Philips SRP9348D/27 User manual

User manual
Audio/Video
SRP9348D/27
v2 12/17

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Introduction ....................................................... 2
Setup .................................................................. 3
Button Functions............................................... 4
Programming Your Remote ..............................6
Direct Code Entry.........................................6
Auto Code Search......................................... 7
Controlling Combo Devices.........................9
Using Your Remote.......................................... 10
Primary Audio Control ............................... 10
Code Identication...................................... 11
Reset to Factory Settings........................... 11
Troubleshooting ...............................................12
Warranty............................................................13
FCC Statement ................................................ 14
Congratulations on your purchase of this
Philips branded Universal Remote Control.
This remote is capable of operating
thousands of audio/video devices including
TVs, Blu-ray™/DVD players, streaming media
players, sound bars, cable receivers
and more!
Table of Contents
For Remote Help:
byjasco.com/urccodes

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Your universal remote requires two (2) AAA
batteries (not included). Alkaline batteries
are recommended.
Battery Installation
1. On the back of the remote, pull down on
the textured surface and slide battery
cover downward to remove.
2. Match the (+) and (-) marks on the
batteries to the (+) and (-) marks inside
the battery compartment, then insert two
(2) AAA batteries. Be sure to use fresh
batteries.
3. Position battery cover slightly below
opening and push upward to lock into
place.
NOTE: If your remote stops operating properly,
replace the batteries with new ones.
Battery Precautions
• Do not mix old and new batteries.
• Do not mix alkaline, standard (carbon-
zinc), or rechargeable (Ni-Cd, Ni-MH, etc.)
batteries.
• Always remove old, weak or worn-out
batteries promptly and recycle or dispose
of them in accordance with local and
national regulations.
Battery Saver
Your remote automatically turns o if the
buttons are depressed more than 8 seconds.
This will save your batteries should your
remote get stuck in a place where the buttons
remain depressed (e.g., between the
sofa cushions).
Code Saver
You have up to 10 minutes to change the
batteries in your remote without losing the
codes you have programmed.
Setup

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Button Functions
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Button Functions
1. Power - Turns devices ON/OFF
2. TV, STR, DVD, AUD - Selects the device
to control
3. Info/Options - Displays on-screen show/
content information
4. Exit -Exit on-screen menus
5. Record, play, stop, rewind, fast forward,
pause
6. DVD/ ™open/close - open/close a player,
or List features on cable/satellite receivers
7. Up/down/left/right menu navigation
8. Last channel - Returns to the previously
selected channel
9. Channel up/down
10. Numbers - Enter numbers for direct
channel selection
11. Dash (-) - Use to select digital channels,
e.g., 4.1
12. Enter key (Some devices require enter to
be pressed after channel selection)
13. ABCD - Access additional features for
DVRs, cable and satellite receivers
14. Volume up/down
15. Mute - Mutes sound
16. Ok - Selects menu items for the controlled
device
17. Setup - Used to program the remote
18. Streaming App Hotkey - Access top apps
like Netix®, Amazon®Prime, Hulu®and
more
19. Home/Guide - Easily access features on
today’s streaming devices, or Guide on
cable/satellite receivers
20. Menu - Displays the on-screen menu
21. Input - Selects video inputs

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Programming Your Remote
Your remote is designed to control multiple
audio/video devices. To use, you will need to
program the remote for your devices. There
are two dierent methods you can use to
program the remote, Direct Code Entry or
Auto Code Search.
• The Direct Code Entry method is the
recommended method as it is the simplest
and quickest method in most cases.
• The Auto Code Search method searches
through all the codes in the remote to nd
a code for your device.
NOTE: This remote comes preprogrammed for
Roku®boxes and Samsung TVs. Press TV for
Samsung TVs and STR for Roku boxes.
Direct Code Entry (Recommended)
1. Locate the Code List included
with your remote. Find the
section for the type of device you
wish to control, (for example TV,
STR, DVD, AUD). Locate the brand
of your device and circle all the
remote codes for the brand.
2. Press and hold down the SETUP
button on the remote until the
red light on the remote control
turns on. Release the SETUP
button. The red light will
remain on.
NOTE: The red light will either be a
small light at the top of the remote
or the power ON/OFF button.
3. Press and release the device
button on the remote for the type
of device you wish to control,
(for example TV, STR, DVD, AUD).
The red light will blink once and
remain on.
NOTE: Any of the device buttons
on the remote can be programmed
to control any of your devices.
For example, you can use the aux
device button on the remote to
control a Satellite Receiver, Digital

