One For All URC 1912 - TV Replacement Remote Manual

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OVERVIEW

1. INPUT SELECT
   AV Input
2. FAVOURITE
   Access your Favourite Channel List
3. TEXT
   Teletext On
4. SUBTITLE
   Subtitles
5. LAST CHANNEL
   Previous Channel

BATTERY INSTALLATION

SET UP YOUR TELEVISION

THE MAJORITY OF NEWER SONY TVS SHOULD WORK DIRECTLY.
After putting batteries in, just test some of the keys, and if they work, your remote is ready. If not, follow the next steps:

1. Make sure your TV is on (not on standby).
   Hold down RED + BLUE until the LED behind the Power Key blinks twice.
   
2. Point towards the TV and hold down the POWER KEY until the TV turns off.
   The remote will send a different Power signal every 3 seconds.
   As soon as the TV turns off, let go of the POWER KEY.
   The LED will blink twice. Now test the rest of the keys on the remote. If they work as your original did, your remote is ready to use.
   

If you find some keys still do not work as expected (or not at all), proceed to the next step.

STEP 2: IF STEP 1 DOES NOT WORK AS EXPECTED

ARE SOME KEYS NOT WORKING AS EXPECTED?
If you find some keys do not work as expected (or not at all), proceed to the next step.

1. Make sure your TV is on (not on standby).
   Hold down RED + BLUE until the LED behind the Power Key blinks twice.
   
2. Point towards the TV and hold one of the keys that is not working correctly (for example HOME).
   The remote will send a signal every 3 seconds. When the correct function is shown on the screen (in this case the HOME), let go of the key.
   The LED will blink twice - your remote is ready to use.
   
   If you find some keys still do not work as expected (or not at all), proceed to the next step.
3. Make sure your TV is on (not on standby).
   Hold down RED + BLUE until the LED behind the Power Key blinks twice.
   
4. Point towards the TV and hold one of the keys that is not working correctly. The remote will send a signal every 3 seconds.
   When the correct function is shown on the screen, let go of the key.
   The LED will blink twice. Now test the rest of the keys on the remote, if they work as your original did, your remote is ready to use.
   If you still find some keys are not working, repeat steps 3 and 4.

LEARNING

LEARN A NEW FUNCTION TO YOUR REMOTE

Your One For All remote can learn any function from your original (working) remote.

1. Place the original remote facing the One For All remote on a flat surface.
   
2. To learn:
   Hold down GREEN + YELLOW until the LED blinks twice.
   
3. Press 975.
   The LED will blink twice.
   
4. Press the key on the One For All remote you want to learn on, for example: the VOL + key.
   
5. Press the key on the original remote you want to learn, for example: the VOL + key of your AUDIO remote.
   
6. Two blinks: ok. Repeat from step 4 for any more keys to learn.
   Long blink: try again from step 4.
   
7. When you have learned all the keys you need, press and hold the OK KEY for 3 seconds. The LED will blink twice.
   

HOW TO DELETE A LEARNED FUNCTION

1. Hold down GREEN + YELLOW until the LED blinks twice.
2. PRESS 976.
3. Press the key to reset twice. The LED flashes twice and the key will be restored to the original function.

References

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• Audio Visual distributor - Amber Technology New Zealand
• Audio Visual distributor - Amber Tech

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