Inteset INT-422 Universal Backlit IR Learning Remote User Guide

Inteset INT-422 Universal Backlit IR Learning Remote

Specifications

• Brand Inteset
• Special Feature Backlit, Macros, Learning
• Color Black
• Max Number of Supported Devices 4
• Compatible Devices TV, Set Top Box, Cable Box, A/V Devices
• Product Dimensions 7 x 2 x 0.7 inches
• Item Weight 6 ounces
• Item Model Number INT-422
• Batteries 2 AA batteries are required.

Description

A versatile remote control created to improve and simplify your home entertainment experience is the Inteset INT-422 Universal Backlit IR Learning Remote. It is a feature-rich gadget that integrates the capabilities of several remote controls into a single practical and user-friendly one. The INT-422 is made to offer smooth control over a variety of devices, whether you have a TV, Blu-ray player, sound system, or other audiovisual equipment. The Inteset INT-422 remote’s capacity to pick up commands from other remotes is one of its notable characteristics. This allows you to combine all the features you require into a single device by teaching the INT-422 to mimic the commands of your original remote controls. This makes it easier to use all of your different gadgets and removes the clutter of having many remote controls.

Additionally, the INT-422 has backlighting, which improves visibility and usability in dimly lit areas. Even in a dark setting, you can easily explore and manage your devices thanks to the backlight feature that lights up the buttons. Additionally, the durable and ergonomic form of this universal remote fits well in your hand and is easy to use for extended periods of time. You can easily reach the features you require thanks to its simple layout and neatly arranged buttons. The Inteset INT-422 Universal Backlit IR Learning Remote provides versatility and simplicity for operating your home entertainment system thanks to its wide compatibility and programmable capabilities. It is a great option for streamlining your remote-control experience and boosting your overall enjoyment of entertainment because of its superior learning capabilities, backlighting, and user-friendly design.

Introduction

The Inteset INT-422-3 IR remote allows you to control up to 4 audio and/or video devices with a single, fully backlit, easy-to-use remote. It is specifically designed to work with popular streaming devices such as Xbox, Apple TV, Roku, Windows Media Center, and many more. The remote is loaded with features allowing you to accomplish total control of your A/V devices with the fewest button presses.

Button Label Stickers

A full complement of button label stickers is provided so that you can customize your remote to your exact needs. The label sheet is scored vertically into columns. Use sharp scissors to cut out the individual labels.

We hope that you are pleased with your new remote. Help is available at http://universalremotes.net. This will give you access to all the information you need to get started with your new remote including the device setup code database, button mappings, warranty information, and more.

Installing The Batteries

Your Inteset INT-422-3 remote control comes with  2 AA alkaline batteries.

Battery Use And Safety

• Replace with only fresh batteries.
• Do not mix old and new batteries, different types of batteries (alkaline, or rechargeable), or rechargeable batteries of different capacities.
• If you do not plan to use the remote for an extended period, remove the batteries.

Warning: Dispose of old batteries promptly and properly. Do not burn or bury batteries.

To Install The Batteries

1. Open the battery compartment cover located on the back of the remote (slide the cover downward).
2. Place the included AA batteries in the compartment ensuring that the positive and negative ends of the batteries match the symbols labeled on the remote.
3. Replace the cover

Note: When the battery voltage is low, the red signal LED blinks 5 times after a button presses.

Programming Device Control

Before proceeding with programming, the Inteset remote, you should first find the remote setup codes for the A/V devices you own (up to four). You can find these codes easily by searching the Device Setup Codes database link at the bottom of the following page (search instructions are found on that website): http://universalremotes.net

Once you have the setup codes, it takes just a few minutes to configure the remote for your A/V devices.  Note that if you own an AppleTV, Xbox One, Windows Media Center system, or Roku device, the setup codes for these devices are pre-programmed to the A, B, C, and D device mode buttons respectively on the remote. If you do not use one or any of these devices, you can overwrite the pre-programming with your own setup codes. Follow the steps below to program the remote to work with your devices:

1. Turn on the device (i.e.: your TV).

2. Press the Device key on the remote you wish to program (i.e.: A, B, C, or D).

3. Press and hold the SET button on the remote until the signal LED (red light) blinks twice, then release the button.

4. Enter the first five-digit setup code for the device (i.e.: TV) you found in the database search. The LED blinks once as each digit is entered. If the code is valid, the LED will blink twice quickly.
   Note: If the LED does not blink twice after entering the five-digit code, repeat steps 2-4.

5. Aim the remote at the device (i.e.: TV) and press the remote’s POWER button (top right corner). The device should turn off. If it does not, you should repeat steps 3-5, trying each code for your device’s brand until you find the one that works.