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Programming Your Remote
Converter Box, Streaming Media
Player or any device category in
the Code List.
4. Use the number buttons on the
remote to enter the rst 4-digit
remote code you circled in the
Code List in Step 1. The red light
will turn o after entering the
fourth digit.
5. Point the remote at the device.
Test the buttons on the remote
to see if the device responds as
you would expect. If the buttons
do not operate the device,
return to Step 2 above and use
the next code that you circled
for that device.
6. Repeat steps 1 – 5 for each
device you wish to control.
Programming Notes
• Some codes may operate only a few
functions of your device. There may
be another code in the Code List that
controls more functions. Test other codes
in the Code List for more functionality.
• If you do not nd a remote code that
works your device or there are no codes
in the Code List for your device, use the
Auto Code Search method in the next
section to program your remote.
• For combination devices such as a TV/
DVD combo or TV/VCR combo, you may
have to enter a code for each device.
• Write down the remote codes used to
program the remote for future reference.
Auto Code Search
The Auto Code Search is a process where
you can search through all the codes stored
in the remote to nd a code for your device.
It is recommended that you read through all
the steps below to familiarize yourself with
the Auto Code Search before starting
the process.

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Programming Your Remote
1. Manually turn on the device you
wish to control.
NOTE: The Auto Code Search
process cannot be used for devices
without power ON/OFF capability.
Use the Direct Code Entry method in
these cases.
2. Press and hold down the SETUP
button on the remote until the red
light on the remote control turns
on. Release the SETUP button.
The red light will remain on.
NOTE: The red light will either be a
small light at the top of the remote
or the power ON/OFF button.
3. Press and release the device
button on the remote for the type
of device you wish to control, (for
example TV, DVD, STRM, AUX).
The red light will blink once and
remain on.
4. With the remote pointed at the
device, press and release the
POWER button on the remote.
The remote will send 10 dierent
codes to the device. The red light
will blink once for each code and
remain on after sending the 10
codes.
Did the device turn o?
• If YES, go to Step 5.
• If NO, repeat Step 4 to test the
next 10 codes.
5. Manually turn the device back on.
6. With the remote pointed at the
device, press and release the
VOL button. The remote will re-
send the rst code of the 10 codes
from Step 4. The red light will blink
once and remain on.
Did the device turn o?
• If YES, you have found a code
for the device. Press and
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Programming Your Remote
you pressed in Step 3. This will
store the code in the remote.
Go to Step 7.
• If NO, continue to press and
release the VOL button
until the device turns o
to test the other 9 codes
from Step 4. Be sure to wait
approximately 3 seconds after
each VOL button press
to allow the device time to
respond to the code. When
the device turns o, you have
found a code for your device.
Press and release the same
device button pressed in Step
3. This will store the code in
the remote. Go to Step 7.
NOTE:
• The VOL button can be used
to go backwards through each
batch of 10 codes.
• The red indicator light will ash
2 times after testing the rst or
last code in each batch of 10.
7. Use the remote to turn the
device back on. Test the buttons
on the remote to see if the
device responds as you would
expect. If the buttons do not
operate the device, return to
Step 2 and repeat this process
to search for a better code to
operate the device.
8. Repeat this process for each
device you wish to control.
Controlling Combo Devices
Some combo devices (e.g. TV/VCR, TV/DVD,
DVD/VCR, etc.) will require you to set up
two dierent device buttons to control both
parts of the combo device. For example, if
you have a TV/DVD combo, you may need
to set up one code under the TV button to
control the TV and a separate code under
the DVD button to control the DVD.

