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Final fl at size: 1.65 × 8.26 in. (42 × 210 mm) USER GUIDE 2-Device Universal Remote NS-RMT2D18 Before using your new product, please read these instructions to prevent any damage. PACKAGE CONTENTS • 2-Device Universal Remote • Quick Setup Guide FEATURES • Works with a TV and a set-top box • Programming by popular brand names for quick and easy setup • Extensive code library for less common brands and devices • Premium design, materials, and construction for rugged use INSTALLING BATTERIES • Insert two AAA batteries (not included) into the remote. Make sure that the + and – symbols match the + and – symbols in the battery compartment. Note: To set up your remote, follow the setup steps below, in order, and STOP as soon as your remote works correctly. PROGRAMMING YOUR REMOTE There are three ways to set up your remote: • Use “Setup method A: Popular brands” for pre-set popular brands. • Use “Setup method B: Direct code entry” if your device’s direct code is located on the back page. • Use “Setup method C: Code search” to perform a code search for your device. Note: This remote comes pre-set for Insignia TVs and DIRECTV set-top boxes. Setup method A: Popular brands 1 Turn on your target device. 2 Press and hold SETUP until your remote’s LED blinks twice. 3 Press TELEVISION or CABLE / SATELLITE / STREAMING to select the mode you want to set up. The LED stays lit. 4 Press either 0 (for streaming/ cable/satellite) or 1 (for TVs) to select the device type you want to set up. 5 Find your device type and brand in the table below, then press and hold its number until your device turns off . Release the key when your device turns off . Setup for that device is complete. Note: If your brand does not appear in the table below, use “Setup method B: Direct code entry” or “Setup method C: Code search.” STREAMING / #TV CABLE / SATELLITE 1 Insignia AT&T 2 LG Bell 3 Panasonic Comcast, Xfi nity 4 Philips, Cox Magnavox Communications 5 Samsung DIRECTV 6 Sharp DISH Network 7 Sony Frontier Communications, Verizon 8 TCL Rogers 9 Toshiba Shaw 0 VIZIO Spectrum Setup method B: Direct code entry 1 Turn on your target device. 2 Press TELEVISION or CABLE / SATELLITE / STREAMING to select the mode you want to set up. 3 Press and hold SETUP until your remote’s LED blinks twice. 4 Enter the fi rst 5-digit code for your brand from the code list (see TV CODE LIST on page 11). 5 Press the (power) button to test your device. If the device turns off , setup is complete. 6 If the device does not turn off , repeat steps 2-5 using the next code for your brand or use “Setup method C: Code search.” Setup method C: Code search 1 Turn on your target device. 2 Press and hold SETUP until your remote’s LED blinks twice. 3 Press TELEVISION or CABLE / SATELLITE / STREAMING to select the mode you want to set up. 4 Press either 0 (for cable/satellite streaming) or 1 (for TVs) to select the device type you want to set up. 5 Press and hold OK until your device turns off . Release the key when your device turns off . Setup for that device is complete. USING YOUR REMOTE 1 Press TELEVISION or CABLE / SATELLITE / STREAMING for the device you want to control. 2 Press the buttons applicable to that type of device. Watch TV mode Note: To control a soundbar or other audio device with your remote, see Adding an audio device. While watching TV in CABLE / SATELLITE / STREAMING mode, you can: • Use your remote’s volume and input buttons to control the TV. The rest of the buttons will control the device you’ve added to CABLE / SATELLITE / STREAMING mode. • Press (power) once to turn your set-top box on or off . OR • Press and hold (power) for two seconds to turn both your set-top box and your TV on or off . To turn off watch TV mode: 1 Press and hold SETUP until your remote’s LED blinks twice. 2 Press CABLE / SATELLITE / STREAMING twice. The LED blinks four times. Watch TV mode is turned off and your remote will not control your TV. To turn on watch TV mode after turning it off : 1 Press and hold SETUP until your remote’s LED blinks twice. 2 Press CABLE / SATELLITE / STREAMING twice. The LED blinks twice. Watch TV mode is turned back on and your remote will control your TV again. ADDING AN AUDIO DEVICE If you listen to sound through a connected audio device (for example, a soundbar or audio/ video receiver), you can program your remote to control it when in CABLE / SATELLITE / STREAMING mode: • Use “Method A: Popular audio devices” if your audio device is listed as a popular brand, or • Use “Method B: Audio device code entry” to perform a code search for your device. Method A: Popular audio devices If Watch TV mode has been turned off , it is possible to lock volume controls to one device such as a TV. To do this: 1 Turn on your audio device and play something through its speakers. 