6. Repeat steps 1-5 for the other devices you want to control.

Most buttons on the remote are already intuitively labeled, but some, such as the Device mode buttons (i.e.: A, B, C, and D) will need labels. You can add the appropriate supplied sticker labels above the buttons on the remote to clarify the buttons’ function.

Searching For Your Device Setup Code

If in an unlikely situation, you cannot find a setup code match based on the above instructions, you can try searching the entire code database by cycling through all codes. To do this, follow the steps below:

1. Turn on the device you wish to control (i.e.: TV).
2. Press the desired Device mode button once.
3. Press and hold the SET button until the red LED blinks twice, then release.
4. Enter 9 9 1. The LED will blink twice.
5. Press the device group number that corresponds to your device (i.e.: 0=cable boxes, 1=TVs, 2=DVDs, Blu-ray players, streaming, 3=audio equipment).
6. Aim the remote at the device and press the POWER button. The remote will send the first IR code in its library for the power button within that device group.
7. If the device does not respond, press the CH+ button and the remote will send the next code. Continue until the device shuts off (press CH- for the previous code).
8. Once the device turns off, press the SET button to save the code to the selected device mode.

Obtaining The Remote’s Setup Codes

Sometimes it may be necessary to determine the device setup codes you are using on your remote. For example, if you purchase a new Inteset remote control for a different room with a similar A/V device setup. Follow the instructions below to obtain the device setup codes programmed on your remote:

1. Press the “A” device button once.

2. Press and hold the SET button until the red LED blinks twice, then release.

3. Enter 9 9 0. The LED blinks twice.

4. To determine the first digit of the code, press 1. Count the red LED blinks (i.e.: three blinks = 3) and make note of the number.
   Note: If a code digit is 0, the LED does not blink.

5. Repeat step 4 for the remaining four digits of the setup code using 2 for the second digit, 3 for the third, 4 for the fourth, and 5 for the fifth setup code digit.

6. To determine other device setup codes programmed into the other Device buttons (B, C, and D), repeat steps 1-5, substituting the device button to check.

Learning Another Remote’s Buttons

You can learn the IR signal of each button on the remote that came with your A/V device. It may be necessary to program particular buttons on your Inteset remote this way if they are not available after applying the setup codes to the device buttons. Before learning a button, there are some considerations.

Learning Considerations

Your original remote control must be an IR-type remote (Infrared) and be in working order.

• Learned buttons are device-specific. So, for each button/device on your Inteset remote, you can learn a button from the original remote.
• The following buttons are not available for learning: Device, SET, or Record.
• Learning capacity is from 42 to 75 buttons depending on the IR code length of the buttons.
• Certain buttons are not learnable including multi or high-frequency types, and other odd formats.
• For optimal learning, avoid bright ambient light such as natural sunlight.
• When learning a button, press the original remote button quickly. Otherwise the Inteset remote may learn the IR code for the button twice.

Learning A Button

Note: If more than 10 seconds pass between button presses, the remote will exit programming mode.

1. Place the Inteset remote head-to-head (about 2” apart) from the training remote. Locate the button you want to learn on the training remote.

2. On the Inteset remote, press the Device mode button (i.e.: A, B, C, or D) on which you want to learn buttons from the training remote.

3. Press and hold the SET button until the red LED blinks twice, then release.

4. Enter 9 7 5. The LED will blink twice.
   Note: If the LED displays one long flash instead, either the batteries are low, or the remote has a memory fault (i.e.: it is out of memory). In either case, the remote will not be able to learn any buttons.

5. Press the button on the Inteset remote that you want to learn. The LED will start blinking rapidly, indicating it is ready to learn.

6. On the training remote, quickly press the button to be learned. The Inteset remote should blink twice indicating it has learned the button on the training remote.

Removing A Learned Button

This procedure returns the previously learned button to its originally programmed state for the selected mode. You can also overwrite learned buttons by retraining them as described in the previous

“Learning another Remote’s Buttons” section.

Note: If more than 10 seconds pass between button presses, the remote will exit programming mode.

1. Press the Device mode button (i.e.: A, B, C, or D) for which you want to remove a learned button.
2. Press and hold the SET button until the red LED blinks twice, then release.
3. Enter 9 7 6. The LED will blink twice.
4. Press the button containing the learned function to be removed twice. The LED will blink twice and then exit from programming.

Removing All Learned Buttons From A Device Mode

Note: If more than 10 seconds pass between button presses, the remote will exit programming mode.

1. Press and hold the SET button until the red LED blinks twice, then release.
2. Enter 9 7 6, the LED will blink twice.
3. Press the Device mode button for the device you want to clear twice. The LED will blink twice and then exit the programming mode.

Programming Volume Lock

By default, your remote comes preset to allow independent volume control of each A/V device. However, you may change the volume control to apply globally to all devices instead. Then, you can set specific device modes to control volume separately from the global control if needed.

