be available for your particular model.
After accessing the text mode, the bottom row of the keys marked red,
green, yellow and blue, allow you to access the Fastext
functions of your television. If on your original remote control these
keys are used for Menu navigation, the ONE FOR ALL Fastext keys
may operate in the same way.
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simultaneously.
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