Universal Remote Control URC User’s Guide (North America Edition) v2.
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Table of Contents Declaration of Conformity ....................................................................................................................................................... 3 1.1 Introduction ................................................................................................................................................................... 4 Loading Batteries ................................................................................................................
URC 4 User’s Guide Declaration of Conformity The manufacturer is not responsible for any radio or TV interference caused by unauthorized modifications to this equipment. Such modifications could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. 3 Copyright 2012 Entone, Inc. All rights reserved. v2.
URC 4 User’s Guide Chapter 1 1.1 Introduction The Entone Universal Remote Control v4.x (URC 4) is designed to work either on Radio Signals (RF) or InfraRed (IR). It can control Janus Media Hub using RF from another room where is not at direct sight distance from the Janus. Or, it can use IR to control Amulet High Definition IP Television Receiver at direct sight distance. The URC 4 can also be used to control other A/V devices such as TV, DVD player and audio equipment using IR.
URC 4 User’s Guide Chapter 2 2.1 Controlling STB using RF URC Janus is a multi-television media hub. It can support multiple outputs in multiple rooms viewing different channels or TV programs. Amulet is a single output video receiver. You can connect Amulet to a primary output only. You can use RF URC 4 to control Janus/Amulet using radio signals (RF). These radio signals travel over long distances and go though walls and other solid objects.
URC 4 User’s Guide Here are some principles of the remote registration method: Each output allows a maximum of 3 RF URC 4 to be registered and a registration list is maintained. If the user has registered 3 RF URC 4 and tries to register another RF URC 4, the first registered RF URC 4 will be removed from the registration list. This works as a first-in-first-out fashion. Each RF URC 4 can only be registered for one output.
URC 4 User’s Guide Connecting STB to the TV coax network Connect the Entone STB to the TV coax network wall outlet according to whether you are using an Entone Janus or Amulet STB. The rear panel of actual product may vary. 1. Janus without Tuner Connection: Connect the Janus “MATV” or “TV OUT” output to the TV coax network as shown. Figure 2-4 Connecting Janus without Tuner 2.
URC 4 User’s Guide RF URC Registration You may need to register the RF URC to the STB before you can use the remote. The RF URC registration procedures may vary for different middleware and TV service running in the Entone STB. Please refer to the TV service user guide for detailed RF URC registration procedures. Below lists the general RF URC registration procedures (NOTE: Refer to your TV service user guide for exact RF URC registration procedures): 1.
URC 4 User’s Guide Chapter 3 3.1 Controlling STB using IR URC Unlike RF, you do not need to do remote registration in order to use URC 4 to control Janus/Amulet through IR. The remote comes with Janus/Amulet is IR URC 4. However, you have to program the RF URC 4 comes with Entone Second Stream Kit to use IR mode. To set the RF URC 4 to use IR to control Janus/Amulet: 1. On the URC 4, press and hold the “STB” button for approx. 5 seconds. The “STB” button backlight will illuminate.
URC 4 User’s Guide IR Reception Range IR signals travel only short distances (40 feet or less), and cannot go through walls or other solid objects. You must point the URC 4 to the STB, with no objects blocking the line of sight. Figure 3-4 IR Reception Range 10 Copyright 2012 Entone, Inc. All rights reserved. v2.
URC 4 User’s Guide Chapter 4 4.1 Controlling Your Television and other A/V Devices The URC 4 can also be used to control TVs and other A/V devices such as DVD players and recorders. The URC 4 uses InfraRed (IR) light signals to control other devices that the remote is programmed to control. IR signals travel only short distances (40 feet or less), and cannot go through walls or other solid objects. You must point the URC 4 directly at these devices, with no objects blocking the line of sight.
URC 4 User’s Guide To Program a TV or AUX device 1. Locate the device code for your desired device in the device code table provided in the Appendix. If you could not find the device code for your device or it does not work after trying the listed device codes for your device brand, then you can go to the next section to try the auto search procedures. 2. Turn on your device and with media inserted (if applicable). 3. On the remote control, press a device mode key for 5 seconds (i.e., “TV” or “AUX”).
URC 4 User’s Guide Toggle Channel Up/Down Keys for TV/AUX Every time user programs a new TV or AUX code, by default, the Channel Up and Channel Down keys are working as normal for TV or AUX device. However it is possible to toggle ON/OFF these two keys in their mode. User can enable channel up/channel down keys feature for TV or AUX by pressing the following key sequence: Enable Channel Up/Down key for TV mode: 1. Press and Hold TV key for 5 seconds 2. Press Channel Up to enable it.