Applying Global Volume Lock

1. Press and hold the SET button until the red LED blinks twice, then release.
2. Enter 9 9 3, the LED will blink twice.
3. Press the Device mode button for the device you want global volume control (i.e.: TV).
4. The LED will blink twice. Now when you press the VOL+, VOL-, or Mute buttons, the volume on your chosen device (i.e.: TV) will be controlled regardless of the current device mode.

Removing Global Volume Lock

1. Press and hold the SET button until the red LED blinks twice, then release.
2. Enter 9 9 3, the LED will blink twice.
3. Press the VOL+ button. The LED will blink four times indicating that the global volume control is removed and control is now returned to each device.

Removing A Device From the Global Volume Lock

1. Press the desired Device mode button to remove from the global volume control.
2. Press and hold the SET button until the red LED blinks twice, then release.
3. Enter 9 9 3, the LED will blink twice.
4. Press the VOL- button. The LED will blink four times indicating that the current device is removed from global volume control.

Programming Channel Lock

Similar to Volume Lock, your remote has the ability to provide channel control from one device to all device modes. This is convenient for users who watch all broadcast TV via one device (i.e.: cable box). The affected buttons are the 1-0 number keys as well as the CH+, CH-, Last, and Enter buttons.

Applying Global Channel Lock

1. Press the Device mode button for the device you want global channel lock (i.e.: your cable box).
2. Press and hold the SET button until the red LED blinks twice, then release.
3. Enter 9 7 3, the LED will blink twice.
4. Press CH+ once. The LED will blink once.
5. Press the Device mode button for the device you want global channel lock (i.e.: your cable box).
   Now when you press the CH+, CH-, 1-0, Last, or Enter buttons, the channel on your chosen device (i.e.: cable box) will be controlled regardless of the current device mode.

Removing A Device From Global Channel Lock

1. Press and hold the SET button until the red LED blinks twice, then release.
2. Enter 9 7 3, the LED will blink twice.
3. Press the CH- button. The LED will blink four times indicating that the current device is removed from Global Channel Lock.

Programming Button-Mover

Copy buttons from one device mode (source mode) to another mode (destination mode) or to a different button in the same mode.
Note: The Device mode, Power, Record, and SET buttons cannot be used as source or destination buttons.

Moving Buttons In The Same Mode

1. Press the Device mode where you want to move a button.
2. Press and hold the SET button until the red LED blinks twice, then release.
3. Enter 9 9 4, the LED will blink twice.
4. Press the source button you want to move.
5. Press the destination button which should perform the same function as the source button. The LED will blink twice.
6. Repeat steps 1-5 to move additional buttons.

Moving Buttons To A Different Device Mode

This feature, for example, will let you control the Blu-ray transport function (i.e.: Play, Stop, Pause, etc.) while in the TV mode.

1. Press and hold the SET button until the red LED blinks twice, then release.
2. Enter 9 9 4, the LED will blink twice.
3. Press the Device mode button where you want to move a button (i.e.: Blu-ray).
4. Press the button you want to move (i.e.: Play).
5. Press the Device mode button where you want the button to reside (i.e.: TV).
6. Press the button that should perform the same function as the source button. The LED will blink twice.
7. Repeat steps 1-6 to move additional buttons.

Restoring All Moved Specific Mode Buttons

1. Press and hold the SET button until the red LED blinks twice, then release.
2. Enter 9 9 4, the LED will blink twice.
3. Press the Device mode button (i.e.: A, B, C, or D) where you want to remove all moved buttons.
4. Repeat for each Device mode button you want to restore.

Restoring A Moved Button

1. Press the Device mode button (i.e.: A, B, C or D) where you want to remove a moved button.
2. Press and hold the SET button until the red LED blinks twice, then release.
3. Enter 9 9 4, the LED will blink twice.
4. Press the button to be removed from the moved button function twice. The LED will blink twice.
5. Repeat steps 1-4 for all buttons where you wish to remove the moved button function.

Programming Macros

Program any button (except SET) to perform multiple functions (button presses) with a single press. Each macro button can hold up to 32 instructions
Note: Programming a new macro over an existing one erases the original macro.

Programming A Device Mode Independent Macro

1. Press and hold the SET button until the LED blinks twice, then release.
2. Enter 9 9 5, the LED will blink twice.
3. Press the button you wish to assign a macro.
4. Enter the series of commands (button presses) you want the macro button to execute (up to 32).
5. Press and hold the SET button until the red LED blinks twice, then release.

Now, when you press the macro button, the remote will send the series of commands sequentially regardless of the device mode you’re in. For example, you could program a macro to turn on both your TV and cable box, then select your favorite channel.
Note: You must point the remote toward your A/V equipment until the remote finishes sending all commands. The LED will stop flashing when all commands are sent.
Note: To clear a macro button, perform steps 1-5, but don’t specify the series of commands (step 4).

