Getting Started; Inserting The Batteries; Setting Up The Universal Remote Control - Philips SRP4004 User Manual

2 G etting started
2.1 Inserting the batteries
•
I nsert 2 AAA type
batteries, noting
the + and -
configuration in
the battery
compartment.
Note
When replacing the batteries, all user settings
will be retained in the remote control
memory for 5 minutes.
2.2 S etting up the universal
remote control
The example below instructs you how to set up
your universal remote controls for your TV.
You can repeat the same steps for other devices
(DVD player/recorder, Cable/Satellite box and
VCR) which you want to operate, using the
SRP4004.
The remote control can be set up to operate
any 4 of the following devices:
Device name Description
TV T raditional TV, flat screen
TV and projection TV, TV
part of TV / VCR, TV / VCR
/ DVD and TV / DVD
combos
DVD D VD player / recorder
(DVDR), DVD / Hard
Disk Drive combination
(DVDR-HDD), Blu-Ray
player, High Definition
DVD player (HD-DVD),
DVD part of TV / DVD, TV
/ VCR / DVD and VCR /
DVD combos
4 EN
CBL/SAT C able box, satellite
receiver, Internet Protocol
TV (IPTV), Free To Air TV,
High Definition Television
decoder (HDTV) and Tivo
VCR V ideo cassette player /
recorder, Personal video
recorder (PVR), VCR part
of TV/VCR, TV/VCR/DVD
and VCR/DVD combos
Example: s etting up the universal remote
control to operate your TV:
1
S witch ON the TV manually or use the
original remote control for this. Tune to
channel 1.
2
P ress and hold the
device selection
button for 5 seconds
until the red Setup
light remains lit.
• T he remote
control is now in setup mode.
3
L ook up the 4-digit
code for your brand
in the brand list at
the back of this user
manual.
A 4-digit code is
shown for each brand.
U se the digit
buttons to enter the
code for your brand.
• I f the red Setup
light turns off,
an invalid code
was entered. In this case, try again.
4
A im the remote
control at the TV.
Press and hold the
button. Release
it immediately
release it as soon
the TV switches off.
• T his step normally takes between
5 and 60 seconds. In extreme
circumstances this step can take up to
15 minutes.
5 sec.
5-60 SEC.
5 - 60 sec.
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