Radio Shack 7-in-One Home Theater User manual

Cat. No. 15-1935
OWNER’S MANUAL
7-in-One Home Theater
Remote Control
Please read before using this equipment.
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INTRODUCTION
Your RadioShack 7-in-One Home Theater Remote
Control can replace up to seven infrared remote con-
trols. You can use it to control your TV, VCR, cable con-
verter, satellite receiver, CD player, tuner, phonograph,
video accessory, digital audio tape, cassette, or laser
disc player.
Unlike some universal remote controls, this remote con-
trol is preprogrammed with the most commonly used
commands and does not have to learn its commands
from the original remote controls. All you have to do is
tell it which device’s remote controls you want to replace
(by entering 3-digit codes).
This manual includes a list of many manufacturers’ 3-
digit codes for your devices. Or, you can call the toll-free
number at the bottom of every page for assistance.
The 7-in-One transmits both infrared (IR) and radio fre-
quency (RF) signals, so you don’t need to be within
“line-of-sight” to control devices. With the supplied IR/
RF Command Center, you can use the remote to control
devices in any room of your home.
©1998 Tandy Corporation.
All Rights Reserved.
RadioShack and Plug ’n Power are registered trademarks
used by Tandy Corporation.
X-10 is a registered trademark of X-10 (USA) Inc.
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CONTENTS
Preparation ........................................................................ 4
Installing Batteries ........................................................ 4
Setting the Clock .......................................................... 5
Quick Setup ....................................................................... 6
A Look at Your Remote .................................................... 8
Setting Up the Remote ................................................... 12
To Operate Your TV .................................................... 12
To Operate Your VCR or TV/VCR Combination ......... 16
To Operate Your Cable Converter .............................. 21
To Operate Your Satellite Receiver ............................. 24
To Operate Your CD Player ........................................ 26
To Operate Your Tuner/Receiver ................................ 29
To Operate Your Amplifier ........................................... 31
To Operate Other Devices .......................................... 33
Special Features ............................................................. 37
Searching for a Code .................................................. 37
Using the Sleep Function ........................................... 38
Converting Device Keys ............................................. 39
Volume Lock ............................................................... 40
Using the Macro Keys ................................................ 41
Setting Up Timed Sequences ..................................... 42
Setting Up the Home Theater Key .............................. 44
Clear All ...................................................................... 45
Using the IR/RF Command Center ............................. 46
Troubleshooting .............................................................. 49
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PREPARATION
INSTALLING BATTERIES
Your 7-in-One requires four AAA alkaline batteries (not
supplied), available at your local RadioShack store.
Cautions:
• Use only fresh batteries of the required size and
recommended type.
• Do not mix old and new batteries, different types of
batteries (standard, alkaline, or rechargeable), or
rechargeable batteries of different capacities.
To install the batteries:
1. Press down on the battery compartment cover and
slide the cover off.
2. Place the batteries in the compartment, matching
the polarity marks (+ and –) inside.
3. Replace the cover.
If the batteries are installed correctly and the red indica-
tor does not light when you press POWER, replace the
batteries.
Cautions:
• Dispose of old batteries promptly and properly. Do
not burn or bury them.
• Always remove old or weak batteries. Batteries can
leak chemicals that can destroy electronic parts.
Notes:
• After you install batteries, the remote performs a
test of the display for 10 seconds or until you press
a key.
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• To extend battery life, the display turns off after 10
seconds of keypad inactivity and turns on again
when you press any key.
• Device codes you have programmed into the 7-in-
One remain stored in memory while you replace
the batteries. However, you must reset the clock.
SETTING THE CLOCK
Follow these steps to set the clock on the 7-in-One’s dis-
play.
1. Hold down SETUP until TIMED SEQ. appears.
2. Press MENU twice. CONFIGURE appears.
3. Press SELECT. THEATR SEL appears.
4. Press MENU again.
5. Press SELECT. TIME appears and the first digit in
the time flashes. Enter the time in 12-hour format.
AM/PM flashes.
