One for All TELECOMMANDES user manual

Programming a One For All remote without codes can be a bit tricky, as the remote usually requires specific codes to be programmed correctly. However, there are a few general methods you can try:
1. Auto Search: This method allows the remote to search for the correct code by cycling through all possible codes until it finds the right one. Here's how to do it:
a. Turn on the device you want to control with the remote.
b. Press and hold the "Setup" button on the remote until the LED light stays on.
c. Enter the code "9-9-1" using the number keys.
d. Aim the remote at the device and press the "Power" button.
e. Keep pressing the "Power" button every few seconds until the device turns off.
f. Once the device turns off, press the "Enter" button on the remote to save the code.
2. Manual Search: If the auto search method does not work, you can try the manual search method, which involves cycling through every code manually. Here's how:
a. Turn on the device you want to control with the remote.
b. Press and hold the "Setup" button on the remote until the LED light stays on.
c. Enter the code "9-9-0" using the number keys.
d. Use the number keys to manually enter each code, one by one, starting from 0001.
e. After entering each code, try pressing the "Power" button to see if the device turns off.
f. Keep cycling through the codes until you find the one that turns off the device.
g. Once the device turns off, press the "Enter" button on the remote to save the code.
Note that these methods may not always work as intended, especially if the remote requires specific codes. In such cases, it is advisable to refer to the instruction manual or contact the manufacturer for further assistance.

The buttons on a One For All remote can vary depending on the model and specific features. However, most One For All remotes commonly include the following buttons:
1. Power: Used to turn on/off your device.
. Numeric Keypad: Enables you to directly input channel numbers or numeric codes.
3. Volume Up/Down: Adjusts the volume level.
4. Mute: Temporarily silences the sound.
5. Channel Up/Down: Moves sequentially through the available channels.
6. Menu/Settings: Accesses the settings and menu options of your device.
7. Navigation Buttons: Includes arrows (up, down, left, right) to navigate through menus, select options, or browse content.
8. OK/Enter: Confirms a selection or enters into a submenu.
9. Previous/Back: Takes you to the previous screen or channel.
10. Play/Pause/Stop/Record: Controls media playback options.
11. Fast Forward/Rewind/Skip: Allows you to fast forward, rewind, or skip through content.
12. EPG/Guide: Displays the Electronic Program Guide for TV listings.
13. Subtitles: Enables or disables subtitles on compatible devices.
14. Audio: Changes audio options (e.g., stereo, surround sound, etc.).
15. Exit/Return: Exits the current menu or application and returns to the previous screen.
16. Device Selection: Switches between controlling multiple devices (e.g., TV, DVD player, sound system).
17. Favorites: Enables quick access to your favorite channels or content.
18. Red/Green/Yellow/Blue (colored buttons): Used for additional features or context-dependent functions, commonly associated with interactive services or specific devices.
Remember, the exact buttons available may differ depending on the specific One For All remote model and the devices it is designed to control.

The magic key on a One For All remote control is a unique feature that allows you to quickly and easily program your remote to control additional devices that may not be listed in the included code list. By using the magic key, you can teach your One For All remote to learn the functions of your original remote control, granting you the ability to control multiple devices with just one remote.