URC 4 User’s Guide b. Press the “CH DOWN” key to start searching downward at an approx. 5 seconds interval for each code set. The TV/AUX mode key will be on and blink every 5 seconds while in the device scan mode. NOTE: In this search mode, the remote control will send IR codes from the highest code set number to the beginning of code set of that device. 5. If the device turns off, a working code has been found. Press OK once to lock in the code. The selected mode key will blink twice 6.
URC 4 User’s Guide Appendix Appendix A – Device Code Your URC 4 can control many brands and models of television, VCR, DVD and other types of audio-visual equipment. The following pages list device codes for many categories and brands of equipment. Many brands list more than one code, and you may need to test several codes to find the best match for your equipment. Your equipment may be supported even if your brand is not shown in the list below.
URC 4 User’s Guide Viewsonic 0021, 0085, 0107, 0026, 0290, 0174, 0082, 0277, 0255, 0069, 0304 Vizio 0002 Westinghous 0021, 0063, 0054 e Zenith 0146 TV - LCD TV/PC Monitor Sampo 0280 TV - LCD TV/Tuner Combo Polaroid 0130 TV - Plasma Display Acer 0229 Daewoo 0067 Fujitsu 0240 Funai 0250 Panasonic 0195 Pioneer 0203, 0077, 0065 Samsung 0171, 0118, 0095, 0258 Toshiba 0099 Viewsonic 0156, 0106 Zenith 0183, 0214, 0226 TV - PLASMA TV Akai 0201 Elite 0213 Gateway 0269 Hewlett 0123 Packard HP 0191 ILO 0237 LG 0133,
URC 4 User’s Guide Durabrand 0048, 0295, 0097, 0288 Dwin 0129 Electroband 0153 Electrograph 0228 Electrohome 0153, 0279, 0308 Emerson 0182, 0268, 0014, 0295, 0097, 0288, 0062, 0032, 0162, 0308, 0276, 0061 Envision 0308 Epson 0301 ESA 0295, 0177 Fisher 0014 Fujitsu 0268 Funai 0182, 0268, 0295, 0097, 0169 Futuretech 0182, 0097 Gateway 0228, 0173 GE 0017, 0279, 0309, 0138, 0308, 0245, 0087 Gibralter 0286, 0308 Goldstar 0239, 0308, 0030 Grunpy 0182, 0268, 0097 Haier 0048 Hallmark 0308 Harley 0169 Davidson Har
URC 4 User’s Guide Soundesign 0182, 0268, 0097, 0308 Squareview 0145, 0295 SSS 0182, 0097, 0308 Starlite 0182, 0097 Superscan 0276, 0129 Supre-Macy 0143 Supreme 0153 Sylvania 0122, 0295, 0024, 0315, 0308, 0276 Symphonic 0182, 0145, 0295, 0097, 0272, 0169 Tandy 0129 Tatung 0279, 0173 Techwood 0308 Teknika 0223, 0239, 0182, 0268, 0221, 0122, 0097, 0308 Thomas 0169 TMK 0308 Toshiba 0014, 0221, 0200, 0136, 0015, 0293, 0189, 0046, 0052, 0210, 0151 TVS 0288 Vidikron 0122 Vidtech 0239, 0308 Viewsonic 0228 Viking
URC 4 User’s Guide Bell & Howell Broksonic 3083 3051, 3067, 3060, 3022 Calix 3043 Candle 3052, 3043 Canon 3021 Citizen 3052, 3043, 3097 Colortyme 3024 Colt 3008 Craig 3052, 3043 Curtis 3020, 3024, 3052, Mathes 3021, 3011 Cybernex 3052 Cyperpower 3053 Daewoo 3062, 3010, 3055, 3097 DBX 3024 Dell 3053 Diamond 3058 Vision Dimensia 3020, 3011 Durabrand 3073 Dynatech 3062 Electrohome 3043 Electrophoni 3043 c Emerson 3043, 3021, 3062, 3063, 3049, 3003, 3097, 3022 ESA 3007 Fisher 3083, 3050, 3087 Fuji 3068, 3021
