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RM94925
Universal
Remote Control
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL
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94925 Revised Size 2/25/02 4:00 PM Page 2 Thank you for purchasing the GE Universal Remote Control. This product is designed to provide years of service operating a wide variety of video and audio equipment. Please retain this guide for future reference. Table of Contents Install the Batteries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1 Button Description . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2-4 Programming for TV . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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94925 Revised Size 2/25/02 4:00 PM Page 3 Button Description INDICATOR LIGHT The Indicator Light flashes to show that the remote is working. ON•OFF The ON•OFF button operates the same as your origi- nal remote. NOTE: Some GE, RCA and ProScan models require you to press the device button to turn the device on and the ON•OFF button to turn the device off. TV, VCR, DVD, SAT, AUDIO, AUX, CBL The TV, VCR, DVD, SAT, AUDIO-AUX, and CBL but- tons are used to select the device you want to control. VOL
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94925 Revised Size 2/25/02 4:00 PM Page 4 0-9 The number buttons operates the same as on your orig- inal remote, and are used for entering device codes. ENTER The ENTER button is used to complete channel selec- tion for some brands of TV. It is also used to complete the code entry process. TV/VCR The TV/VCR button operates the TV/VCR function of your TV. REW, PLAY, FF, REC, STOP, PAUSE These buttons operate the same as on your original VCR or remote. You must press the REC button twice to beg
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94925 Revised Size 2/25/02 4:00 PM Page 5 ON•OFF, SURR. MODE ON•OFF SURR. toggles the surround modes on and off. SURRMODE toggles through the receiver’s vari- ous surround sound mode settings. FRONT, CENTER, REAR, TEST Adjust the levels of the front, center, and rear speakers respectively. The test tone must be enabled first by pressing the TEST button. PRESET Used to operate preset channels while in the AUDIO mode. 4
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94925 Revised Size 2/25/02 4:00 PM Page 6 Programming For TV Most GE, RCAand ProScan TVs will not require pro- gramming. Check to see if your TV responds to the remote before you begin programming. 1. Manually turn on the TV. Find the three digit code for your TV in the code list below. 2. Press and hold the CODESEARCH button until the INDICATOR LIGHT lights, then release the CODE SEARCH button. 3. Press and release the TV button (The INDICATOR LIGHT will blink then remain lit. 4. Enter the c
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94925 Revised Size 2/25/02 4:00 PM Page 7 Programming For VCR Most GE, RCAand ProScan VCRs will not require programming. Check to see if your VCR responds to the remote before you begin programming. 1. Manually turn on the VCR. Find the three digit code for your VCR in the code list below. 2. Press and hold the CODESEARCH button until the INDICATOR LIGHT lights, then release the CODE SEARCH button. 3. Press and release the VCR button (The INDI- CATOR LIGHT will blink then remain lit. 4. Enter
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94925 Revised Size 2/25/02 4:00 PM Page 8 Programming For DVD Most GE, RCAand ProScan DVD systems will not require programming. Check to see if your DVD sys- tem responds to the remote before you begin pro- gramming. 1. Manually turn on the DVD system. Find the three digit code for your DVD system in the code list below. 2. Press and hold the CODESEARCH button until the INDICATOR LIGHT lights, then release the CODE SEARCH button. 3. Press and release the DVD button (The INDI- CATOR LIGHT will
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94925 Revised Size 2/25/02 4:00 PM Page 9 Programming For DBS Satellite System Most GE, RCAand ProScan Satellite systems will not require programming. Check to see if your DBS Satellite system responds to the remote before you begin programming. 1. Manually turn on the DBS system. Find the three digit code for your DBS system in the code list below. 2. Press and hold the CODESEARCH button until the INDICATOR LIGHT lights, then release the CODE SEARCH button. 3. Press and release the DBS butt
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94925 Revised Size 2/25/02 4:00 PM Page 10 Programming For Cable 1. Manually turn on the Cable Box. Find the three digit code for your Cable Box in the code list below. 2. Press and hold the CODESEARCH but- ton until the INDICA- TOR LIGHT lights, then release the CODE SEARCH button. 3. Press and release the CBLbutton (The INDICATOR LIGHT will blink then remain lit. 4. Enter the code using the Number Buttons. After your code is entered, the INDICATOR LIGHT will turn off. If the code is not va