6. If necessary, press MENU to toggle between AM
and PM, then press SELECT. The day of the week
display appears.
7. Use MENU and to toggle through the days of
the week until the current day appears, then press
SELECT. The currently selected device and the cor-
rect time appear.
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QUICK SETUP
The steps in this section tell you how to quickly set up
the 7-in-One to operate all of your devices.
To set up devices individually, or add a device after you
have set up the 7-in-One, see the appropriate section
under “Setting Up the Remote.”
Note: For the best operation, you should be within 15
feet of the device you want to control.
Follow these steps for quick setup.
1. Turn on all of the devices you are setting up.
2. Press TV.
3. Hold down SETUP until TIMED SEQ appears.
4. Press MENU . CODE SETUP appears.
5. Press SELECT. DEV SET UP appears.
6. Press SELECT again. TV appears.
7. Enter the first three-digit TV code listed for your
TV’s brand in “Setup Codes for TVs” on Page 12,
then press SELECT.
8. Point the remote at your TV and press POWER.
Your TV should turn off. If it does not, enter the next
code from the list and press SELECT then POWER
again. When your TV turns off, press VCR. VCR
appears.
9. Enter the first three-digit VCR code listed for your
VCR’s brand in “Setup Codes for VCRs” on
Page 16 or “Setup Codes for TV/VCR Combos” on
Page 19, then press SELECT.
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10. Point the remote at your VCR and press POWER.
Your VCR should turn off. If it does not, enter the
next code from the list and press SELECT then
POWER again. When your VCR turns off, press
CBL. CABLE appears.
11. Continue setting up devices by pressing the appro-
priate device key, entering your device’s code and
pressing SELECT. Refer to the code list for the type
of device you want to set up:
12. Once the 7-in-One is operating all of your devices,
press ESC to stop programming.
Setup Codes for Page
Amplifiers 32
Cable Converters 22
Cassette Players 34
CD Players 26
DAT Players 34
Satellite Receivers 24
DVD Players 34
Home Automation 35
Laser Disc Players 35
Miscellaneous Audio 35
Phonographs 36
Tuners/Receivers 29
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A LOOK AT YOUR REMOTE
AMP, TUN, TV, CBL, CD, VCR, SAT,and PLUG ’N POWER
— let you select the device you want to control.
HOME THEATER — lets you control all the functions of a
home theater system.
POWER — turns the remote on and off, and controls ALL
LTS ON in the PLUG ’N POWER mode.
MENU — works like the Menu or OSD (on-screen dis-
play) key on your original remote. Use , , , and
(Menu Up, Down, Right and Left) to navigate your on-
screen menus. If your original remote had a Select key
to select menu options, use SELECT in its place. Use
CLEAR (SHIFT + SELECT) to exit/clear menus. See your
device’s original owner’s manual for more detailed in-
structions on using menus.
Notes:
• , , , and also control the Rear Level +/–
and Balance Right/Left functions in AMP or TUN
mode, and Disc +/– and Track +/– in CD mode.
•SELECT also controls TAPE MON in AMP or TUN
mode, Disc Select in CD mode, and the Fetch func-
tion in the on-screen menu of an RCA satellite sys-
tem.
PROG (SHIFT + MENU) — operates your satellite sys-
tem’s and cable converter’s Guide function, as well as
any device’s secondary menus.
SUR (Surround) — operates the Surround mode. It also
operates the favorite channel function in SAT and CBL
modes, 10+ (to access tracks numbered higher than 10)
in CD mode, and the DISC function of a laser disc play-
er.
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SHIFT — besides those functions described elsewhere
in this manual, works with these keys to control ad-
vanced features:
ESC (Escape) — lets you exit the remote’s displayed
menu.
CENTER and REAR (SHIFT + CENTER) — work like the
Add and Delete keys on your original TV remote, the
DISC A and B keys on your laser disc remote, or the
SAT and AUDIO keys of a satellite system remote.
