Programming Device Codes; Pre-Programming; Enter The Device Code According To The Code List - Medion LIFE E74003 Handbuch

Programming device codes

For every device that you would like to operate using the universal remote
control, you must program a four-digit device code to a source key (TV1, TV2,
SAT1, SAT2, DVD, VCR, AUDIO, TUNER, TAPE, AUX). The names on the
keys are only for reminder purposes.
For combined devices (e.g. TV set with video recorder, TV set with DVD player,
DVD and video recorder) it is often necessary to assign two source keys with the
respective code for each part of the device. However, there are also combined
devices with only one code for both device parts (see also "Operating combined
devices" on page 11).
Videorecorder: Code search has to be done with an inserted tape.

Pre-programming

The remote control has been pre-programmed for several devices produced by
Medion. Because of this you can use certain basic functions for, for example, a
Medion television directly and without having to programme in the device code.

Enter the device code according to the code list

The codes of the corresponding devices can be found in the Code List enclosed
with these operating instructions. Proceed as follows:
 Switch the relevant device on manually.
 Keep the desired source button (TV1, TV2, SAT1, SAT2, DVD, VCR,
AUDIO, TUNER, TAPE, AUX) pressed for approx. 3 seconds until the red
LED remains permanently lit.
 Enter the four-digit code from the Code Table within 10 seconds.
The LED will extinguish briefly each time the key is pressed.
The LED will go out after the entry of the last digit if the code entry is
valid. If an invalid code has been entered, the LED will blink three times.
Then enter the correct code.
If the device does not respond as expected, repeat the programming, or try a
different code. Please try all the codes specified for your brand. Select the code
that causes all the available commands of your remote control to respond
correctly!
If this is not successful either, then try using the search method described in the
chapter "Automatic search".
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