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Universal Remote Device Codes UNIVERSAL REMOTE DEVICE CODES Americas CONTENTS Universal Remote Device Codes TV ............................................................................................................... 3 Cable-Satellite ....................................................................................... 6 DVD ........................................................................................................... 9 Game ......................................................................................................... 10 AUX ........................................................................................................... 12 2 Universal Remote DEVICE CODES Audiosonic ...................................... 00103 CCE ....................................................00160 Digitrex ............................................ 01808 TV Audiovox ......................................... 00105 Celera ...............................................01900 Disney .............................................. 02440 888 ....................................................02250 Auria .................................................04770 Challenger .......................................03070 DNS .................................................. 09059 Acer ....................................................01652 Aventura ...........................................02561 Champion ........................................02647 Dukane ............................................. 07825 ad notam ........................................04640 Avera..................................................10673 Changhong ......................................01766 Dumont ............................................00256 Admiral..............................................00182 Avol ...................................................04037 Christie .............................................06567 Durabrand .........................................02191 Advent ...............................................01754 Axess .................................................10359 Claris ..................................................06616 Dynex ...............................................03686 Affinity ............................................. 06190 B & O ................................................. 05274 CloudWalker ....................................28727 Eagle Kingdom Technology ........ 10810 Aiwa .................................................00406 B Vision ............................................08292 Coby ..................................................02056 Eiki .....................................................00873 Akai ..................................................00098 Bang & Olufsen ............................... 00118 Commercial Solutions ..................02427 EKT .................................................... 10809 Akura ...............................................00042 Basic Line ..........................................00121 Conia ................................................. 01806 Electric Mirror ................................ 04894 America.............................................09172 BBK ....................................................01055 Contex ............................................. 04280 Electrograph ...................................02534 Amoisonic ........................................01027 BenQ ..................................................02391 Continental ......................................04261 Electrohome ....................................00381 AOC ....................................................00137 BGH ...................................................03478 Continental Electric .......................09173 Electron .............................................01898 Aomni ...............................................03796 Blu:sens ............................................03088 Craig .................................................. 00161 Elektra ................................................01132 Apex Digital .....................................01550 Blue Light .........................................06152 Crosley .............................................00074 Element ............................................03682 Ario ....................................................07710 Blue Sky ........................................... 00134 Crown Mustang ...............................01789 Elite ...................................................00274 Astar ..................................................03127 Bolva ................................................. 23569 Curtis .................................................01897 Emerson ...........................................00236 Asus .................................................04030 Bravis ................................................04245 Curtis Mathes ................................00039 Envision............................................00278 Atak .....................................................10715 Broksonic ......................................... 00184 Cytron ................................................01594 Epson .................................................02108 Atvio ..................................................06133 BuBuGao .........................................02398 Daewoo ...........................................00092 Epworth ...........................................09234 Atyme ............................................... 23283 Calypso ..............................................11032 Daytek ..............................................02024 EQD .....................................................05411 Audinac ........................................... 00888 Casio ................................................. 00192 Delta Electronics ............................ 31933 EQD Auria.........................................05412 TV - 3 Universal Remote DEVICE CODES Erisson ................................................04115 Haier ..................................................01767 JCM .................................................. 04630 Master-G ..........................................02997 ESA ....................................................02420 Hannspree .......................................03236 Jensen .............................................00405 Matsushita .......................................00478 eTec ....................................................10668 Harper ...............................................10703 JVC ................................................... 00053 Maxent ..............................................02434 Exorvision ........................................30827 Helios ................................................02436 Kalley ..................................................10154 MB Quart ......................................... 03792 Fair Mate ......................................... 06083 Hewlett Packard ..............................01671 KC ......................................................09223 Memorex ......................................... 00037 Favi .................................................... 07763 Hightong ...........................................22738 KDS ...................................................03383 Microsonic .......................................04673 Fisher ................................................ 00154 Himitsu ..............................................02158 Ken Brown .......................................02620 Midland ........................................... 00493 Fluid ..................................................04827 Hisense ..............................................02159 Kenmore ..........................................02493 Miray ................................................ 04998 Fujimaro ........................................... 02746 Hitachi .............................................. 00145 KLH...................................................00408 Misakae .............................................10276 Funai ..................................................00179 Hitech ................................................01826 Knoll Systems .................................02447 Misakai............................................... 07712 Furrion ................................................11342 Hiteker ...............................................01595 Konka .................................................01235 Mitsubishi ........................................ 00150 Fusion ............................................... 02748 HKPro ...............................................30824 LeEco ................................................23006 Mitsubishi Electric ..........................09071 Futura ............................................... 00314 HP .......................................................02271 Legend ............................................00940 Mitsui ................................................03847 Gateway .............................................01168 HQS .................................................. 04364 Lexus ................................................. 06146 Mx Onda ...........................................01629 GE ..................................................... 00027 Hyundai ............................................ 01206 LG ....................................................... 00511 Mystery ...........................................04909 General Electric ..............................01885
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