VOL+ (Volume Up), VOL– (Volume Down) and MUTE —
control the volume like the Volume Up and Down and
Mute keys on your original remote. In Plug n’ Power
mode, VOL+/VOL– operates Bright and Dim and MUTE
operates ALL OFF.
Mode Key Function
VCR PLAY SLOW
REW REW SLOW (SLOW–)
FF FF SLOW (SLOW+)
STOP EJECT
PAUSE X2
Satellite Receiver MENU+ AUDIO+
MENU– AUDIO–
Receiver/Tuner/Amplifier MENU+ CENTER LEVEL +
MENU– CENTER LEVEL –
MENU DELAY+
MENU DELAY–
Laser Disc/Cassette/DVD PLAY REVERSE PLAY
REW REW SLOW
FF FF SLOW
STOP EJECT
PAUSE X2
CD STOP EJECT
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SLEEP (SHIFT + MUTE) — controls the Sleep Timer in
TV, CABLE, SAT, and AMP or TUN modes for devices
which have this feature. If your device does not have a
Sleep Timer, SLEEP activates the remote’s built-in sleep
timer.
CH+ (Channel Up) and CH– (Channel Down) — work
like the Channel Up and Down keys on your original re-
mote. CH+ and CH– also control Preset Up/Preset
Down in AMP or TUN mode and ON/OFF in Plug n’
Power mode.
Digit Keys (0–9) — work like the digit keys on your orig-
inal remote. They also control Input Selections in AMP
or TUN mode.
ENTER — works like the Enter key on your original re-
mote (for example, to change channels).
TV/VCR — works like the TV/SAT key on your original
satellite remote. TV/VCR also controls TV/Video in TV
mode, TV/VCR in VCR mode, A/B in cable and CD
modes, and Input Select in AMP or TUN mode.
LAST (Last Channel) — works like the Previous Chan-
nel or Recall key on your original remote. It also oper-
ates the RANDOM functions in the CD and AMP or TUN
modes.
AUDIO and VIDEO (Macro Keys) — memorize up to 15
keystrokes, so you can repeat them in sequence in any
mode at the press of a single key.
REW (Rewind), PL (Play), FF (Fast Forward), REC
(Record),
STOP, and PAUSE — work like the transport
keys on your original VCR or Laser Disc player remotes.
To guard against accidentally recording over a video-
tape, you must press REC twice before recording.
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LAST — works like the Previous Channel or Recall key
on your original TV remote.
DISPLAY (SHIFT + LAST) — controls the Display function
of your devices. If you are operating an RCA satellite
system, DISPLAY controls the Select function in your
On-Screen Guide and Display when you are viewing a
program. If you are operating a CD player, it controls the
Time function.
PIP — controls your TV or VCR’s Picture-in-Picture fea-
ture. Works like the VIEW key on your satellite receiv-
er’s remote.
FREEZE (SHIFT + PIP) — freezes your Picture-in-Picture
window.
SWAP — swaps the Picture-in-Picture window and the
main picture.
MOVE PIP — moves the Picture-in-Picture window
around the screen. Works like the Next key on your sat-
ellite receiver’s remote.
LITE — lets you turn the remote’s backlight and display
on and off. When you press LITE to turn on the back-
light, the backlight stays lit for 5 seconds then lights
again anytime you press a key. To turn off the backlight,
press LITE again.
SETUP — lets you use the remote’s displayed menu
menu to program your 7-in-One.
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SETTING UP THE REMOTE
Note: For the best operation, you should be within 15
feet of the device you want to control.
TO OPERATE YOUR TV
Locate the codes for your TV in “Setup Codes for TVs”
and write them in the space below. The brands are list-
ed in alphabetical order, with the most popular codes
listed first.
Codes: _____________________________________
Then follow these steps to program the 7-in-One to op-
erate your TV.
1. Turn on your TV.
2. Press TV then hold down SETUP until TIMED SEQ
appears.
3. Press MENU . CODE SETUP appears.
4. Repeatedly press SELECT until TV appears.
5. Enter the first three-digit code listed for your TV’s
brand, then press SELECT.