2 Press and hold SETUP until your remote’s LED blinks twice. 3 Press MUTE. 4 Find your audio device’s brand and corresponding number in the table on the next page. 5 While aiming the remote at your audio device, press and hold your audio device’s number (from step 4) until the device turns off . Setup is complete and your remote controls your audio device’s volume while using a streaming, cable, or satellite device. # AUDIO # AUDIO 1 Bose 6 Philips 2 Denon 7 Pioneer 3 LG 8 Samsung 4 Onkyo 9 Sony 5 Panasonic 0 Yamaha Method B: Audio device code entry 1 Turn on your audio device and play something through its speakers. 2 Press and hold SETUP until your remote’s LED blinks twice. 3 Press MUTE. 4 Find your audio device’s brand in the code list (see AUDIO CODE LIST on page 54), then use your remote to enter the fi rst 4-digit code for your brand from the code list. 5 Press MUTE to test your audio device. If the sound mutes, setup is complete and your remote controls your audio device’s volume while using a streaming, cable, or satellite device. 6 If the sound doesn’t mute, repeat steps 2-5 using the next code for your brand. Unlocking volume controls 1 Press and hold SETUP until your remote’s LED blinks twice. 2 Press 9, 9, 3, then press VOL +. LOCKING AND UNLOCKING CHANNEL CONTROLS The channel control lock lets you lock channel controls (Channel Up and Down, Digits, Enter, and Last) to either a TV or a cable/satellite/ streaming device. Locking channel controls to one device 1 Press and hold SETUP until your remote’s LED blinks twice. 2 Press 9, 7, 3, then press CH +. 3 Press TELEVISION or CABLE / SATELLITE / STREAMING to lock channel controls to that device. The LED blinks twice. Unlocking channel controls 1 Press and hold SETUP until your remote’s LED blinks twice. 2 Press 9, 7, 3, then press CH -. RESETTING REMOTE TO FACTORY DEFAULTS 1 Press and hold SETUP until your remote’s LED blinks twice. 2 Press 9, 7, 7. REMOTE OVERVIEW # ITEM DESCRIPTION 1 SETUP Programs the remote 2 TELEVISION Press to control your TV 3 APPS Opens a smart device’s app menu 4 Playback Control devices controls connected to your TV 5 Home Opens the home menu 6 MENU Displays the main menu 7 OK Confi rms a selection 8 Navigate through menu items 9 INFO Displays info on the current program 10 LAST Return to the last channel 11 VOL + / - Raises or lowers the volume 12 MUTE Mutes the sound 13 Red, green, Shortcut keys in some yellow, blue menus 14 Numbers Enter channel numbers 15 Delimiter (–) Enters a digital sub-channel number (for example 4.1) 16 Power Turns devices on and off 17 CABLE / Press to control a SATELLITE / streaming/cable/ STREAMING satellite device 18 VOD Press to order Video-on-demand or Pay-per-view 19 REC Starts or stops recording 20 GUIDE Displays the program guide 21 EXIT Exits the current menu 22 CH + / - Changes the channel 23 INPUT Select input/source to be displayed (for example HDMI 1) TROUBLESHOOTING PROBLEM SOLUTION The LED • Replace the does not batteries. turn on • Make sure that when a key your batteries are is pressed. installed correctly. The + and - symbols should match the symbols inside the battery compartment. The LED • Make sure that turns on, your remote is but the programmed to remote does your device. not control • Make sure that my device. your remote is set to the correct mode (TELEVISION or CABLE / SATELLITE / STREAMING). I have tried • Use Setup Method all of the C: Code Search. codes for my device’s brand, but none of them work. ONE-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY Visit www.insigniaproducts.com for details. CONTACT INSIGNIA: For customer service, call 1-877-467-4289 (U.S. and Canada) or 01-800-926-3000 (Mexico) www.insigniaproducts.com TV CODE LIST BRAND CODES Acer 14143 Advent 11570 Affi nity 13717, 13870, 13577, 13716 Aiwa 11362 Akai 11675, 11385 Akura 11687 AOC 11589, 13720, 11365, 12014, 12087, 13938 Apex Digital 12397, 14347, 14350 Ario 12397 Asus 13340 Atvio 13636 Atyme 12746 Audiosonic 11675 Audiovox 11564, 11276, 11769, 12121 Auria 14748, 12087, 12014, 12277 Avera 12397, 12049 Avol 14367, 13382, 13118 Axess 13593 Broksonic 11892 Calypso 14748 Champion 11362 Changhong 14629 Coby 13478, 13627, 12344, 13629 Commercial 11447 Solutions Conia 11687 Contex 14053 Craig 13423 Crosley 13115 Curtis 12855, 13577, 13121, 12466, 13895, 12352, 12397, 13939, 14035, 13636, 11326, 11314, 13154, 13382, 13717 Curtis Mathes 11661 Cytron 11326 Daewoo 11661, 13115, 10661 Digitrex 14207 Disney 11892, 11665 Dumont 10017 Durabrand 11570, 11665, 10178, 11463 Dynex 12049, 12184, 11463, 11780 Electrograph 11755 Electrohome 11570, 11670 Electron 12466, 12855 Elektra 10017, 11661 BRAND CODES Element 13559, 11687, 12183, 14635, 12964, 14910, 11886, 14217, 12256 Elite 11457 Emerson 11864, 11963, 11394, 11886, 10178, 13623, 11944,
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