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NetCommand IR Control 
of an A/V Receiver
Controlling an A/V Receiver 
after NetCommand Setup
Switching Audio to and from the A/V 
Receiver
Press	1. MORE	and	then 9 (AUDIO).
Press	2. 	to	show	the	Speakers	option.
Press	3. 	to	select	either	AV Receiver	or	TV.
Controlling A/V Receiver Power
With Any Connection Type
Press	1. MORE	and	then 9 (AUDIO).
Press	2. 		to	show	the	Speakers	option.
Press	3. 	to	select	AV Receiver.
Point	the	remote	control	at	the	4. TV	(not	the	A /V	
receiver)	and	press	POWER	to	power	the	A /V	
receiver	on	or	off.
With an HDMI Connection
Press	1. ACTIVITY.
Highlight	the	A /V	receiver	icon.2. 
Press	3. POWER.
Controlling Other A/V Receiver Functions
With	the	A /V	receiver	powered	on	and	selected,	the	
TV’s	remote	control	operates	the	volume	and	mute	
functions.		Also,	when	you	switch	to	a	device	in	the	
Activity	menu,	the	A /V	receiver	automatically	switches	
to	the	correct	audio	input	for	the	device.
NetCommand IR home-theater control is available 
on 153 and 249 series TVs.
Several	types	of	A /V	receiver	control	can	be	set	up	
using	the	Inputs	> AVR	menu.
Power and volume.•			See	the	next	page.
Audio switching.•			For	most	equipment	setups,	see	
“Case	1:		Automatic	A /V	Receiver	Switching	to	the	
TV	Audio	Input”	page	63.
Audio switching and surround sound.•			To	set	up	
switching	to	a	surround	sound	device,	see	“Case	
2:		Automatic	A /V	Receiver	Switching	to	a	Surround	
Sound	Device”	page	64
Audio and video switching over HDMI•	.		If	your	
A /V	receiver	has	an	HDMI	output,	it	may	be	con-
venient	to	send	audio	and	video	to	the	TV	over	a	
single	HDMI	cable	through	the	A /V	receiver.		See	
“Case	3:		Automatic	Audio	and	Video	Switching	via	
HDMI,”	page	65.
Note:	 To	set	up	control	of	other	device	types,	see	
“Initial	NetCommand	Setup,”	page	57.
 
						