6. Point the 7-in-One at your TV and press POWER.
Your TV should turn off. If it does not, enter the next
code from the list and press SELECT then POWER
again. When your TV turns off, press ESC to stop
programming.
Setup Codes for TVs
Brand Codes
Abex 032
Admiral 093
Adventura 046
Aiko 092
Akai 030
Alaron 179, 183
A-Mark 003
Ambassador 177
Anam
National 055
Brand Codes
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Anam 180
AOC 019, 030, 003,
052, 185
Archer 003
Audiovox 092, 451, 180,
003
Baysonic 180
Belcor 019
Bell & Howell 154, 016
Bradford 180
Brockwood 019
Broksonic 236, 463, 003
Candle 030, 056, 046,
186
Carnivale 030
Carver 054
CCE 217
Celebrity 000
Cineral 092, 451
Citizen 060, 030, 056,
092, 186, 280,
046, 039
Clairtone 185
Concerto 056
Contec 180, 157, 158,
185
Craig 180
Crosley 054
Crown 180, 039
Curtis Mathes 047, 054, 060,
030, 056, 451,
154, 051, 016,
039, 093, 145
CXC 180
Daewoo 451, 092, 019,
091, 039
Daytron 019
Denon 145
Brand Codes Dumont 017, 019
Electroband 000, 185
Electrohome 381, 389, 409
Emerson 236, 463, 019,
180, 280, 179,
154, 177, 178,
181, 182, 183,
185, 270, 282,
038, 158, 039
Envision 030
Fisher 154, 159
Fujitsu 179
Funai 171, 180, 179
Futuretech 180
GE 047, 051, 055,
451, 021, 178,
027, 029, 135,
279, 282, 174,
093
Gibralter 017, 019, 030
Goldstar 019, 030, 056,
178, 001, 002,
032, 106, 409
Gradiente 053, 056
Grunpy 180, 179
Hallmark 178
Harley
Davidson 179
Harvard 180
Hitachi 145, 151, 056,
032, 038, 279,
409, 413
Infinity 054
Inteq 017
Janeil 046
JBL 054
JCB 000
JVC 053, 036, 069,
160, 169, 182
Kawasho 158
Brand Codes
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Kaypani 052
KEC 180
Kenwood 019, 030
Kloss 024, 046
KMC 106
KTV 180, 280, 030,
183, 185, 039,
217
LG 056
Logik 016
Luxman 056
LXI 047, 054, 156,
154, 178, 148
Magnavox 054, 096, 186,
187, 179, 030,
020, 024, 028,
036, 386
Majestic 016
Marantz 054, 030
Matsushita 250
Megatron 145, 178, 003
MEI 185
Memorex 150, 154, 016,
056, 178, 106,
250
MGA 150, 019, 030,
178, 155
Midland 047, 017, 039,
051, 032, 135
Minutz 021
Mitsubishi 150, 019, 093,
178, 155
Motorola 093, 055
MTC 019, 060, 030,
056, 091, 185
Multitech 180, 217
NAD 156, 178, 166
NEC 030, 019, 056,
036
Brand Codes Nikko 092, 030, 178
Noblex 430
Noshi 018
NTC 092
Onwa 180
Optimus 154, 250, 166
Optonica 093, 165
Orion 236, 463, 179
Panasonic 250, 051, 055
JC Penney 047, 156, 019,
060, 051, 030,
056, 178, 002,
003, 018, 021,
027, 135, 032,
149, 039
Philco 054, 096, 019,
145, 030, 020,
028, 463
Philips 054
Pilot 030, 019, 039
Pioneer 038, 166
Portland 092, 019, 039
Prism 051
Proscan 047
Proton 178, 003, 052
Pulsar 017, 019
Quasar 250, 051, 055,
165
RadioShack 047, 019, 180,
154, 030, 056,
178, 165, 409,
032, 039
RCA 047, 018, 019,
051, 029, 038,
090, 278, 135,
174, 093
Realistic 019, 180, 165,
154, 030, 056,
178, 032, 039
Rhapsody 185, 183
Brand Codes
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Runco 017, 030
Sampo 030, 032, 052,
039
Samsung 060, 019, 030,
