Konig Electronic KN-URC40B universal Bedienungsanleitung Seite 13

Note :
Orange light indicates readiness and that the KN-URC40B is not receiving any signal.
If the signal LED lights up in red, it means that the signal is too weak (too far away) or too strong (too near).
If the signal LED lights up in green, it indicates optimal signal quality (optimal alignment for learning).
4) To end the range test, press the TV (
earlier.
Note :
The optimal alignment depends on the transmission strength of the signals by the original remote control and,
hence, it may vary for each remote control. This is why you need to carry out the range test with each remote
control from which you would like to learn in order to determine the optimal alignment for it.
Learning – Basic
1) Press and hold the TV (
programme until the signal LED (
2) Enter the code 0 0 0 9 using the numeric buttons. The signal LED fl ashes twice again.
3) Now, the signal LED lights up in green.
4) Press the button on the KN-URC40B remote control that you would like to teach, e.g., standby ( )
5) The signal LED lights up in orange and indicates that the KN-URC40B remote control is ready to learn.
6) Press and hold the desired button on the original remote control until the green signal LED goes off.
Note :
Orange light indicates that the KN-URC40B is not receiving any signal.
If the signal LED lights up in red, it means that the signal is too weak (too far away) or too strong (too near).
7) You may repeat the steps 3 to 6 to teach (or programme) other buttons. To save and end the learning function,
press the TV ( ), STB (
tv
Note :
If the buttons that have been learnt do not work properly with your equipment, or particularly if only every second
button that you press works, please carry out Advanced Learning.
Learning - Advanced
1) Press and hold the TV (
programme until the signal LED (
2) Enter the code 0 0 1 0 using the numeric buttons. The signal LED fl ashes twice again.
3) Now, the signal LED lights up in green.
4) Press the button on the KN-URC40B remote control that you would like to teach, e.g., standby ( )
5) The signal LED lights up in orange and indicates that the KN-URC40B remote control is ready to learn.
6) Press and hold the desired button on the original remote control until the green signal LED goes off.
Note :
Orange light indicates that the KN-URC40B is not receiving any signal.
If the signal LED lights up in red, it means that the signal is too weak (too far away) or too strong (too near).
7) Press and hold the same button on the original remote control once again until the green signal LED goes off.
8) You may repeat the steps 3 to 7 to teach (or programme) other buttons. To save and end the learning function,
press the TV ( ), STB (
tv
Operating the volume control on the TV or satellite receiver or the DVB-T / cable box
(STB) or DVD player / recorder
By default, the volume and mute controls are operated on the satellite receiver or DVB-T / cable box or DVD
player / recorder.
If you would like to operate these controls on the TV, please carry out the following steps.
1) Press and hold the TV button (
2) Enter the code 0 0 0 4 using the numeric buttons. The signal LED fl ashes twice again.
If you would like to restore the volume control functions again to the satellite receiver or the DVB-T / cable box
(STB) or the DVD player / recorder, please carry out the following steps.
1) Press and hold the TV button (
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), STB ( ), DVD (
tv stb
), STB ( ), DVD ( ) or AUX (
tv stb dvd
) fl ashes twice.
), DVD ( ) or AUX (
stb dvd aux
), STB ( ), DVD ( ) or AUX (
tv stb dvd
) fl ashes twice.
), DVD ( ) or AUX (
stb dvd aux
), until the signal LED (
tv
) until the signal LED (
tv
) or AUX ( ) button that had been pressed
dvd aux
) button depending on the level that you wish to
aux
) button that had been pressed earlier.
) button depending on the level that you wish to
aux
) button that had been pressed earlier.
) fl ashes twice.
) fl ashes twice.
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