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I M P O R TA N T
To hear audio sent from the TV to the A /V receiver, 
you must have:
Physically connected the TV to the A /V •	
receiver.
Assigned, if needed, the name AVR if using an •	
HDMI A /V receiver.
“•	Learned” the IR codes for the A /V receiver 
inputs.
Assigned the TV’s audio output to the correct •	
input in the NetCommand Inputs > AVR menu.
Selected the A /V receiver as the audio source.  •	
Press MORE then 9 (AUDIO), then  	to show 
the Speakers option, then		to select the A /V 
Receiver.
Setting Up A/V Receiver Control
Power and Volume
Perform	this	setup	to	control	the	A /V	receiver	power	
and	volume	with	the	TV’s	remote	control.
To	perform	this	setup	you	need:
The	remote	controls	for	both	the	TV	and	the	•	
A /V	receiver.
An	IR	emitter	cable	available	from	Mitsubishi.•	
Before You Begin
Connect	your	A /V	receiver	to	the	TV	and	any	addi-1. 
tional	devices.		See	“Setting	Up	TV	Inputs,”	page	12	
and	“TV	Connections,”	page	16.
Connect	the	IR	emitter	cable	to	the	TV	and	position	2. 
the	IR	emitter	where	it	can	send	signals	to	the	A /V	
receiver.		See	“IR	Emitter	Placement,”	page	56.
Set	the	3. TV’s	remote	control	to	TV	mode	using	the	
side	button.
Setup to Control A/V Receiver Power and Volume
Open	the	1. Inputs >	AVR screen	in	one	of	two	ways:
If	using	the	•	New Device Found	screen	for	the	
A /V	 receiver,	 highlight	NetCommand	and	 press	
ENTER	to	open	the	AVR	screen.
If	performing	NetCommand	setup	at	any	time	•	
after	Auto	Sensing:
Press	MENU,	highlight	Inputs,	and	highlight	AVR	
to	open	the	AVR	menu.
The	first	function	highlighted	in	the	2. AVR	screen	is	
always	Power.		Aim	the	TV’s	remote	control	at	the	
TV	and	press	ENTER	to	begin	learning	for	Power.
Inputs > AVR screen.  Perform 
NetCommand IR “learning” for A/V 
receiver power and volume keys.
When	the	3. Power	text	starts	flashing,	aim	the	A/V 
receiver’s	remote	control	at	the	TV	and	hold	the	
POWER	or	POWER ON	key	until	a	check	mark	appears	
next	to	Power.
If	the	text	stops	flashing	before	the	check	mark	•	
appears,	repeat	this	step.
To	remove	the	key	from	NetCommand	control,	•	
press	the	CANCEL	key	while	the	key	name	is	
highlighted.
Press	the	4. 	key	on	the	TV’s	remote	control	to	high-
light	other	keys	in	the	list.		Repeat	steps	2	and	3	for	
each	additional	function	you	wish	to	control	through	
NetCommand.
If	the	A /V	receiver	has	a	separate	5. POWER OFF	key,	
press		on	the	TV’s	remote	to	highlight	Power Off.		
Repeat	steps	2	and	3	to	“learn”	the	POWER OFF	key.		
If the device has no POWER OFF key, skip this step.
When	finished	“learning”	the	power	and	volume	6. 
keys,	either
To	watch	TV,	press	•	BACK	.
To	continue	with	NetCommand	setup	to	control	•	
switching	of	A /V	receiver	inputs,	highlight	
NEXT	and	press	ENTER.
 
						