056, 178, 032,
427, 482
Samsux 039
Sansei 451
Sansui 463
Sanyo 154, 159, 146
Scimitsu 019
Scotch 178
Scott 236, 019, 180,
179, 178
Sears 047, 054, 156,
179, 154, 056,
171, 178, 146,
148, 149, 159
Semivox 180
Semp 156
Sharp 093, 165, 153,
157, 386, 039
Shogun 019
Signature 016
Simpson 186, 187
Sony 000, 080
Soundesign 180, 179, 178,
186
Spectricon 003
Squareview 171
SSS 019, 180
Starlite 180
Supre-Macy 046
Supreme 000
Sylvania 054, 096, 030,
020, 028, 381
Symphonic 171
Tandy 093
Brand Codes Tatung 055, 003
Technics 250, 051
Technol Ace 179
Techwood 051, 056, 003
Teknika 054, 150, 019,
060, 180, 179,
016, 056, 092,
186, 312, 039
Telefunken 056
TMK 177, 056, 178
Toshiba 156, 060, 154,
036, 149
Tosonic 185
Totevision 039
Trical 157
Universal 027
Vector
Research 030
Victor 053
Vidikron 054, 242
Vidtech 019, 178, 036
Viking 046, 312
Wards 054, 019, 165,
179, 021, 016,
030, 056, 178,
020, 027, 028,
029, 080, 096,
174
Yamaha 019, 030
Zenith 017, 092, 016
Zonda 003
Brand Codes
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TO OPERATE YOUR VCR OR
TV/VCR COMBINATION
Locate the codes for your VCR or TV/VCR combination
in “Setup Codes for VCRs” on Page 16 or “Setup Codes
for TV/VCR Combos” on Page 19 and write the codes in
the space below. The brands are listed in alphabetical
order, with the most popular codes listed first.
Codes: _____________________________________
Then follow these steps to program your 7-in-One to op-
erate your VCR or TV/VCR combination.
1. Turn on your VCR or TV/VCR combination and
insert a tape.
2. Press VCR.
3. Hold down SETUP until TIMED SEQ appears.
4. Press MENU . CODE SETUP appears.
5. Repeatedly press SELECT until VCR appears.
6. Enter the first three-digit VCR code listed for your
VCR’s brand, then press SELECT.
7. Point the 7-in-One at the VCR and press POWER or
PL (Play). Your VCR should turn off or start to play.
If it does not, enter the next code from the code list
then SELECT and POWER or PL again. When your
VCR turns off or plays, press ESC to stop program-
ming.
Setup Codes for VCRs
Brand Codes
Admiral 048
Adventura 000
Aiko 278
Aiwa 037, 000
Akai 041, 049, 053,
061, 106
American
High 035
Brand Codes
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Asha 240
Audiovox 037
Beaumark 240
Bell & Howell 104
Broksonic 209, 184, 479,
002, 121, 211,
295, 361
Calix 037
Canon 035
Capehart 020
Carver 081
CCE 072, 278
Cineral 278
Citizen 037, 278
Colt 072
Craig 240, 037, 047,
072, 271
Curtis Mathes 060, 035, 041,
162
Cybernex 240, 051
Daewoo 045, 278, 020
Daytron 020
Denon 042
Dynatech 000
Electrohome 037
Electrophonic 037
Emerex 032
Emerson 184, 209, 479,
037, 002, 043,
000, 121, 278,
036, 061, 068,
208, 211, 212,
294, 295, 361
Fisher 104, 047, 066,
054
Fuji 035, 033
Funai 000
Garrard 000
Brand Codes GE 060, 202, 035,
240, 048, 065
Go Video 232, 279, 432
Goldstar 037, 038
Gradiente 008, 000
Harley
Davidson 000
Harman/
Kardon 038, 075
Harwood 072, 068
Headquarter 046
HI-Q 047
Hitachi 042, 105, 041,