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Using Your Remote
Primary Audio Control
The Primary Audio Control feature allows
you to select a single device that the volume
buttons always control. For example, the
remote can be in TV mode while the volume
buttons control the volume on your audio
receiver or sound bar instead of your TV.
Enabling the Primary Audio Control
1. Press and hold down the SETUP
button on the remote until the
red light on the remote control
turns on. Release the SETUP
button. The red light will
remain on.
2. Press and release the device
button (TV, AUD, etc.) on the
remote for the device you wish
to control the volume.
3. Press and release the
MUTE button.
4. Press and release the VOL
button. The red light will blink
twice and turn o.
Disabling the Primary Audio Control
1. Press and hold down the SETUP
button on the remote until the
red light on the remote control
turns on. Release the SETUP
button. The red light will
remain on.
2. Press and release the device
button (TV, AUD, etc.)
programmed to control the
Master Volume Feature.
3. Press and release the
MUTE button.
4. Press and release the VOL
button. The red light will blink
twice and turn o.

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Using Your Remote
1. Press and hold down the SETUP
button on the remote until the
red light on the remote control
turns on. Release the SETUP
button. The red light will
remain on.
2. Press and release the desired
device button (TV, DVD, STRM,
AUD) you would like the
code for.
3. Press and release the
ENTER button.
4. Press and release the #1 button.
Count the number of times the
remote light ashes. This is the
number corresponding to the
rst digit of the code. Repeat
the process by pressing the
#2, #3 and #4 buttons for the
remaining digits.
5. Press and release the ENTER
button to exit this mode.
Code Identication
Reset to Factory Settings
1. Press and hold down the SETUP
button on the remote until the
red light on the remote control
turns on. Release the SETUP
button. The red light will
remain on.
2. Press and release the
MUTE button.
3. Press and release the number #0
button. The red indicator light will
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Remote does not operate
your device.
• Make sure the batteries are fresh and
installed correctly.
• Aim the remote directly at your device, and
make sure that there are no obstructions
between the remote and device.
• Make sure you select the appropriate
device on the remote you wish to control;
TV for TV and CBL for cable box.
• Try programming the remote with a
dierent code. See Direct Code Entry
section.
• Remote may not be compatible with your
device.
Remote does not operate some features of
your device.
• Sometimes a particular code might
operate a few features but not all. Try
programming the remote with a dierent
code from the Code list. See Direct Code
Entry section.
• Remote may not be able to operate all
features of your device or button names
may be dierent than that of your original
remotes.
Troubleshooting

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90-Day Limited Warranty
This warrants this product to be free from
manufacturing defects for a period of 90 days
from the original date of consumer purchase.
This warranty is limited to the repair or
replacement of this product only and does
not extend to consequential or incidental
damage to other products that may be used
with this unit. This warranty is in lieu of all
other warranties express or implied. Some
states do not allow limitations on how long an
implied warranty lasts or permit the exclusion
or limitation of incidental or consequential
damages, so the above limitations may not
apply to you. This warranty gives you specic
rights, and you may also have other rights
which vary from state to state.
Warranty replacement procedure
1. Call our Customer Information Center
at 1-844-816-0320 to get a Return
Authorization Number (RA#), shipping
instructions and a prepaid return
address label.
2. Return the remote, freight prepaid, to us.
Remotes returned to us must have an RA#
included in the mailing address to
be accepted.
3. The original purchaser will be asked to
send the remote, a copy of the sales
receipt for the product, your name,
address, phone number and a description
of the problem.
MADE IN CHINA
The Philips trademark and the Philips Shield
Emblem are registered trademarks of Konin-
klijke Philips N.V. used under license. This
product has been manufactured by Gibson
Innovations Limited. It is distributed and
warranted by Jasco Products Company LLC,
10 E. Memorial Rd., Oklahoma City, OK 73114.
©2018 Gibson Innovations,
all rights reserved.
This product comes with a limited 90-day
warranty. Visit www.philips.com/support
for warranty details.
Questions? Contact us at 1-844-816-0320
between 7:00AM—8:00PM CST.

