BuzzTV 3 BT-250 Remote Instructions
- June 9, 2024
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BuzzTV 3 BT-250 Remote Instructions
BT-250 Remote
BT-250 Remote – Learning Function
The learning function on the IR-200 remote is used to control your TV.
You will be able to control: Power ON/OFF, Volume and Input Source.
To do this you will need the factory remote control for your TV.
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On the BT-250, press and hold the TV POWER + TV SOURCE for 3 seconds.
Once the red light turns on, release the buttons.
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Press the learning key you would like to program (TV POWER/ SOURCE/ TV VOL+/ TV VOL-) and the red light will start flashing.
The flashing red light indicates the BT-250 is in learning mode. -
Align your TV Remote and the BT-250 so that the front transmitters are pointing at each other.
They should be within 1 inch or 3 cm of each other. -
Press the button that you want to learn on the original remote.
After receiving a learning function successfully, the red light on the BT- 250 will blink 4 times. -
To learn other keys, repeat Steps 2-4
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After entering the learning mode, you can exit the learning mode by short pressing the “TV POWER + TV SOURCE” keys.
BT-250 Remote – Bluetooth Pairing
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On your Buzz TV device, navigate to Settings > Remotes & Accessories > toggle Bluetooth to ON. Then choose: Add Accessory.
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On the BT-250, press and hold the VOL – & the OK Button for 3 seconds. Once the red light starts flashing, release the buttons.
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Select “Buzz TV BT-250” on your Buzz TV Device.
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You are now Bluetooth Paired. You can confirm this by looking for “Buzz TV BT-250” under the Remotes and Accessories Menu.
Note:
If you do not select the key within 15 seconds after entering the learning
state, it will automatically exit the learning state.
Please note not all TVs are compatible with source pairing
CEC settings to support the BT-250, your TV & your Buzz TV Box If you were
successful in TV source pairing the BT-250to your TV then
you need to make sure the CEC settings on both the TV and your Buzz TV Box are
enabled and in some cases in the correct HDMI port on the TV, refer to your TV
manual if needed. (Initially set to ON)