Exterity AvediaPlayer R9 series Manual

Exterity AvediaPlayer r92xx
Series Receiver version 3.2
Remote Control Handset Guide
Exterity AvediaPlayer r9xxx
Series Receiver

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Products Described by This Guide
Exterity Remote Handset v5
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Safety Notices
Before installing and operating these products, please read the safety information contained in the relevant Exterity AvediaPlayer Receiver
Getting Started Guide.

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Safety and Environmental Instructions
Documentation Conventions
The following conventions are used in this guide:
Note: A Note calls attention or adds information that is important for the proper operation of the
product.
Caution: A caution notice denotes a hazard. It calls attention to an operating procedure, practice, or the like
that, if not correctly performed or adhered to, could result in damage to the product or loss of
important data. Do not proceed beyond a caution notice until the indicated conditions are fully
understood and met.
Warning: A warning notice denotes a hazard. It calls attention to an operating procedure or practice that if
not correctly performed or adhered to, could result in personal injury or death. Do not proceed
beyond a warning notice until the indicated conditions are fully understood and met.
Safety
There are no instructions specifically for service personnel in this document. There are no user
serviceable parts inside this product. To prevent electric shock or fire hazard, do not remove
covers, other than those required for battery replacement. Refer service to qualified service
personnel.
Warning: "Ultra" or "plus" batteries, especially those containing lithium (FR03), must not be installed in the IR
Remote Control.
Battery Disposal
The remote handset is supplied with AAA carbon zinc (R03) or Alkaline (LR03) batteries. When
replaced, refer to your local country legislation and dispose of the exhausted batteries responsibly.

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1Introduction
This manual explains how to program the Exterity Remote Control handset V5. The handset is used
in conjunction with AvediaPlayer r92xx and r93xx Receivers.
In its default mode, all the buttons of the handset control the operation of AvediaPlayer Receivers.
It can also be programed to control a TV and in this state, the following buttons are
reprogrammed:
•Standby
•Volume+
•Volume–
•Mute
Programing the remote control for specific TVs is described in Chapter 3, "Programing the Remote
Control Handset ".
Scope
This edition of the manual refers only to the Exterity remote control handset V5.
Audience
This manual is intended for use by systems integrators or systems administrators who are installing
and setting up Exterity products. The manual assumes that readers are familiar with installing and
configuring network-based and audio-visual products.
Terms and Definitions
The following terms and definitions are used in this document:
Support and Contact Information
Technical Support for Exterity products is provided by authorized Systems Integrators and
Resellers. Please contact your Systems Integrator or Reseller with any Support issues.
Table 1 Terms and definitions
Term Definition
AV Audio Visual
EPG Electronic Program Guide
IR Infrared
Inactivity timeout period In Programming mode, the length of time between key presses.
ID blink out mode Used to identify which TV brand code-set has been programmed on
the remote handset.

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2The Remote Control Handset
AvediaPlayer Receivers can be controlled using the Exterity Infrared (IR) remote control handset.
Inserting Batteries
The batteries for the IR Remote Control are shipped separately. If the batteries in the remote
control stop working, they should be replaced with two AAA sized replacements. Ideally use
carbon zinc (R03) replacement batteries. Alkaline (LR03) batteries may be used but offer no
advantage. Do not mix batteries of different types or age.
Warning: "Ultra" or "plus" batteries, especially those containing lithium (FR03), must not be installed in the IR
Remote Control.
To insert new AAA disposable batteries:
1 On the back of the IR Remote Control, push down on the battery compartment lid and slide it
towards the nearest end of the handset to detach it from the controller.
2 Insert two new AAA (R03 or LR03) batteries. Orient the batteries so that the positive (+) and
negative (–) ends are positioned as shown by the diagram on the bottom of the battery
compartment.
3 Relocate the battery compartment lid and slide to close.
Remote Control Key Functions
Figure 1 identifies the keys/functions that are used by the AvediaPlayer Receiver and can also be
used by a TV.
The response of the AvediaPlayer Receiver to remote control key presses is determined by the
installed firmware version of the receiver. Some button functions can also be customized. Refer to
the relevant AvediaPlayer Receiver Administrator’s Guide for the installed firmware for more
information.
Note: When the remote control has been programed for TV operation, you can apply the key
functions detailed in Figure 1 to the receiver by first pressing and holding the OK key.

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Chapter 2: The Remote Control Handset
Figure 1 Remote Control Handset v5 Functions

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3Programing the Remote Control
Handset
Five buttons on an Exterity remote control handset V5 can be reconfigured to directly control a TV.
Several methods are available to configure the remote to control a specific TV. Each method is
triggered by a special key-press. An overview of the programing features and the corresponding
key press is shown in Table 1, with more details in subsequent sections.
Notation: <> normal key press, << >> press and hold this key or these keys for 3 seconds. 1+3
indicates pressing both keys at the same time, whereas 1, 3 indicates pressing the keys
sequentially.
Table 1 Remote Handset V5 Programing Modes
Programing Mode Description Initiating key-combination
for TV
Brand Search This method uses a TV manufacturer Brand name ID to
quickly find the correct IR codes for a TV using the built-in IR
database.
Inactivity timeout: 300s.
<<1 + 3>>, four digit code,
Standby or Mute
Full Auto Search Similar to the Brand search the remote will search for
IR-codes through the full IR database.
Inactivity timeout: 300s.
<<1 + 3>> , Standby or Mute
Manual code-set entry Allows direct entry of a Code-set ID to program the remote
for a specific TV model.
This is meant mainly for support or mass programing
multiple remotes once the correct code has been found and
tested.
Inactivity timeout: 300s.
<<1 + 6>> , four digit code
Key Fix Allows you to fix keys that still don’t work after a Brand
search, Auto search or manual code-set entry. This can also
be used to disable a key and prevent it from controlling the
TV, for example; the AV button.
Inactivity timeout: 300s.
<<1 + 9>>
Manufacturing Reset Reset the remote to factory settings.
Inactivity timeout: 30s.
<<1 + 6>>, <9>,< 8>, <1>
Code-set ID Blink out Reads out the installed code-set ID from the IRDB.
Inactivity timeout: 30s.
<<1 + 6>>, <RED>,
<1> […blink…],
<2> […blink…],
<3> […blink…],
<4> […blink…]
Brand ID Blink out Allows the user to read out the installed brand ID from the
IRDB.
Inactivity timeout: 30s.
<<1 + 6>>, <GREEN>,
<1> […blink…],
<2> […blink…],
<3> […blink…],
<4> […blink…]

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General
• When you start a programing feature, the Standby LED on the handset turns on to indicate this.
• When you enter a valid key press sequence in Programing mode, the Standby LED blinks in
confirmation.
• If you enter an invalid key press sequence, the Standby LED indicates an error blink.
• If the remote stays in Programing mode the Standby LED turns on again. If the remote returns
to Use mode, the Standby LED turns off.
• When the remote handset returns to Use mode from Programing mode, the Standby LED is
turned off, optionally preceded by a confirmation or error blinking sequence.
• After each key press in Programing mode you have some time to press the next key. This is the
inactivity timeout period. For some programing features this timeout can differ. If no key is
pressed within a timeout period the Standby LED displays an error blink and turns off. The
remote handset returns to Use mode.
• When the remote handset is put in Programing mode, it checks for sufficient battery charge. If
the battery is too low, it performs an error blink and returns to Use mode.
Blinking Patterns
Blinking patterns signal a confirmation or error. The sequences are defined below:
• Confirmation blink: 200ms off, 200ms on, 200ms off, 200ms on, 200ms off
• Error blink: 50ms off, 50ms on, 50ms off, 50ms on, 50ms off, 50ms on, 50ms off, 50ms on, 50ms
off, 50ms on, 50ms off.
• ID blink out: 400ms on, 300ms off.
Tip: ID blink out mode is used to identify which TV brand code-set has been programmed on the
remote handset.
Programing Features
Brand-search & Auto-search Programing (1+3)
There are two different scenarios for this feature. The main function is to search through the
universal code-sets of one brand. Another function is to search through all universal code-sets
(auto search).
Brand search and Auto search can be done by pressing either the Standby or Mute key. If Power is
used, the remote sends Standby or Power-Off commands to the device (TV). If the Mute key is
used, the remote sends Mute commands to the TV.
If the four digits entered for the TV Brand search are all zeroes, or there are no digits entered before
Standby or Mute, Auto search is enabled.
First the brand number or the universal code number is entered, and then the auto search
sequence starts. Upon selection, the new universal code number is programed to non-volatile
memory as if it had been selected manually.
Table 2 Search Key Sequences
Feature Key Sequence
TV Brand search <<1 + 3>>, 1st digit, 2nd digit, 3rd digit, 4th digit, Standby or Mute
TV Auto search <<1 + 3>>, Standby or Mute

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To select a brand search:
1 Ensure the TV is turned on.
2 Press and hold 1 and 3 together for a minimum of 3 seconds and the Standby LED turns on.
3 Release the key(s).
4 Enter the 4-digit code for the brand.
Note: When no brand digits are entered the remote starts a full auto-search.
When a digit is pressed, the LED gives a short inverse blink, after the fourth digit, the remote
checks if the 4-digit code was valid.
If correct, the Standby LED displays a confirmation blink and remains on (the search includes all
code- sets that are linked to the selected brand).
If the code was not valid, an error-blink is displayed, and the remote returns to Use mode. Apart
from digits, you can press other keys. Most key-presses are simply ignored (no inverse blink). If you
press optional keys (Up, Down, Left, Right or OK) the corresponding AvediaPlayer Receiver code is
sent and the Standby LED turns on when receiver code is transmitted.
5 Press and hold the Standby or Mute key. After 2 seconds a Power Toggle or Mute IR command
is transmitted for the next universal code-set in the code-set list for the selected brand. The
Standby LED turns off during transmission of the IR-code.
No new IR commands are sent during the next 1.5 – 2 seconds (to prevent selecting subsequent
code-sets before the device turns off). If the device does not turn off or mute keep pressing the
key. The remote then tries the next universal code-set in the list for the selected brand.
With a Brand Search, the sequence stops completely when all code-sets of the selected brand are
tested twice. For an Auto-search, all code-sets of the whole database are tested once. When this
stage is reached the remote performs an error blink and no further codes are sent.
6 When the TV turns off or mutes, release the Standby or Mute key. This confirms the current
code-set. The code number is programed to non-volatile memory.
7 Now you can try pressing some keys. (Try mode)
8 In Try mode, you can test the TV functions that are available in Use mode. For TV these are the
Vol+/Vol-, mute, AV, and TV Standby keys. If the Mute key was used to select the code-set, you
can only try the Vol+/ Vol- and Mute keys.
9 If the Standby key was used to select the code-set you can try all keys as specified above. If
other keys are pressed, no code is transmitted.
10 When you have confirmed the correct code-set has been selected, exit Programing mode and
return to Use mode by pressing HOME + stop (>).
Note: If there are no key presses for 5 minutes when the remote is in Programing mode, an error
blink is displayed and it reverts to Use mode.
Note: At any time in Programing mode before step 5, you can abort programing by pressing HOME
+ stop (>). A confirmation blink is displayed, and the remote handset returns to Use mode,
canceling any changes.
Manual Code-set Entry Programing (1+6)
This procedure shows you how to manually enter a code from the TV Brand Code-set Manual Load
List on page 21.
To manually enter a TV code:
1 Press and hold 1 and 6 together for a minimum of 3 seconds. During the initial 3 seconds, the
Standby LED remains off. After a further 3 seconds the Standby LED blinks twice and remains
on.
2 Enter a four digit code from the TV Brand Code-set Manual Load List on page 21.

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Note: Only digit keys are allowed. When a digit is pressed, the LED turns off for the duration of the
key-press with a 150ms minimum. Any other key press will result in an invalid sequence.
Note: If the first digit is 9, the remote handset expects the Manufacturing Reset codes (page 11).
3 If the entered sequence of digits is valid, the Standby LED displays a confirmation blink and the
handset returns to Use Mode. If the sequence is invalid, an error blink is displayed, and the
handset returns to Use Mode.
A successful Manual code-set entry programs the new code into non-volatile memory. All
Universal keys (shown in Figure 1) are programed.
KeyFix (1+9)
After configuring a code-set using Brand-search, Auto-search, or manual code-set entry, you may
find that keys do not send the right commands for the TV. KeyFix allows you to quickly and simply
resolve these.
To resolve erroneous keys:
1 Press and hold 1 and 9 together for a minimum of 3 seconds. The Standby LED turns on.
2 Now press any of the keys that control the TV. Normal presses require less than 2 seconds. IR
codes are sent when the key is released. On release, IR codes are sent for at least three frames or
0.25s.
3 If a key doesn’t work, keep that key pressed for longer than two seconds. This initiates a KeyFix
search for the pressed key.
While you keep the key pressed, the remote handset looks for alternative IR codes for that key and
iterates through them. With an interval of 2 seconds, the remote handset sends an alternative code
to the TV and turns off the Standby LED. If no Brand id is known, the interval is 1.5 seconds.
The KeyFix search stops when all options have been tried. The Standby LED displays an error blink
and the handset returns to user mode.
4 When the TV reacts correctly, release the key. If the KeyFix search was not complete, the remote
performs a confirmation blink, and stores the new IR code for that key.
If the Keyfix search has already been exhausted, there is no confirmation blink and no changes
are saved.
5 You can now return to step 2. When completed, press HOME + stop (>)to return the remote
handset to Use mode.
Decimal TV Code-set ID Blink Out (1 + 6, RED, 1, 2, 3, 4)
You can use the programing function to read back the programed code-set.
To read back the programed TV code-set:
1 Press and hold 1 and 6 together for a minimum of 3 seconds. During the initial 3 seconds, the
Standby LED remains off. After a further 3 seconds the Standby LED blinks twice and remains
on.
2 Press RED. The Standby LED displays a confirmation blink and remains off.
3 Press 1 - the number of blinks of the LED represents the 1st number value of the code-set.
4 Press 2 - the number of blinks of the LED represents the 2nd number value of the code-set.
5 Press 3 - the number of blinks of the LED represents the 3rd number value of the code-set.
6 Press 4 - the number of blinks of the LED represents the 4th number value of the code-set.
7 When the blinks of the 4th number have been completed the remote handset returns to Use
mode.

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Note: No blinks indicate a zero. There is no confirmation blink to complete this process as it may
be confused with a code-set number blink. A value of 9999 indicates no programed
code-set.
Any deviation from the 1, 2, 3, 4 sequence is seen as an invalid key press. When this
happens, the Standby LED displays an error blink, and returns to Use mode.
Decimal Brand ID Blink Out (1 + 6, Green, 1, 2, 3, 4)
You can use the programing function to read back the programed TV brand.
1 Press and hold 1 and 6 together for a minimum of 3 seconds. During the initial 3 seconds, the
Standby LED remains off. After a further 3 seconds the Standby LED blinks twice and remains
on.
2 Press GREEN. The Standby LED displays a confirmation blink and remains off.
3 Press 1 - the number of blinks of the LED represents the 1st number value of the TV brand.
4 Press 2 - the number of blinks of the LED represents the 2nd number value of the TV brand.
5 Press 3 - the number of blinks of the LED represents the 3rd number value of the TV brand.
6 Press 4 - the number of blinks of the LED represents the 4th number value of the TV brand.
7 When the blinks of the 4th number have been completed the remote handset returns to Use
mode.
Note: There is no confirmation blink to complete this process as it may be confused with a
code-set number blink.
No blinks indicate a zero. A value of 9999 indicates no programed TV brand.
Any deviation from the 1, 2, 3, 4 sequence is seen as an invalid key press. When this
happens, the Standby LED displays an error blink, and returns to Use mode.
Manufacturing Reset (1 + 6, 9, 8, 1)
You can delete any code-set you have programed into the remote handset and return it to the
factory default settings.
To reset the remote handset to factory default settings:
1 Press and hold 1 and 6 together for a minimum of 3 seconds. During the initial 3 seconds, the
Standby LED remains off. After a further 3 seconds the Standby LED blinks twice and remains
on.
2 Enter 9, 8, 1.
3 If the entered sequence of digits is valid, the Standby LED displays a confirmation blink, all
programed settings are deleted. The handset returns to the factory default settings and returns
to Use Mode.
Note: If no keys are pressed within 10 seconds of pressing 9, the Standby LED displays an
error-blink, and the remote handset returns to Use mode.

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4Brand Code Reference List
TV Brand (A-G) Brand
Code
TV Brand (H-P) Brand
Code
TV Brand (Q-Z) Brand
Code
A.R. Systems 0012 Haaz 1172 Qingdao 2308
ABS 0016 Haier 1175 Quadral 2314
Accent 0019 Halifax 1179 Quasar 2320
Acer 0028 Hallmark 1180 Quelle 2322
Acoustic Solutions 0032 Hampton 1183 R-Line 2327
Action 0033 Hanimex 1187 Radialva 2329
Acura 0036 Hankook 1188 Radiola 2330
Adcom 0041 Hanns.G 3478 Radiomarelli 2331
Addison 0043 Hannspree 1189 Radionette 2332
ADL 0045 Hanseatic 1190 RadioShack 2333
Admiral 0046 Hantarex 1192 Radiotone 2334
Advent 0054 Hantor 1193 Rank Arena 2346
Adventura 0055 Harley Davidson 1197 RCA 2351
Adyson 0058 Harman/Kardon 1198 Realistic 2354
AEG 0059 Harsper 1200 Recco 2358
Aftron 3470 Harvard 1202 Recor 2359
Agashi 0063 Harwa 1203 Rectiligne 2362
AGB 0064 Harwood 1204 Rediffusion 2364
Aiko 0069 Hauppauge 1206 Redstar 2366
Aim 0070 Havermy 1208 Reflex 2368
Airis 0071 HB 1209 Relisys 2374
Aiwa 0072 HCM 1210 Remotec 2377
Akai 0074 Helios 1219 Reoc 2379
Akashi 0075 Hello Kitty 1221 RevolutionHD 3503
Akiba 0078 Hema 1222 Revox 2383
Akira 0079 Hemmermann 1223 Rex 2385
Akito 0082 Hewlett Packard 1229 RFT 2386
Akura 0083 Hifivox 1233 Ricavision 2388
Alaron 0085 Highline 1236 Ricoh 2390
Alba 0086 Hikona 1237 Rinex 2392
Albatron 0087 Hinari 1243 Roadstar 2398
Alfide 0096 Hisawa 1247 Rolson 2410
Alienware 0099 Hisense 1249 Rover 2415
Alkos 3523 Hitachi 1251 Rowa 2416
All-Tel 0101 Hitachi Fujian 1252 Royal Lux 2420
Allorgan 0105 Hitec 1253 Runco 2423
Allstar 0108 Hitsu 1257 Saba 2429
America Action 0123 Hoeher 1262 Sagem 2434

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Amitech 0130 Home Electronics 1265 Saisho 2437
Amoi 0132 Hongmei 1272 Saivod 2439
Amplivision 0138 Hornyphon 1277 Sakai 2440
Ampro 0139 Hoshai 1278 Sakura 2441
Amstrad 0140 Howard Computers 1281 Salora 2443
Anam 0146 HP 1283 Sambers 2445
Anam National 0147 Huafa 1287 Sampo 2446
Andersson 0148 Huanyu 1292 Samsung 2448
Anglo 0151 Huari 1294 Sandra 2454
Anhua 0153 Hugoson 1297 Sansei 2457
Anitech 0154 Humax 1298 Sansui 2458
Ansonic 0156 Huodateji 1302 Santon 2459
AOC 0165 Hush 1304 Sanyo 2462
Aomni 3555 Hygashi 1308 Sanyuan 2464
Apex Digital 0170 Hyper 1309 SBR 2492
Apple 0172 Hypersonic 1310 ScanSonic 2497
Arc En Ciel 0178 Hypson 1312 Sceptre 2498
Arcam 0179 Hyundai 1315 Schaub Lorenz 2500
Ardem 0184 Iberia 1320 Schneider 2501
Arena 3375 iBUYPOWER 1322 Schoentech 3504
Aristona 0192 ICE 1324 Scimitsu 2505
ART 0199 ICeS 1325 Scotch 2506
Arthur Martin 0200 ICT 1328 Scotland 2507
ASA 0202 IISonic 1334 Scott 2508
Asberg 0205 Iiyama 1335 Sears 2514
Asora 0213 I-Inc 3462 Seaway 2515
Astar 0218 iLo 1341 Seelver 2520
Astra 0221 Imperial 1346 SEG 2522
Astro 0224 Imperial Crown 1347 SEI 2524
Asuka 0227 Indiana 1350 Sei-Sinudyne 2525
ATD 0229 Infinity 1352 Seitech 3433
Atec 0230 InFocus 1353 Seleco 2528
Atlantic 0233 Ingelen 1354 Semivox 2529
Atori 0237 Ingersol 1355 Semp 2530
Auchan 0240 Initial 1356 Sencora 2531
Audiosonic 0264 Inno Hit 1358 Sentra 2534
Audioton 0266 Innova 1359 Serie Dorada 2538
Audiovox 0268 Innovation 1360 Serino 2539
Audioworld 0269 Innowert 1362 Shanghai 2547
Aumark 0271 Inotech 1364 Shaofeng 2549
Autovox 0280 Insignia 1368 Sharp 2550
Aventura 0287 Inteq 1373 Shen Ying 2552
Awa 0296 Interactive 3534 Shencai 2553
Axxent 0302 Interbuy 1376 Shenyang 2555
TV Brand (A-G) Brand
Code
TV Brand (H-P) Brand
Code
TV Brand (Q-Z) Brand
Code

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Axxon 0303 Interfunk 1377 Sherwood 2557
Baier 0308 Internal 1379 Shintoshi 2564
Baile 0310 Intervision 1386 Shivaki 2567
Baird 0311 Irradio 1396 Shogun 2568
Bang & Olufsen 0314 IRT 1397 Shorai 2569
Barco 0319 Isukai 1402 Show 2570
Basic Line 0325 ITC 1404 Siam 2572
Bastide 0327 ITS 1405 Siarem 2573
Bauer 0329 ITT 1406 Siemens 2574
Baur 0331 ITT Nokia 1407 Siera 2576
Baysonic 0333 ITV 1408 Siesta 2577
Bazin 0335 Janeil 1414 Silva 2591
BBK 0337 JBL 1420 Silva Schneider 2592
Beaumark 0340 JCB 1421 Silvano 2593
Beijing 0345 JDV 1423 Silver 2594
Beko 0346 Jean 1424 SilverCrest 2595
Belcor 0348 JEC 1426 Simpson 2598
Bell & Howell 0350 Jensen 1429 Simz 3505
Belson 0355 JGC 1434 Singer 2599
Belstar 0357 Jiahua 1435 Sinotec 2600
BenQ 0359 Jinfeng 1438 Sinudyne 2601
Beon 0361 Jinxing 1442 SKY 2610
Berthen 0363 JMB 1445 Sky Brazil 2611
Best 0364 JNC 1446 Skysonic 2627
Bestar 0368 Jocel 1448 Skyworth 2631
Bestar-Daewoo 0369 Jubilee 1460 Sliding 2635
Binatone 0378 JVC 1464 SLX 2638
BGH 3507 Kaisui 1471 Smaragd 2641
Black Diamond 0384 Kanghua 1477 Soemtron 2647
Blackway 0388 Kangli 1478 Sogera 2649
Blaupunkt 0390 Kapsch 1483 Sogo 2650
Blue Media 3378 Karcher 1484 Solavox 2654
Blue Sky 0395 Kathrein 1486 Sole 2655
Boca 0399 Kawa 1487 Sonawa 2663
Boman 0402 KB Aristocrat 1492 Soniko 2669
Boots 0405 KDS 1494 Sonitron 2671
Bosch 0406 KEC 1496 Sonix 2672
BPL 0413 Ken Brown 1499 Sonneclair 2673
Bradford 0414 Kendo 1500 Sonoko 2675
Brandt 0416 Kennedy 1504 Sonolor 2676
Brandt Electronique 0417 Kennex 1505 Sontec 2677
Brinkmann 0423 Kenwood 1507 Sony 2679
Brionvega 0424 Keymat 3499 Sound & Vision 2680
Britannia 0425 Khind 1511 Soundesign 2684
TV Brand (A-G) Brand
Code
TV Brand (H-P) Brand
Code
TV Brand (Q-Z) Brand
Code

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Brockwood 0430 KIC 1512 Soundwave 2689
Broksonic 0432 Kiota 1522 Sova 2690
Brother 0433 Kioto 1523 Sowa 2691
Bruns 0435 Kiton 1525 Soyea 2692
BSR 0437 KLH 1529 Soyo 2693
BTC 0439 KLL 1531 Spectra 2697
Bush 0445 Kloss 1532 Spectroniq 2701
Byd:sign 0448 Kneissel 1535 Squareview 2703
C-Tech 0449 Kobra 1537 Ssangyong 2706
Cailing 0463 Kolin 1541 SSS 2708
Caishi 0465 Kolster 1543 Stack 9 2710
Candle 0480 Konichi 1546 Staksonic 2712
Canton 0482 Konig 1547 Standard 2713
Capsonic 0486 Konka 1548 Starion 2725
Carad 0488 Kontakt 1549 Starlite 2728
Carena 0489 Korpel 1552 Stenway 2739
Carnivale 0491 Korting 1554 Stern 2741
Carrefour 0492 Kosmos 1557 Stevison 2742
Carver 0494 Kotron 1560 Strato 2745
Cascade 0496 Koyoda 1561 Strong 2748
Casio 0499 Kreisen 1568 Studio Experience 2750
Cat 0500 KTV 1572 Stylandia 2752
Cathay 0501 Kuba 1575 SunBrite 2759
CCE 0504 Kuba Electronic 1576 Sunkai 2762
Celebrity 0509 Kunlun 1578 Sunny 2764
Celera 0510 Kyoshu 1583 Sunstar 2768
Celestial 0511 Kyoto 1585 Sunstech 2769
cello 0514 L&S Electronic 1588 Sunwood 2772
Centrex 0516 LaSAT 1597 Superla 2782
Centrum 0519 Lavis 1602 Superscan 2786
Centurion 0520 Leader 1604 Supersonic 2787
CGE 0523 Lecson 1606 SuperTech 2789
Changcheng 0526 Legend 1609 Supra 2792
Changfeng 0528 Lemair 1613 Supre-Macy 2794
Changhong 0530 Lenco 1615 Supreme 2795
Chun Yun 0545 Lentec 3405 Susumu 2797
Chung Hsin 0547 Lenoir 1617 Sutron 2798
Cimline 0552 Lexsor 1626 SVA 2800
Cinema 0555 Leyco 1627 Svasa 2801
Cineral 0559 LG 1628 Swedx 2803
Cinex 0563 Liesenkotter 1631 Swisstec 2806
Citizen 0567 Lifetec 1633 Sydney 2808
City 0569 Linksys 1640 Sylvania 2809
Clarion 0575 Lloyd's 1648 Symphonic 2810
TV Brand (A-G) Brand
Code
TV Brand (H-P) Brand
Code
TV Brand (Q-Z) Brand
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Clarivox 0576 Local India TV 1653 Synco 2811
Classic 0580 Local Malaysia TV 1656 Syntax 2814
Clatronic 0581 Lodos 1659 Sysline 2815
Clayton 0582 Loewe 1660 Systemax 2817
CME 0589 Logik 1661 Tacico 2823
CMS Hightec 0591 Logix 1663 Tagar Systems 2831
Coby 0597 Luker 1673 Talent 2838
Commercial Solutions 0615 Luma 1674 Tandberg 2842
Concerto 0625 Lumatron 1676 Tandy 2843
Concorde 0626 Lux May 1680 Targa 2847
Condor 0627 Luxman 1682 Tashiko 2850
Conia 0628 Luxor 1683 Tatung 2852
Conrac 0632 LXI 1686 TCL 2856
Conrad 0633 M & S 1687 TCM 2857
Conrowa 0634 M Electronic 1688 Teac 2860
Contec 0635 Madison 1698 Tec 2861
Continental Edison 0637 MAG 1701 Tech Line 2863
Cosmel 0647 Magnadyne 1702 Techica 2865
Craig 0650 Magnafon 1703 Technema 2866
Crosley 0655 Magnasonic 1704 Technica 2868
Crown 0658 Magnavox 1706 Technics 2869
Crown Mustang 0659 Magnin 1708 Technika 2870
CS Electronics 0663 Magnum 1709 TechniSat 2873
CTX 0665 Mandor 1717 Technisson 2874
Curtis 0666 Manesth 1718 Technol Ace 2875
Curtis Mathes 0667 Manhattan 1719 Technosonic 2878
CXC 0670 Manta 1720 Technotrend 2879
CyberPower 0674 Maqma 1722 Techview 2883
Cybertron 0675 Marantz 1724 Techwood 2884
Cytron 0680 Mark 1731 Tecnimagen 2885
Cytronix 0681 Marquant 1734 Teco 2886
D-Vision 0684 Mascom 1738 Tedelex 2889
Daewoo 0692 Master's 1742 Teiron 2891
Dainichi 0694 Mastro 1743 Tek 2892
Dansai 0699 Masuda 1744 Tek nika 2895
Dansette 0701 Matsui 1750 Teleavia 2901
Dantax 0702 Matsushita 1751 Telecor 2910
Datsura 0703 Maxdorf 1756 Telefunken 2914
Dawa 0707 Maxent 1757 Telefusion 2915
Daytek 0708 Maxim 1759 Telegazi 2917
Dayton 0709 MCE 1766 Telemagic 2920
Daytron 0710 Meck 1775 Telemeister 2924
Dayu 0711 Media Center PC 1777 Telesonic 2930
De Graaf 0716 Mediator 1784 TELE System 3551
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DEC 0717 Medion 1787 Telestar 2931
Decca 0718 Megapower 1791 Teletech 2934
Dell 0725 Megas 1792 Teleton 2935
Denko 0730 Megatron 1795 Televideon 2938
Denon 0731 MEI 1796 Teleview 2939
Denver 0733 Memorex 1800 Temco 2946
Desmet 0738 Memphis 1802 Tempest 2948
Diamant 0746 Mercury 1804 Tennessee 2952
Diamond 0747 Mermaid 1806 Tensai 2954
Diamond Vision 0748 Metronic 1809 Tenson 2955
DiBoss 0749 Metz 1810 Tevion 2962
Dick Smith Electronics 0750 MGA 1811 Texet 2963
Digatron 0751 Micromaxx 1822 Thomas 2971
Digihome 0758 Microsoft 1826 Thomson 2972
Digiline 0759 Microstar 1827 Thorn 2974
DigiLogic 0760 MicroTEK 1829 Thorn-Ferguson 2976
Digital Device 0770 Midland 1831 Tiane 2980
Digital Life 0772 Mikomi 1833 Time 2982
Digitek 0779 Minato 1835 Tiny 2986
Digitex 0780 Mind 1837 TMK 2994
Digitor 0781 Minerva 1838 TML 2995
Digitrex 0782 Minoka 1840 TNCi 2996
Digix 3520 Mintek 1845 Tobishi 2998
Digix Media 0785 Minutz 1847 Tobo 2999
DiK 0787 Mirai 1849 Tokai 3001
DirecTV 0794 Mirror 1851 Tokaido 3002
Dixi 0807 Mitsubishi 1855 Tokyo 3004
DL 0810 Mivar 1857 Tomashi 3006
DMTech 0813 Mogen 1865 Topline 3016
Domeos 0817 Monaco 1868 Toshiba 3021
Doric 0822 Monivision 1872 Tosumi 3023
Dream Vision 0829 Morgan's 1875 Touch 3025
Drean 0832 Motorola 1878 Towada 3028
DSE 0833 mp man 1884 Toyoda 3030
DTS 0837 MTC 1889 Trakton 3036
Dual 0838 MTlogic 1892 TRANS-continents 3039
Dual Tec 0839 Mudan 1896 Transonic 3041
Dumont 0840 Multitec 1906 Triad 3049
Durabrand 0842 Multitech 1907 Trident 3054
Dux 0843 Murphy 1911 Trio 3056
DVX 0847 Musikland 1915 Tristar 3057
Dwin 0848 Mx Onda 1919 Triumph 3058
DX Antenna 0849 Myryad 1922 TruTech 3467
Dynatech 0854 NAD 1926 TVS 3081
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Dynatron 0855 Naiko 1930 TVTEXT 95 3082
Dynex 3476 Nakimura 1933 Uher 3089
E:max 0856 Naonis 1936 Ultravox 3095
Easy Living 0860 Narita 1939 UMC 3099
Ecco 0864 NAT 1941 Unic Line 3100
ECE 0865 National 1942 United 3106
Edison-Minerva 0871 NEC 1950 Universal 3113
Eiki 0874 Neckermann 1951 Universum 3115
Elbe 0880 NEI 1952 Univox 3116
Elbe-Sharp 3529 Neon 1955 US Logic 3124
Elcit 0883 Neovia 1958 V2max 3129
Electroband 0888 Netsat 1966 V7 Videoseven 3130
Electrograph 0889 NetTV 1967 VANGUARD 3450
Electrohome 0890 Neufunk 1970 Vector Research 3137
Elekta 0895 New Tech 1979 Venturer 3143
Elektra 0896 New World 1980 Vestel 3148
Element 3477 Newave 1981 Vexa 3149
Elfunk 0899 Nicam 1993 Victor 3155
ELG 0900 Nikkai 1998 Videocon 3163
Elin 0902 Nikkei 1999 Videologic 3165
Elite 0903 Nikko 2000 Videologique 3166
Elta 0910 Nintaus 2006 Videomac 3167
Emerson 0917 Niveus Media 2012 VideoSystem 3172
e-motion 3496 Noblex 2013 Videotechnic 3173
Emprex 0922 Nogamatic 2016 Videoton 3174
Envision 0933 Nokia 2017 Vidikron 3178
Enzer 0934 Norcent 2020 Vidtech 3179
Epson 0937 Nordic 2021 Viewpia 3184
Erres 0942 Nordmende 2022 Viewsonic 3186
ESA 0943 Normerel 2024 Viking 3188
ESC 0945 Northern Star 3501 Viore 3192
Etron 0949 Northgate 2027 Vision 3198
Eurofeel 0954 Norwood Micro 2029 Vistar 3207
EuroLine 0955 Novak 2033 Vivid 3210
Euroman 0956 Novatronic 2035 Vizio 3211
Europa 0957 Novita 2037 Voodoo 3215
Europhon 0959 NTC 2045 Vortec 3217
Evesham 0972 Nu-Tec 2048 Voxson 3220
Evesham Technology 3396 NuVision 2053 Vue 3225
Evolution 0973 Oceanic 2061 Waltham 3230
Excello 0975 Odeon 2064 Wards 3231
Expert 0976 Okano 2065 Warumaia 3232
Exquisit 0978 Olevia 2067 Watson 3233
Fenner 0994 Olidata 2068 Watt Radio 3234
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Ferguson 0996 Omega 2072 Waycon 3237
Fidelity 0998 Omni 2074 Wega 3238
Filsai 1000 Onida 2081 Wegavox 3239
Finlandia 1003 Onimax 2082 Welltech 3244
Finlux 1004 Onwa 2087 Weltblick 3245
Fintec 1006 Opera 2090 Weltstar 3247
Firstline 1008 Oppo 2092 Westinghouse 3249
Fisher 1009 Optimus 2095 Weston 3251
Flint 1014 Optoma 2097 Wharfedale 3255
Force 1021 Optonica 2099 White Westinghouse 3258
Formenti 1023 Orbit 2103 Wilson 3260
Formenti-Phoenix 1024 Orion 2111 Windsor 3265
Fortress 1027 Orline 2113 Windy Sam 3267
Fraba 1030 Ormond 2114 Wintel 3271
Friac 1040 Orsowe 2116 World-of-Vision 3282
Frigidaire 1041 Osaki 2118 Woxter 3286
Frontech 1042 Osio 2121 Wyse 3288
Fujimaro 1050 Oso 2122 Xenius 3297
Fujitsu 1052 Osume 2123 Xiahua 3299
Fujitsu General 1053 Otic 2125 XLogic 3310
Fujitsu Siemens 1054 Otto Versand 2126 Xoro 3315
Funai 1056 Pacific 2135 Xrypton 3317
Furi 1057 Packard Bell 2138 Yakumo 3324
Furichi 1058 Palladium 2145 Yamaha 3326
Futronic 1061 Palsonic 2147 Yamishi 3328
Futuretech 1064 Panama 2149 Yapshe 3329
Galaxi 1068 Panasonic 2153 Yok an 3335
Galaxis 1069 Panavision 2154 Yoko 3336
Gateway 1076 Panda 2155 Yor x 3340
GBC 1078 Pathe Cinema 2168 Ytawai 3344
GE 1081 Pathe Marconi 2169 Zanussi 3349
Geant Casino 1082 Pausa 2171 Zenith 3356
GEC 1083 Peng Sheng 2181 Zonda 3369
Geloso 1087 Penney 2182 ZT Group 3370
General 1090 Perdio 2185 Weltstar 3247
General Electric 1091 Perfekt 2186 Westinghouse 3249
General Technic 1095 Petters 2189 Weston 3251
Genesis 1096 Philco 2192 Wharfedale 3255
Genexxa 1097 Philex 2193 White Westinghouse 3258
Gericom 1103 Philharmonic 2194 Wilson 3260
G-Hanz 3397 Philips 2195 Windsor 3265
Giant 1113 Phocus 2198 Windy Sam 3267
Gibralter 1114 Phoenix 2199 Wintel 3271
Go Video 1126 Phonola 2201 World-of-Vision 3282
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Gold Vision 1132 Pilot 2207 Woxter 3286
Goldfunk 1135 Pioneer 2212 Wyse 3288
GoldStar 1140 Pionier 2213 Xenius 3297
Gooding 1141 Plantron 2219 Xiahua 3299
Goodmans 1142 Playsonic 2224 XLogic 3310
Gorenje 1144 Polaroid 2230 Xoro 3315
GP 1147 Policom 2231 Xrypton 3317
GPM 1149 Poppy 2236 Yakumo 3324
GPX 1150 Portland 2238 Yamaha 3326
Gradiente 1151 Powerpoint 2241 Yamishi 3328
Graetz 1152 Prandoni-Prince 2242 Yapshe 3329
Gran Prix 1153 Precision 2244 Yokan 3335
Granada 1154 Premier 2248 Yoko 3336
Grandin 1156 President 2250 Yor x 3340
Gronic 1160 Prima 2253 Ytawai 3344
Grundig 1162 PrimeView 3513 Zanussi 3349
Grunkel 1164 Princess 3514 Zenith 3356
Grunpy 1165 Princeton 2258 Zonda 3369
GVA 3510 Pringston 2259 ZT Group 3370
Prinz 2260
Prism 2261
Profex 2269
Profi 2270
Profilo 2272
Profitronic 2273
Proline 2274
Proscan 2279
Prosco 2280
Prosonic 2282
Protech 2284
Proton 2288
Protron 2289
Proview 2290
ProVision 2291
Proxima 2292
Pulsar 2296
Pvision 2300
Pye 2302
Pymi 2304
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