URC 4 User’s Guide Sansui 3038, 3047, 3067, 3091, 3022 Sanyo 3083, 3052, 3050, 3087, 3093, 3069 Sears 3083, 3043, 3021, 3091, 3001 Sharp 3084, 3065, 3086, 3078, 3015, 3056, 3018 Shintom 3068 Shogun 3052 Singer 3021, 3026 Sony 3068, 3042, 3053, 3005, 3033, 3004, 3072, 3029, 3091 Stack 3053 STS 3021 Superscan 3003 Sylvania 3021, 3062, 3063, 3032, 3003 Symphonic 3062, 3037, 3063, 3091 Systemax 3053 Tagar 3053 Systems Tandy 3083 Tashiko 3043 Teac 3062 Technics 3021 Teknika 3043, 3021, 3062 Thomas 3091 TMK 305
URC 4 User’s Guide Zenith DVD - DVD Advent Aiwa Akai Alco Alpine Amphion MediaWorks AMW Apex Apex Digital Aspire Digital Audiovox 3082, 3099 4234 4077 4093, 4088, 4129, 4199 4118 4040 4023 4023 4201, 4074, 4124 4111 4246 4118, 4229, 4041, 4022 Blaupunkt 4111, 4188 Blue Parade 4117 BOSE 4095, 4235 Broksonic 4093, 4088, 4173 California 4017 Audio Labs CambridgeS 4144 oundWorks Clarion 4242 Classic 4218, 4140 Coby 4243, 4149, 4089, 4147 CyberHome 4107 Cytron 4116 Daewoo 4035, 4067 Denon 4017, 4222, 4054, 40
URC 4 User’s Guide Toshiba Trutech Urban Concepts Venturer Xbox Yamaha 4093, 4198, 4184, 4071, 4088, 4024, 4173, 4175, 4100 4059 4198 4118, 4036 4224 4017, 4085, 4106, 4101 Zenith 4198, 4025, 4021 DVD - DVD Recorder Apex 4097 Broksonic 4026 Gateway 4190 Go Video 4190 Hitachi 4150, 4171 Insignia 4145 Irradio 4126 JVC 4046, 4000, 4057, 4003, 4164, 4179, 4227, 4098 LG 4148, 4076, 4170 LiteON 4248, 4238, 4215, 4005 Lite-On 4190 Panasonic 4084, 4043, 4151, 4039 Philips 4250, 4192, 4231, 4053 Pioneer 4068, 41
URC 4 User’s Guide JVC Koss Onkyo Panasonic Philips Pioneer RCA Samsung Sanyo Sharp Sherwood Sony 4123, 4064, 4195 4099, 4239 4159, 4133, 4058 4044, 4013, 4197 4009, 4161 4194, 4130, 4119 4219 4135, 4146 4213 4115 4203 4172, 4142, 4249, 4217, 4141 Toshiba 4100 Venturer 4036 Yamaha 4106, 4101 AUDIO - Amplifier Denon 2041 JBL 2090 Krell 2068 Magnavox 2013 Marantz 2098 Parasound 2034, 2103 Pioneer 2070, 2031 RCA 2010 Rotel 2011 Soundmatter 2039 s Technics 2008 Yamaha 2079, 2026 AUDIO - Audio Cassette Curtis
URC 4 User’s Guide Denon Emerson Insignia JBL JVC Koss Onkyo Panasonic Philips Pioneer RCA Samsung Sanyo Sharp Sherwood Sony 24 2016 2014 2038 2020 2006, 2000, 2024 2018, 2018 2057, 2100, 2065 2051, 2066, 2102 2096, 2047 2027, 2022, 2049 2059 2064, 2021 2071 2001 2015 2101, 2025, 2025, 2025, 2005 Toshiba Venturer Yamaha CD - CD ADC Aiwa BOSE Denon Harman Kardon JVC Kenwood Marantz McIntosh Nakamichi Onkyo Panasonic 2084 2036 2040, 2076 4274 4272 4269 4273 4270 4261, 4259 4263 4275 4265 4271 4257, 4278
URC 4 User’s Guide Appendix B – Other Features Showing URC 4 Firmware Version The URC 4 firmware version is in the format of x.y.z, where x, y and z is digit 0-9. Use the following procedures to show the URC 4 firmware version: 1. Press “STB” and hold for 5s. The “STB” backlight will illuminate. 2. Press “INFO” once. 3. The 3 digits of the firmware version (x, y and z as described above) will be displayed in the following manner. a. The “STB” backlight blinks to indicate the digit.