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This device complies with Part 15 of the
FCC rules. Operation is subject to the
following two conditions:
(1) this device may not cause harmful
interference, and (2) this device must
accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired
operation.
FCC NOTE: The manufacturer is not
responsible for any radio or TV interference
caused by unauthorized modications to
this equipment. Such modications could
void the user’s authority to operate the
equipment.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested
and found to comply with the limits for
a Class B digital device, pursuant to
Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits
are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in
a residential installation. This equipment
generates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and
used in accordance with the instructions
may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not
occur in a particular installation. If this
equipment does cause harmful interference
to radio or television reception, which can
be determined by turning the equipment
o and on, the user is encouraged to try to
correct the interference by one or more of
the following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the
receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between
the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet
on a circuit dierent from that to which
the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced
radio/TV technician for help.
ICES-3(B)/NMB-3(B).
FCC Statement

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Manual de usuario
Audio/Video
SRP9348D/27
v2 12/17

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Introducción..................................................... 18
Conguración................................................... 19
Funciones de los botones ..............................20
Programación del control remoto ................. 22
Entrada directa de códigos ....................... 22
Búsqueda automática de códigos ............ 24
Control de dispositivos integrados ..........26
Uso del control remoto................................... 27
Control del audio principal ....................... 27
Identicación de códigos ..........................28
Restablecimiento de la conguración
de fábrica ....................................................28
Resolución de problemas...............................29
Garantía............................................................30
Declaración de la Comisión Federal
de Comunicaciones (FCC) ...............................31
Felicitaciones por haber comprado este
control remoto universal marca Philips.
Este control remoto puede operar miles
de dispositivos de audio/video, como
TV, reproductores de DVD/Blu-ray™,
reproductores de multimedia en línea, barras
de sonido, receptores de cable, etc.
Tabla de contenido
Para obtener ayuda
con su control remoto:
byjasco.com/urccodes

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El control remoto universal usa dos (2) pilas
AAA (no incluidas). Se recomienda usar pilas
alcalinas.
Instalación de las pilas
1. En la parte posterior del control remoto,
presione hacia abajo sobre la supercie
texturada y deslice la tapa de las pilas
para quitarla.
2. Inserte dos (2) pilas AAA de modo tal que
las marcas (+) y (-) de las pilas coincidan
con las marcas (+) y (-) en el interior del
compartimento. Asegúrese de usar pilas
nuevas.
3. Coloque la tapa de las pilas levemente
por debajo de la abertura y presione hacia
arriba hasta que quede trabada.
NOTA:Si el control remoto deja de funcionar
normalmente, coloque pilas nuevas.
Precauciones respecto de las pilas
• No utilice pilas usadas y nuevas al
mismo tiempo.
• NO combine el uso de pilas alcalinas
comunes (de tipo carbono-cinc) o
recargables (Ni-Cd, Ni-MH, etc.)
• Siempre quite las pilas gastadas o
agotadas de inmediato y recíclelas o
elimínelas de conformidad con las normas
locales y nacionales.
Ahorrador de pilas
El control remoto se apaga automáticamente
si los botones permanecen presionados por
más de ocho (8) segundos. De esta forma
evitará que se consuma la energía de las pilas
si el control queda atascado en algún lugar
con los botones presionados (p. ej., entre los
cojines del sofá).
Protector de códigos
Tiene hasta 10 minutos para cambiar las pilas
del control remoto sin perder los códigos que
haya programado.
Conguración

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