Programming A Device Mode Dependent Macro

1. Press the Device mode button (i.e.: A, B, C, or D) where you want to assign a macro button.
2. Press and hold the SET button until the red LED blinks twice, then release.
3. Enter 9 7 8, the LED will blink twice.
4. Press the button you wish to assign a macro.
5. Enter the series of commands (button presses) you want the macro button to execute (up to 32).
6. Press and hold the SET button until the red LED blinks twice, then release.

Now when the macro button is pressed in the selected device mode, the remote will send the series of commands sequentially. For example, you could program a macro to turn on both your TV and cable box, then select a favorite channel. The macro button is only applicable when in the TV device mode.
Note: To clear a macro button, perform steps 1-6, but don’t specify the series of commands (step 5).

Programming Punch-Through Keys

Any programmable key can be set to send the same IR signal no matter what device mode is selected. To do this, follow the steps below:

1. Press and hold the SET button until the red LED blinks twice, then release.
2. Enter 9 8 4, the LED will blink twice.
3. Press the source Device mode where the key resides that has the desired IR signal to punch-through (i.e.: TV).
4. Press the desired source key. If more than one punch-through key is desired, press those keys as well.
5. Press the destination Device mode button(s) to program the punch-through key(s) to (i.e.: cable box).
6. Press and hold the SET button. The red LED will blink twice indicating the punch-through programming is complete.
   Note: New punch-through programming will overwrite the current punch- through programming.

Back Lighting

Normally, pressing any key on the remote will invoke the remote’s backlighting for 5 seconds. Press the SET button briefly to keep the backlighting lit for 10 seconds.

Resetting to Factory Default

If for any reason you want to completely clear all of the programming you performed on the remote to the original settings, follow the steps below:

1. Press and hold the SET button until the red LED blinks twice, then release.
2. Enter 9 7 7, the LED will blink four times indicating that it has been completely reset to the factory default.

Note: Performing this step will also clear the pre-programmed Device mode buttons (A, B, C, D).

Warranty Information

Inteset warrants that your remote (Model: INT-422-3) is free of defects for a period of one year from your receipt of the remote so keep your sales receipt. Visit http://universalremotes.net for detailed warranty info and product return instructions.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Inteset INT-422 Universal Backlit IR Learning Remote?****

The Inteset INT-422 Universal Backlit IR Learning Remote is a versatile remote control that can replace multiple remote controls for various devices, such as TVs, cable/satellite boxes, DVD players, and more. It has a backlit keypad for easy use in low-light environments and features learning capabilities to program additional functions.

Can the Inteset INT-422 remote control multiple devices?****

Yes, the Inteset INT-422 is designed to control multiple devices. It can replace the remotes for your TV, cable/satellite box, DVD player, audio receiver, and other IR-controlled devices.

How does the learning feature of the Inteset INT-422 remote work?****

The learning feature allows you to program additional functions from your original remotes into the INT-422. By pointing your original remote at the INT-422 and pressing the appropriate buttons, the INT-422 learns the infrared signals and stores them for future use.

Does the Inteset INT-422 remote have a backlight?****

Yes, the INT-422 has a backlit keypad, which makes it easier to see and use the remote in low-light or dark environments.

Is the Inteset INT-422 remote compatible with all brands and models?****

The Inteset INT-422 is compatible with a wide range of devices and brands. However, it’s always a good idea to check the compatibility list provided by Inteset or test the remote with your specific devices to ensure compatibility.

Can the Inteset INT-422 remote control streaming devices like Roku or Apple TV?****

Yes, the INT-422 can be programmed to control streaming devices like Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, and others, as long as they use infrared (IR) signals for remote control.

Does the Inteset INT-422 remote require line-of-sight to control devices?****

Yes, the INT-422 uses infrared (IR) signals, so it generally requires a line- of-sight between the remote and the device being controlled. However, the remote has a strong IR signal that can often bounce off walls or other surfaces, allowing for some flexibility in positioning.

How many devices can the Inteset INT-422 remote control?****

The INT-422 can control up to four devices. It has four programmable device buttons (TV, Cable, DVD, and Audio) that can be set to control different devices.

Does the Inteset INT-422 remote come with pre-programmed codes?****

Yes, the INT-422 comes with pre-programmed codes for most popular brands and models of TVs, cable/satellite boxes, DVD players, and other devices. These pre-programmed codes can be used to set up the remote quickly without the need for learning from original remotes.

Does the Inteset INT-422 remote have advanced features or macros?****

Yes, the INT-422 has advanced features and macros. It supports macros, which allow you to program a sequence of commands into a single button press. This can be useful for executing complex actions or turning multiple devices on/off simultaneously.

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