AVSL 149.505UK 8-In-1 Universal Remote Control User Manual

: October 30, 2023
: AVSL

Table of Contents

Features
Instructions for use
Direct code set up
Search by brand name
Auto code search
Customer Support
References
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AVSL 149.505UK 8-In-1 Universal Remote Control

AVSL 149.505UK 8-In-1 Universal Remote Control

A sleek and compact universal remote control, suitable for many brands of TV, DVD, SAT, HiFi and other devices eliminating the clutter of several remote controls. With 4 simple setup options, this handy remote can be easily programmed either manually or automatically.

Features

Ideal to replace lost or broken remote controls.
Can be used to control up to 8 devices simultaneously (TV, DVD, SAT, HiFi etc).
Operates most major control functions.
Uses 2x AAA batteries (not supplied).
NOTE: may not work with some models of smart TV.

Instructions for use

Before use, insert 2x AAA batteries observing the polarity markings inside the battery compartment. There are 3 methods of configuring this remote control with your devices as listed below:

Direct code set up

Example: Setting up the remote control for your television using the included code list (Codes are listed by device type and brand name).

Switch your television on (i.e. not on standby) and aim the remote control towards it.
Press the TV button on the remote control and hold it down for 3 seconds until the power button lights up.
Enter the four-digit device code from the list provided using the number buttons on the remote (the power button light will go out if the code is valid).
Next aim the remote control at your TV and press the POWER button – if your TV switches off then the remote control is set to the correct code and is ready to operate your device.
Repeat the above process for all devices that you wish to program i.e. VCR, DVD, etc.

Search by brand name

Example: Setting up the remote control by searching for your TV brand code.

Switch your television on (i.e. not on standby) and aim the remote control towards it.
Press and hold the TV button on the remote control along with the corresponding brand number from the Brand Name Table below.
Keep pressing these 2 buttons until the light in the Power button stays on, then after 2 seconds it will begin to flash intermittently.
When the TV is switched off release the 2 buttons immediately, the remote control will then save the relevant code and exit search mode.

Brand Name Table

Brand Name Table

Auto code search

If your device does not respond to the remote control after you have tried all the codes listed, you can try the auto search method. This method allows you to find the code for your device by scanning through all codes retained in the memory of the remote control. This method may also work if your brand is not listed at all.

Example: Auto searching for a TV brand code.

Switch your television on (i.e. not on standby) and aim the remote control towards it.
Press and hold the TV button on the remote control for 3 seconds until the light in the Power button stays on.
Press the Power button on the remote control and the LED indicator will flash to indicate that the remote is sending a power on/off signal repeatedly for every code saved in its memory.
When your TV turns itself off press the OK button on the remote to save the correct code for your TV.
Repeat the above process for all devices that you wish to program i.e. VCR, DVD, etc.

Warning:

For reasons of electrical safety this device must never be immersed in water, exposed to damp conditions or excessive force.
Please do not use this device if you find that it is damaged in any way and only use the batteries recommended by the manufacturer.
Do not attempt to repair this device or take apart under any circumstances, as this will invalidate your warranty.

Symbol This product is classed as Electrical or Electronic equipment and should not be disposed with other household or commercial waste at the end of its useful life. The goods must be disposed of according to your local council guidelines.