User manual US ELECTRONICS UF4-200B

[. . . ] 1 BEFORE YOU BEGIN User's Guide for the 3 KNOW YOUR REMOTE The chart below shows the functions of special keys for your cable box and program guide. See the cable box manual for further details. POWER HELP LOCK EXIT INFO GUIDE MENU CURSOR KEYS FAV LAST MUTE OK PAGE +/DAY +/TV/VCR MUSIC/ENTER turns the current device on and off NOTE displays help for the on-screen display Depending on the allows restricting viewing of certain programs configuration of your cable box, certain exits the on-screen display menus functions listed here may displays channel and program information or may not be functional. displays the program guide displays the main on-screen display menu navigate through on-screen guides (see the highlighted section above) cycles through your favorite channels recalls the last channel that was viewed turns volume off selects various options and tunes programs from the program guide pages through on-screen menu and program guide screens moves the program guide one day forward and backward switches between TV and VCR switches between cable TV and Music ChoiceTM UP YOUR REMOTE 5 SETTINGAUXILLIARY DEVICE FOR AN You can program the Aux. [. . . ] If you have tried all the codes listed for the manufacturer and the device does not respond, refer to the CodeScan TM section later in this manual. e US Electronics provides these function descriptions as a general guide to allow you to become more familiar with your cable box. Refer to your cable box manual for descriptions of specific functions. ! Note that in the TV and VCR modes, the PAUSE, PLAY, REW, REC, and FF keys control your VCR. This prevents accidental recording. 4 SETTING UP YOUR REMOTE The UF4-200B is already programmed to control General Instrument DCT1000 set-top terminals. To control another device, look for the list of manufacturers' three-digit codes for the device type in the Television Codes, VCR codes sections, or Converter Codes sections, then perform the following steps. 6 PROGRAMMING VOLUME CONTROL You can program your UF4-200B to control the volume through the TV while in any other mode (the TV must permit remote volume control). For example, you can control volume through the TV while in Cable mode. To control the volume through the TV while in Cable mode: b c b c On the remote control, press and hold the appropriate mode key until the four mode keys flash twice. After you press the first digit, the mode key should light and stay on. After you press the last digit, the mode key should flash three times and turn off. If the mode key does not flash three times before turning off, the code is invalid for this device type. Repeat the procedure with another device code. Press and hold CABLE for approximately three seconds until the four mode keys flash twice. You now control the volume through the TV whenever you change the volume level in Cable mode. 7 MASTER POWER CONTROL You can program your UF4-200B to turn on and off all of your remote-controlled devices (Cable box, TV, VCR, and and auxiliary device) when you press POWER. All devices must be in direct line of sight to ensure proper operation. Perform the following steps to enable or disable power control for each device: d ! © 1999 US Electronics Components Corp. All rights reserved Part Number USE17818, version 1. 0 9901 IMPORTANT NOTE Weak batteries may disrupt normal operation of the remote. We recommend that you use only AAA alkaline batteries. Point the remote at the device and press POWER. If you have tried all the codes listed for the manufacturer and the device does not respond, refer to the CodeScanTM section later in this manual. e Write the codes below Cable Box code ____ ____ ____ VCR Code ____ ____ ____ TV code ____ ____ ____ Aux. [. . . ] When the device turns off, the remote is programmed with a code that controls the device. If you press the CURSOR UP key after the device has turned off, press the CURSOR DOWN key to return to the previous device code. If a primary function does not work, continue to press the CURSOR UP key to find another code that turns off the device. [. . . ]