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Automatic Switching (Audio or Audio/Video)
The	following	setups	enable	the	A /V	receiver	to	switch	
automatically	to	the	correct	input	when	you	select	a	
device	in	the	TV’s	Activity	menu.
Three	different	connection	arrangements	are	described	
here.		Review	the	descriptions	to	find	the	setup	needed	
for	your	equipment.
To hear digital surround sound from a source device 
you must use the setup described for Case 2.
To	set	up	control	of	an	A /V	receiver	you	need:
The	remote	controls	for	the	TV	and	A /V	receiver.•	
An	IR	emitter	cable	available	from	Mitsubishi.•	
Connecting	cables•	
I M P O R TA N T
All audio from what you are watching on the TV is 
always available from both the TV’s AVR AUDIO 
OUTPUT and DIGITAL AUDIO OUTPUT jacks.
To use the digital surround sound capabilities of 
your A /V receiver however, you must connect the 
audio output from your DVD player, satellite receiver, 
or cable box directly to the A /V receiver.
Before You Begin
Connect	your	A /V	devices	to	the	TV	and	connect	1. 
your	A /V	receiver	to	the	audio	outputs	on	the	TV	
and	the	DVD	player.		Note	the	name	of	the	device	
connected	to	each	A /V	receiver	input.		See	initial	
setup,	page	12,	and	“TV	Connections,”	page	16.
Position	NetCommand	IR	emitters	as	described	in	2. 
“IR	Emitter	Placement,”	page	56.
Set	the	TV’s	remote	control	to	3. TV	mode	using	the	
side	button.
Open	the4.  Inputs	>	AVR	menu,	highlight	NEXT	
and	press	ENTER	to	display	the	device-key-learning	
menu.
Case 1:  Automatic A/V Receiver 
Switching to the TV Audio Input
Most	devices	are	set	up	to	use	the	TV’s	audio	output	like	
the	VCR	in	this	example;	analog	audio	from	the	device	is	
sent	through	the	TV	to	the	A /V	receiver’s	TV	audio	input.
Use	this	setup	for:
Analog Stereo Audio. •	 Audio	from	sources	with	only	
analog	stereo	output	(such	as	a	VCR)	can	be	sent	either	
directly	to	the	A /V	receiver	or	through	the	TV	first.
Mitsubishi	recommends	you	send	audio	through	the	
TV	as	shown	in	the	example.		The	TV	converts	analog	
audio	to	digital	format	to	send	to	a	digital	A /V	receiver.
Setting Up A/V Receiver Control, continued
Audio Available from TV only.  •	Send	audio	from	
the	ANT	input	to	the	A /V	receiver	from	the	TV’s	
analog	or	digital	audio	output.
Use	this	setup	to	make	the	A /V	receiver	switch	to	its	
designated	TV	audio	input	when	viewing	programming	
from	the	ANT	input.
HDMI Digital Stereo Audio.  •	Digital	stereo	audio	
from	an	HDMI	connection	is	available	both	in	digital		
and	analog	format	from	the	TV’s	analog	and	digital	
audio	output	jacks.
TV 
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to TV’s ANT input A/V Receiver
TV audio input 
TV audio 
out  audio output from 
TV (digital or analog) 
v
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an alo g  au d io  
VCR with  
Analog Audio Output 
Important:		To	use	this	setup,	you	must	connect	the	TV’s	
audio	output	to	the	A /V	receiver’s	TV	audio	input	jack.
In	the	1.  Inputs > AVR	menu,	press			to	highlight	
TV audio out	as	the	A /V	receiver	input	to	control.
Press	2. ENTER	on	the	TV’s	remote	control.
While	the	text	3. TV audio out	is	flashing,	press	and	
hold	the	TV INPUT	key	on	the	A/V receiver’s	remote	
control.
When	a	check	appears	next	to	4. TV audio out,	
release	the	TV INPUT	key.
If	the	text	stops	flashing	before	the	check	mark	•	
appears,	repeat	this	step.
To	erase	the	IR	code	just	“learned,”	press	•	
CANCEL	while	the	name	is	highlighted.
Press	5. MENU	if	 finished	 or	continue	 with	Case	 2	setup	
if	you	want	to	control	surround	sound	switching	for	
another	audio	source.
Case 1:  NetCommand setup for controlling A/V 
receiver switching to the A/V receiver’s audio input 
from the TV.  The list displayed represents inputs in use.  
The device names are those you assigned in the New 
Device Found screen or in the Inputs > Name menu.
  
						

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Setting Up A/V Receiver Control, continued
Case 2:  Automatic A/V Receiver Switching 
to a Surround Sound Device
Note:  Use this setup to send digital surround sound 
from a source device directly to your external sound 
system.  For non-surround sound source devices, 
Mitsubishi recommends using the setup for Case 1, 
in which audio is sent through the TV.
A	device	can	send	digital	surround	sound	such	as	Dolby	
Digital	or	DTS	 directly	 to	the	 A /V	 receiver.		 The	device	 might	
be	a	DVD	player,	cable	box,	or	satellite	receiver,	and	could	
have	HDMI	output.		A	DVD	player	is	used	in	this	example.
Your	setup	may	include	additional	devices	with	digital	
surround	sound	connected	directly	to	the	A /V	receiver.		
These	devices	might	be	a	DVD	player	plus	a	cable	box	
or	satellite	receiver.
TVau dio  + v id eoIncoming 
Coaxial Cable A/V Receiver
DVD audio 
input
DVD Player with 
Digital Surround Sound
v id eo v
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digital surround sound
v id eo
an alo g  au d io
DVD Player 
with 
Digital 
Surround  Sound
Case 2:  A/V receiver audio from a device providing 
surround sound directly to the A/V receiver
In	the	1.  Inputs > AVR	menu,	press			to	highlight	
the	name	of	the	A /V	receiver	input	to	control.		In	this	
example,	it	is	the	DVD	input.
Press	2. ENTER	on	the	TV’s	remote	control.
Case 2:  NetCommand setup for 
controlling A/V receiver switching 
to the A/V receiver’s DVD input.  The list contains 
connected inputs with names assigned during Auto 
Input Sensing.
While	the	text	3. DVD	is	flashing,	press	and	hold	the	
DVD INPUT	key	on	the	A/V receiver’s	remote	control.
When	a	check	appears	next	to	4. DVD,	release	the	
DVD INPUT	key.
If	the	text	stops	flashing	before	the	check	mark	•	
appears,	repeat	this	step.
To	erase	the	IR	code	just	“learned,”	press	•	
CANCEL	while	the	name	is	highlighted.
If	finished,	highlight	5. EXIT	and	press	ENTER	or	
continue	to	set	up	additional	A /V	receiver	audio	
sources.
  
						

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Multiple video inputs through a single HDMI cable.  You can 
connect multiple video devices to an A/V receiver that has 
an HDMI output.  The optional audio connection allows you 
to hear, through the A/V receiver, devices connected to the 
TV only, e.g., an antenna on the ANT input.
AVR AUDIO OUTPUTRL
HDMI OUTDIGITAL
AUDIO INANALOG AUDIO INL R
High-denition 
DVD player
DVD player
Cable box
VCR
AUDIO
R
L
TV
A/V receiver with 
HDMI output
Any connection 
types
Optional 
analog or 
digital audio  connection
HDMI cable
Before You Begin
To	complete	these	steps	you	will	need:
The	remote	controls	for	both	the	TV	and	the	•	
A /V	receiver.
An	IR	emitter	cable	available	from	Mitsubishi.•	
An	HDMI-to-HDMI	cable	to	connect	the	A /V	•	
receiver	to	the	TV	and	cables	necessary	to	
connect	devices	to	the	A /V	receiver.
Connect	the	A /V	receiver	to	the	TV	with	an	HDMI-1.
 
to-HDMI	cable.		Do	not	connect	the	optional	audio	
cable	at	this	time.
If	desired,	enable	HDMI	Control	of	a	CEC-enabled	2. 
A /V	receiver.		See	Appendix	B,	“HDMI	Control	of	
CEC	Devices.”
Connect	your	audio/video	devices	to	the	A /V	3. 
receiver.		Note	the	name	of	the	device	connected	
to	each	A /V	receiver	input.		This	information	will	be	
needed	later	to	set	up	NetCommand’s	automatic	
input	switching.
Setting Up A/V Receiver Control, continued
Case 3:  Automatic Audio and 
Video Switching via HDMI
If	your	A /V	receiver	has	an	HDMI	output,	it	may	be	
convenient	to	route	video	signals	from	multiple	devices	
over	a	single	cable	to	the	TV.		Use	this	procedure	to	set	
up	NetCommand	control	of	the	A /V	receiver’s	audio	
and	video	switching	over	a	single	HDMI	cable.		The	
connected	source	devices	can	be	analog,	digital,	or	a	
mixture	or	the	two.		When	this	setup	is	complete,	you	
can	use	the	TV’s	Activity	menu	to	select	a	video	device	
connected	to	the	A /V	receiver.
VCR with 
Analog Audio Output
A/V Receiver
HDMI 
Output
digital surround sound
HDMI Cable
Blu-ray player
DVD player
Cable box
VCR
TV
More About Using an HDMI Connection
Audio	from	devices	connected	directly	to	the	TV	•	
can	be	heard	from	the	TV	speakers	only.		To	send	
audio	to	the	A /V	receiver	from	such	devices,	use	
one	of	the	optional	audio	connections	shown	in	the	
diagram	on	this	page.		For	example,	use	an	optional	
audio	connection	if	you	wish	to	use	the	A /V	receiver	
speakers	to	hear	audio	from:
The		-ANT	input
A	game	or	camcorder	connected	to	the	conve-	-
nience	input	(INPUT 3).
To	use	NetCommand	to	supplement	HDMI	control	•	
of	a	CEC-enabled	A /V	receiver,	the	recommended	
setup	sequence	is:
Connect	the	HDMI	cable.1. 
Enable	HDMI	control	(2. New Device Found	 screen).
Connect	the	secondary	digital	audio	cable,	if	3. 
desired.
Perform	NetCommand	setup.4. 
If	you	connect	to	HDMI	after	performing	
NetCommand	setup	for	the	A /V	receiver,	the	
NetCommand	setup	will	be	lost.
In	some	circumstances,	audio	from	a	device	con-•	
nected	to	the	A /V	receiver	may	not	be	passed	over	
the	HDMI	cable	to	the	TV	speakers.		In	these	cases	
you	must	use	the	A /V	receiver	speakers	to	hear	audio.
                                                                                                                                                                                                  
						

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If	using	an	optional	audio	cable	between	the	TV	and	4. 
A /V	receiver,	connect	it.
Connect	the	IR	emitter	cable	to	the	TV	and	position	5. 
the	IR	emitter	where	it	can	send	signals	to	the	A /V	
receiver.		See	“IR	Emitter	Placement,”	page	56.
Setup to Control Automatic Audio 
and Video Switching via HDMI
When	this	setup	is	complete,	the	“learned”	A /V	receiver	
input	will	appear	in	the	TV’s	Activity	menu	as	a	select-
able	input.
Power	on	the	A /V	receiver.1. 
Set	the	2. TV’s	remote	control	to	TV	mode	using	the	
side	button.
Power	on	the	TV.3. 
When	the	4. New Device Found	screen	displays,	
select	device	name	AVR	if	it	is	not	recognized	auto-
matically.
Navigate	to	the	5. Inputs > AVR	menu	or,	from	
within	the	New Device Found	screen,	highlight	
NetCommand	and	press	ENTER.
To set up A/V switching over HDMI, choose your 
devices from a list.  Unlike the device list described for 
Case 2, this is a generic list containing more than just 
the devices detected in your setup.
In	the	6. Inputs > AVR	menu,	press			to	highlight	
the	name	of	the	A /V	receiver	input	to	control.		In	this	
example,	it	is	the	DVD	input.
Press	7. ENTER	on	the	TV’s	remote	control.
While	the	text	8. DVD	is	flashing,	press	and	hold	the	
DVD INPUT	key	on	the	A/V receiver’s	remote	control.
When	a	check	appears	next	to	9. DVD,	release	the	
DVD INPUT	key.
If	the	text	stops	flashing	before	the	check	mark	•	
appears,	repeat	this	step.
To	erase	the	IR	code	just	“learned,”	press	•	
CANCEL	while	the	name	is	highlighted.
If	there	are	no	more	devices	to	set	up,	highlight	10.  
EXIT	and	press	ENTER	or	continue	to	set	up	addi-
tional	A /V	receiver	audio/video	sources.
Setting Up A/V Receiver Control, continued
NetCommand Control of a Device Con-
nected to an HDMI A /V Receiver
Use	this	setup	to	have	NetCommand	control	a	device	
sending	audio	and	video	through	the	A /V	receiver	to	the	
TV	via	HDMI.
You	must	have	already	completed	the	procedure	under	
“Setup	to	Control	Automatic	Audio	and	Video	Switching	
via	HDMI”	on	this	page.		That	procedure		places	an	icon	
in	the	Activity	menu	for	the	device	(input)	connected	to	
the	A /V	receiver.
HDMI 
Cable
TV
Any Connection  Ty p e
Source DeviceA / V 
Receiver
	
Set	up	NetCommand	control	of	A /V	receiver	audio/1.  
video	switching	via	HDMI	as	described	on	this	
page.
Press	2. BACK	to	close	any	open	menus	and	return	to	
normal	TV	viewing.
Press	3. ACTIVITY.
Highlight	the	icon	for	the	A /V	receiver	input	you	4. 
wish	to	control.
Press	5. ENTER	to	switch	the	TV	to	the	A /V	receiver	
and	the	A /V	receiver	to	the	input.
Open	the	6. Inputs > Learn	menu.
Perform	NetCommand	“learning”	for	the	con-7.  
nected	device	by	following	the	steps	in	“Initial	
NetCommand	Setup,”	page	57.
 
						

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Appendix A:  Programming the Remote Control ...........68
Appendix B:  HDMI Control of CEC Devices ..............75
Appendix C:  TV Care  ...........................78
Appendix D:  Bypassing the Parental Lock  ..............79
Appendix E:  Troubleshooting ......................81
Appendices
 
						

							68 Appendices
This	appendix	explains	programming	the	TV’s	remote	
control	to	operate	other	A /V	devices.		This	is	distinct	
from	NetCommand	control.
Functions Available for Other A/V Devices
The	TV’s	remote	control	can	be	programmed	to	operate	
other	types	and	brands	of	A /V	products.	The	functions	
performed	in	each	switch	position	vary	depending	on	
the	product.		Not	all	functions	work	for	all	models.		The	
most	common	functions	available	are	listed	on	this	
page.
Control modes
VCRs and DVRs
•	CHANNEL UP/DN
•	POWER
•	SLEEP	(from	MORE	menu)
•	 (FAST FORWARD)
•	 (PAU S E)
•	 (PL AY)
•	 (R ECORD)
•	 (REVERSE)
•	 (STOP)
•	GUIDE	(DVR	only)
•	MENU (DVR	only)
•	0–9	Number	Buttons
Mitsubishi	VCRs	are	compatible	with	some	additional	keys.
Cable Boxes and Satellite Receivers
(not	all	functions	for	all	models)
•	PAGE UP/DOWN
•	CANCEL
•	CHANNEL UP/DN
•	ENTER
•	GUIDE
•	POWER
•					
•	LAST	(ENTER;	for	chan-
nels	on	some	models)
•	0–9	Number	Keys
The 	record/playback 	keys:
•	 (FAST F ORWARD)
•	 (PAU S E)
•	 (PL AY)
•	 (R ECORD)
•	 (REVERSE)
•	 (STOP)
249 Series Keys for 
Cable Boxes
FAV•	
ON DEMAND•	
F1–F4•	
A/V Receivers
•	MUTE
•	POWER
•	SLEEP	(from	MORE	menu)
•	VOLUME
•	0–9	Number	Buttons
•	 Direct	Input	Selection	
buttons:		numbers	
and	LAST	(on	some	
Mitsubishi	models)
CD Players
(not	all	functions	for	all	models)
•	SLEEP	(from	MORE	menu)
•	 (FAST F ORWARD)
•	 (PAU S E)
•	 (PL AY)
•	 (REVERSE)
•	 (STOP)
•	0–9	Number	Buttons
DVD Players
(not	all	functions	for	all	models)
•	CANCEL	(on	some	
models)
•	CHANNEL UP/DN	(for	
track	skip	on	some	
models)
•	ENTER
•	MENU
•	POWER
•	SLEEP	(from	MORE	menu)
•					
•	 (FAST F ORWARD)
•	 (PAU S E)
•	 (PL AY)
•	 (R ECORD)
•	 (REVERSE)
•	 (STOP)
•	0-9	Number	Keys
Appendix A:  Programming the Remote Control
I M P O R TA N T
Some manufacturers may change their products 
or they may use more than one remote control 
system.  The TV’s remote control may be unable 
to operate your A /V equipment in these cases.
GUIDEMENUINFOBACKACTIVITY
To use the remote after 
programming, press the side 
button to change the control 
mode to match the device 
type.
The MORE Menus
Press	the	MORE	key	to	display	a	menu	showing	addi-
tional	key	functions	available	after	programming	the	
remote	control	for	a	device.
249 Series Supplemental Keys
The	supplemental	cable	box	keys	offered	with	the	249	
series	may	provide	additional	controls.		Program	the	
remote	control	for	your	cable	box	and	test	the	keys.
  
The	TV’s	remote	control	may	
operate	the	Favorites	and	On	
Demand	features	of	your	cable	box.
The	F1–F4	keys	work	like	the		A,	B,	C,	
D	buttons	on	some	cable	boxes.
       
						

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Programming the Remote Control
Press	the	side	button	on	the	remote	control	to	1. 
change	to	the	correct	mode	for	the	product	you	
want	to	control.		Refer	to	the	table	below.		Only	
one	of	each	device	type	can	be	controlled	in	each	
mode.
ModeAffected Device
CA B L E / S ATCable	Box
DTV	Receiver
Satellite	Receiver
VCRVCR
DVR
DVD	Player/Recorder
DVDDVD	Player/Recorder
DVR
VCR
AUDIOA /V	Receiver
Audio	Amplifier
CD	Player
Press	and	hold	2. POWER	on	the	remote	control	for	
several	seconds	until	the	mode	indicator	blinks	
twice	and	goes	off.
Release	the	3. POWER	key.
Enter	the	first	five-digit	code	listed	for	your	equip-4. 
ment.
The	mode	indicator	blinks	twice	when	you	•	
start	to	enter	the	code	and	then	once	for	each	
additional	keypress.
The	mode	indicator	blinks	twice	when	you	finish	•	
entering	a	valid	code.
If	you	need	to	start	over	or	wish	to	exit	pro-•	
gramming	mode,	temporarily	change	to	a	
different	mode	using	the	side	button.
Point	the	remote	control	at	the	equipment	and	5. 
press	POWER.		If	the	product	has	no	power	on/off	
function,	press	a	different	key,	such	as	  (PL AY), 
  (STOP), VOLUME UP,	or MUTE.
If	the	equipment	responds,	the	remote	control	•	
is	properly	programmed.
If	the	equipment	does	not	respond,	repeat	•	
steps	2–4	with	the	next	five-digit	code	listed	for	
your	equipment.
Once	you	have	found	the	correct	code,	write	it	in	6. 
the	space	below	for	future	reference.
ModeDevice TypeCode
C A B L E / S AT
VCR
DVD
AUDIO
I M P O R TA N T
You may need to reprogram the remote control after 
changing the batteries.  Record the codes for each 
mode in the space provided to make this faster.
Code Verification
To	determine	the	code	programmed	for	any	mode:
Set	the	mode	to	the	one	you	wish	to	verify.1.  
Press	and	hold	2. POWER	on	the	remote	control	for	
several	seconds	until	the	mode	indicator	blinks	twice	
and	goes	off.
Press	keys	3. 9   9   0
Press	4. 1	and	count	the	blinks	of	the	power	key.		
Write	down	the	number	of	blinks	as	the	first	digit	of	
the	code.
Repeat	step	4	for	the	second,	third,	fourth,	and	fifth	5. 
digits	of	the	code.
Audio Lock:  Universal A/V 
Receiver Control
With	Audio	Lock	enabled,	the	remote	control	operates	
volume	and	mute	on	the	A /V	receiver	in	all	modes	set	by	
the	side	button.		Activate	Audio	Lock	if	you	normally	use	
an	A /V	receiver	with	your	TV	and	other	A /V	equipment.
Program	1. AUDIO	mode	for	your	A /V	receiver	as	
described	in	“Programming	the	Remote	Control”	on	
this	page.
With	the	remote	control	in	2. AUDIO	mode,	hold	POWER	
on	the	remote	control	for	several	seconds	until	the	
mode	indicator	blinks	twice	and	goes	off.
Press	keys	3. 9   9   3   ENTER
The	mode	indicator	will	blink	twice	to	indicate	Audio	
Lock	is	active.
To  Reset the Remote Control to Operate Volume 
and Mute for the TV Speakers 
Press	and	hold	1. POWER	for	several	seconds	until	the	
mode	indicator	blinks	twice	and	goes	off.
Press	keys	2. 9   9   3   VOLUME UP.
The	mode	indicator	will	blink	four	times	to	indicate	
Audio	Lock	has	cleared.
Appendix A:  Programming the Remote Control, continued
 
						

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Programming Codes
Appendix A:  Programming the Remote Control, continued
Audio Amplifiers
Adcom41100,	40577
Altec	Lansing4174 2
Bel	Canto	
Design
415 8 3
Bose4 0 6 74
Carver40892
Cary	Audio	
Design
4187 9
Classe414 61
Flextronics4187 9
Halcro419 3 4
Harman/
Kardon
40892
JVC40331
Krell418 37
Left	Coast40892
Lexicon41802,	41145
Marantz40892
Mark	
Levinson
414 8 3
Parasound419 3 4
Philips40892
Polk	Audio40892
Victor40331
Yamaha40354
Cable Boxes
A-Mark10144,	10008
ABC10237,	10008
Acorn10 237
Action10 237
Active10 237
Americast10 8 9 9
Amino11822,	11602
Archer10 237
Bell	South10 8 9 9
Century10008
Cisco11982,	11877,	10877
Comcast119 8 2
Digeo12187
Director10 476
GE1014 4
General		
Instrument
10 476
GoldStar1014 4
Hitachi10008
i3	Micro116 0 2
Insight10 476
Jerrold10 476
Memorex10000
Motorola11376,	11254,	10476
Myrio11822,	11602
Nova	Vision10008
Novaplex10008
Pace11877,	10877,	10237,	
10008
Panasonic11982,	10144,	10008,	
10000
Cable Boxes
Paragon10525,	10008,	10000
Penney10000
Philips113 0 5
Pioneer11877,	10877,	10533,	
1014 4
Pulsar10000
Quasar10000
Runco10000
Samsung1014 4
Scientific	
Atlanta
11877,	10877,	10477,	
10237,	10008,	10000
Sejin116 0 2
Sony110 0 6
Sprucer1014 4
Toshiba10000
US	Elec-
tronics
10008
Videoway10000
Zenith10899,	10525,	10000
CD Players
Acoustic	
Research
40420
Akai40083
Burmester40420
California	
Audio	Labs
40029
DKK40000
Fisher40000
Garrard40420
Hafler4 0 17 3
Harman/
Kardon
41202,	40173,	40100,	
40083
Inkel4 018 0
Integra40101
JVC41294,	40072
Kenwood40626,	40190,	40037,	
40029,	40000
KLH41711,	41318
Koss41317
LG412 0 8
Magnavox40038
Marantz40626,	40435,	40180,	
40038,	40029
McIntosh417 0 3
MCS40029
Memorex40420,	40000
MGA40083
Miro40000
Mitsubishi40098,	40083
Modulaire40420,	40180,	40087,	
40000
MTC40420
NAD412 0 8
Onkyo41327,	40101
Optimus40420,	40087,	40037,	
40000
Panasonic40752,	40388,	40029
CD Players
Parasound40420
Penney40029
Philips40626
Pioneer410 87
Proceed40420
Quasar40029
RadioShack40420,	40180,	40000
RCA40420
Realistic40420,	40180,	40087,	
40000
Roksan40435
Rotel40420
Sansui40000
Sanyo40087,	40000
Sharp40180,	40037
Sherwood41950,	40180
Sony41364,	40490,	40185,	
40100,	40000
Symphonic4 018 0
Tascam40420
TDK412 0 8
Te a c40490,	40420,	40180
Te c h n i c s40029
Victor40072
Wards40087
Yamaha41292,	40490,	40036
Yo r x40000
A/V Receivers
ADC40531
Aiwa41641,	41405,	41388,	
41243,	40189,	40121
Alco413 9 0
AMC4107 7
Anam41609,	41074
Arcam4118 9
Audiotronic4118 9
Audiovox413 9 0
Bose41933,	41841,	41629,	
41253,	41229,	40639
Cairn4 018 9
Capetronic40531
Carver41289,	41189,	40189,	
4 0121
Curtis	
Mathes
4 0 014
Daewoo4125 0
Denon41360,	41306,	41142,	
4 0121
Emerson40531
Fisher418 01
Grundig4 018 9
Harman/
Kardon
41306,	41304,	41289,	
40891,	40189,	40110
Hitachi418 01
Insignia42169,	41893,	41077,	
410 3 0