000, 065, 166,
396
Jensen 041
JVC 041, 008, 067,
206
KEC 037, 278
Kenwood 041, 067, 038
KLH 072
Kodak 035, 037
Lloyd’s 000, 208
Logik 072
LXI 037
Magnasonic 278
Magnavox 035, 081, 039,
000, 110, 149
Magnin 240
Marantz 035, 081
Marta 037
Matsushita 162, 035, 454
MEI 035
Memorex 035, 162, 037,
039, 047, 000,
240, 048, 104,
046
MGA 043, 240, 061
Brand Codes
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MGN
Technology 240
Minolta 042, 105
Mitsubishi 043, 067, 048,
061, 075, 173
Motorola 035, 048
MTC 000, 240
Multitech 000, 072
NEC 038, 041, 067,
104, 040
Nikko 037
Nikon 034
Noblex 240
Olympus 035
Optimus 037, 048, 104,
162, 454, 432
Optonica 062
Orion 184, 479, 002,
295
Panasonic 162, 035, 254,
378, 454
JC Penney 035, 037, 042,
240, 038, 040,
054
Pentax 042, 065, 105
Philco 035, 209, 479
Philips 081, 035, 110,
062
Pilot 037
Pioneer 067, 162
Portland 020
Profitronic 240
Proscan 060, 202
Protec 072
Pulsar 039, 051
Quarter 046
Quartz 046
Quasar 035, 162, 454
Brand Codes RadioShack 037, 000
Radix 037
Randex 037
RCA 060, 202, 035,
042, 240, 048,
065, 105, 106,
149
Realistic 035, 037, 047,
000, 048, 104,
066, 062, 046
Ricoh 034, 253
Runco 039
Salora 075
Samsung 240, 045, 051,
053
Sanky 048, 039
Sansui 000, 041, 067,
082, 271, 479
Sanyo 104, 047, 240,
046
Scott 043, 045, 184,
121, 210, 211,
212
Sears 035, 104, 037,
047, 042, 000,
066, 046, 054,
105
Semp 045
Sharp 048, 062
Shintom 072
Shogun 240, 051
Singer 072
Sony 032, 033, 034,
000, 035, 253
STS 042
Sunpak 253
Sylvania 081, 035, 043,
000, 110
Symphonic 000
Tatung 041
Brand Codes
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Setup Codes for
TV/VCR Combos
TEAC 041, 000
Technics 162, 035
Teknika 035, 037, 000
Thomas 000
TMK 240, 036, 208
Toshiba 045, 043, 066,
210, 212, 366
Totevision 037, 240
Unitech 240
Universum 325
Vector
Research 038, 040
Vector 045
Video
Concepts 045, 040, 061
Videosonic 240
Wards 060, 035, 047,
042, 000, 240,
048, 081, 072,
062, 149, 212
White
Westing-
house
278
XR-1000 035, 000, 072
Yamaha 038
Zenith 039, 000, 034,
033
Brand Codes
Brand Codes
American
High 035*
Broksonic 002, 479
Colt 072
Curtis Mathes 035*
Daewoo 278
Emerson 002, 294, 479
Funai 000
GE 035*, 060*,
048*, 240
Hitachi 000
Lloyds 000
MGA 240
Magnavox 000, 035*,
081*
Magnin 240
Memorex 037, 162*
Mitsubishi 048*
Optimus 1162*
Orion 002, 479
Panasonic 035*, 162*,
1162*
JC Penney 035*, 240
Quasar 035*, 162*
RCA 035*, 060*,
048*
Samsung 240*
Sansui 000, 479
Sanyo 240
Sears 000, 037
Sony 032*
Symphonic 000
Zenith 000
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Note: If your TV/VCR works using a code (from the ta-
ble) highlighted with an asterisk (*), you might need to
program a separate TV code to control the volume.
Check the list below and follow the instructions in “To
Operate Your TV” on Page 12 to program the supplied
TV code.
VCR Code Code for TV Volume
Control
032 000
035 051
048 093
060 047
081 054
162 250
240 060
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