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UNIVERSAL REMO TE CONTROL K OMPERNASS GMBH BURGSTRASSE 21 ⋅ D-44867 BOCHUM www .k ompernass.com ID-Nr .: KH2156-08/09-V3 UNIVERSAL REMO TE CONTROL Operating manual 3 A 08/2009 KH 2156[...]
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- 1 - INDEX P A GE Impor tant safety instructions 2 Device summar y 3 Initial use 4 Unpacking the device / checking the pack age contents 4 Inser ting the batteries 4 Operating components 5 L CD display 5 Buttons 6 SETUP - System se ttings 8 Code Setup (Progr amming the remo te control) 10 Progr amming b y brand code sear ch 10 Progr amming b y man[...]
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- 2 - Universal remote control KH2156 R ead the operating instructions carefully befor e using the de- vice for the rst time and pr eser ve this booklet for later refer - ence. P ass this manual on to whoev er might acquir e the device at a futur e date. Impor t ant saf ety instructions Proper use Children may only oper ate the remote contr ol u[...]
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- 3 - