For example, to change the VCR
channel, press VCR and then
press the desired channel number
key(s). To control your cable
device, press CABLE and then
press a function key. The remote
control will continue to control the
same device until you press
another mode key.
PROGRAMMING YOUR
XRC 200
You are now ready to program the
remote control. Find the codes for
your set top terminal, TV, VCR,
and any auxiliary device in the
Device Codes section at the end of
this guide.
Please note the following:
•All codes are three-digit
numbers. As you program for
each mode, write down the
correct codes in the spaces
provided for future reference.
•For many devices, more than
one code is listed. In these
cases, start with the first code.
•If you do not press the next key
within 10 seconds, the whole
sequence will be erased and
you will have to start over. This
prevents you from accidentally
reprogramming the remote
control during regular viewing.
•After you program the remote
control, check the device
functions. If a primary function
does not operate, you can try
another device code listed in
the Device Codes section for
the manufacturer. If the device
does not respond, refer to
Finding the Correct Device
Code later in this guide.
PROGRAMMING FOR YOUR
CABLE DEVICE, TV, AND VCR
The XRC 200 is already
programmed to control the General
Instrument CFT2200 and DCT1000
set-top terminals.
To control another device, look for
the list of manufacturers™ three-
digit codes for the device type in
the Device Codes section. Then
perform the following steps:
1. On the remote control, press
and hold the appropriate mode
key until the four mode keys
flash twice. The mode key
continues to flash.
2. Enter the three-digit code.
After you press the first digit,
the mode key should light and
stay on. After you press the
last digit, the mode key should
flash three times and turn off. If
the mode key does not flash
three times before turning off,
the code is invalid for this
device type. Repeat the
procedure with another device
code.
3. Point the remote control at the
device and press POWER. If
the device turns on or off, you
have finished programming.
If you have tried all the codes listed
for the manufacturer and the
device does not respond, refer to
Finding the Correct Device Code
later in this guide.
4. Write the codes below:
Set-top device code___ ___ ___
TV device code ___ ___ ___
VCR device code ___ ___ ___
5. Note that in the TV and VCR
modes, the PAUSE, PLAY,
REW, REC AND FF keys
control your VCR. To record a
program, you must hold down
REC and press PLAY. This
prevents accidental recording.
PROGRAMMING FOR AN
AUXILIARY DEVICE
You can program the AUX mode to
control an auxiliary device such as
a second remote-controlled TV or
VCR, a General Instrument satellite
receiver, or a digital audio tuner.
1. Look up the device
manufacturer in the Device
Codes section and note the
code.
2. Press and hold AUX for
approximately three seconds
until the four mode keys flash
twice. The AUX key continues
to flash.
3. On the remote control, press
and hold the appropriate mode
key for the device (VCR for a
videocassette recorder, TV for
a television, and CABLE for a
cable device) until the four
mode keys flash twice.
4. Enter the three-digit code for
your VCR. After you press the
first digit, the AUX key should
light and stay on. After you
press the last digit, the AUX
key should flash three times
and turn off.
If the AUX key does not flash three
times before turning off, the device
code is invalid for this device type.
Repeat the procedure with another
device code.
5. Point the remote control at the
device to be controlled and
press POWER. If the device
turns on or off, you have
finished programming.
If you have tried all the codes listed
for the manufacturer and the
device does not respond, refer to
Finding the Correct Device Code
later in this guide.
6. Write the device type and code
below:
Device Type ______________
AUX device code ___ ___ ___
