Buttons And Functions - Philips SRP2006/55 User Manual

After initial setup
1
M ake sure the receiving device is able to
respond. E.g. when you try to repair the Play
button for your DVD player, make sure to
insert a DVD into the DVD player otherwise
the Play button is not able to function.
2
S elect the device
that you wish to
operate (e.g. DVD).
P ress the
device selection
button to select
DVD.
3
K eep buttons
and pressed
simultaneously for
5 seconds.
• T he red Setup
light lights
up. The remote control is now in setup
mode.
4
P ress and hold the button that does not
function and immediately release it when the
device responds.
• I f the button still does not function as
expected, try pressing it again for a longer
period of time.
5
P ress the
device selection
button twice to save
your settings and
exit setup mode.
• W hen no
button is pressed for 5 minutes or more,
the remote control will exit setup mode,
automatically saving all your settings.
8 EN
5 sec.
2 x
3 U sing the universal
remote control
3.1 Buttons and functions
The illustrations on page 2 gives an overview of
all buttons on the remote control. Try out the
buttons you need for operating your devices.
Notes
• B uttons having the same functions as the
buttons on your original remote control
may have different namings on the
SRP2006 (e.g. Info / Display).
• O nly functions that are available on your
original remote control can be used for
operating your devices with the SRP2006.
1
..................................... S etup light. Lights up
when a remote control
command is being sent,
when you just selected
a device and when the
remote control is in setup
mode.
2
. ................................ s elects available source
inputs (antenna, cable,
etc.).
3 ............ d evice selection buttons.
S elect the device to be
operated.
4
G UIDE . ...................... e lectronic program guide.
M ENU . ....................... m enu on / off.
I NFO........................... o n-screen channel
information.
E XIT . ........................... e xits / clears on-screen
menu displays.
3 4 1 2 ............... c ursor up, down, left,
right in a menu.
O K ............................... c onfirms your selection.
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