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94925 Revised Size 2/25/02 4:00 PM Page 11 Programming For Audio This remote control will operate many features found in audio/video receivers and mini-systems. The remote control is already programmed to operate most GE, RCAand ProScan brand A/V receivers. Other brands of receivers and mini-systems need to be set- up under the AUDIO button prior to using the device. 1. Manually turn on the device you wish to control. Find the three digit code for the device you wish to con- trol in the code
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94925 Revised Size 2/25/02 4:00 PM Page 12 Programming For Second Device If you have not programmed the AUDIO•AUX button for audio components, you can assign a second TV, DVD, CD player, VCR, Satellite System, or Cable Box to it. 1. Manually turn on the device you wish to con- trol. Find the three digit code for the device you wish to program in the code list. 2. Press and hold the CODE SEARCH button until the INDICATOR LIGHT lights, then release the CODESEARCH but- ton. 3. Press and release
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94925 Revised Size 2/25/02 4:00 PM Page 13 Operating Audio Functions NOTE: Not all functions work for all brands. TURNING ON THE RECEIVER OR MINI-SYSTEM Point the remote control at the reciever and press the AUDIO button. The receiver should turn on. In some cases, it may require pressing the AUDIO button and then the ON•OFF button to turn the system on. SELECTING A DEVICE INPUT Device inputs such as CD Player or Tape Deck may be selected depending on the features of your receiver or mini-sy
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94925 Revised Size 2/25/02 4:00 PM Page 14 OPERATING A CD PLAYER OR TAPE DECK Use the Play, Forward, Reverse, Record, Stop and Pause buttons for CD players and tape decks. In some cases, the Preset buttons (CHAN+/CHAN-) may work in changing tracks on CD players. OPERATING THE AM/FM TUNER 1. Press the AUDIO button. 2. Press the TUNER (3) button. 3. Press theAM/FM button to toggle between AM and FM. 4. Use the Preset (CHAN+/CHAN-) buttons to move up and down channel presets. OPERATING A HOME T
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94925 Revised Size 2/25/02 4:00 PM Page 15 Sleep Function The Sleep Function will turn off your TV automatical- ly after the user programs the time interval from one (1) to ninety-nine (99) minutes. 1. Press and hold the SLEEPbutton. The INDI- CATOR LIGHT will stay lit. Release the SLEEPbut- ton. 2. Enter time in minutes using the numerical key- pad. INDICATOR LIGHT will go off. (Min.: 1 minute/keypad entry 0-1) (Max.: 99 minutes/keypad entry 9-9) 3. Leave remote aimed at television. IMPORTAN
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94925 Revised Size 2/25/02 4:00 PM Page 16 3. While in Menu Mode, these buttons will function as follows: Navigation LEFT/RIGHT but- tons will operate as cursor left or right. Navigation UP/DOWN buttons will oper- ate as cursor up or down. MENU button applies to the highlighted menu items. Not all functions in competitive models and brands of televisions may be fully sup- ported. EXITINGTHEMENUMODE To exit the Menu Mode and clear the screen, push the device button you have chosen on the remo
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94925 Revised Size 2/25/02 4:00 PM Page 17 Programming With Code Search If your TV, VCR, DBS Satellite System, Cable Box or Audio System does not respond after you have tried all the codes for your brand, or if your brand is not listed, try searching your code by following the steps below: 1. Manually turn on the device you wish to program. 2. Press and hold the CODE SEARCH until the INDICATOR LIGHT lights, then release CODE SEARCH. 3. Press and release the device button for the device you a
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94925 Revised Size 2/25/02 4:00 PM Page 18 NOTE: For AUX retrieving, press AUX button followed by the device button. 3. Press and release CODE SEARCH. The INDICATOR LIGHTwill turn off. 4. Starting with 0 on the keypad, press the number buttons in order (0-9) until the INDICATOR LIGHT blinks. 5. The number which causes the INDICATOR LIGHT to blink is the first digit of your code. 6. Repeat Step 4 until you have retrieved all three numbers in the code. Trouble Shooting PROBLEM SOLUTION Red lig
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94925 Revised Size 2/25/02 4:00 PM Page 19 Trouble Shooting (con’t.) PROBLEM SOLUTION Problems changing channels If your original remote required ENTER after a channel, press ENTER after you select a channel. No response after pressing a A) Make sure you have key new batteries and you are aiming your remote at your device. B) Check that batteries are properly installed. SELECT button not respond- Try using the DISPLAY ing button to make the selection while in the Program Guide. Flashing Indi
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94925 Revised Size 2/25/02 4:00 PM Page 20 90 Day Limited Warranty Jasco Products Company warrants this product to be free from manufacturing defects for a period of ninety days from the original date of consumer purchase. This warranty is limited to the repair or replacement of this product only and does not extend to conse- quential or incidental damage to other products that may be used with this unit. This warranty is in lieu of all other warranties express or implied. Some states do no
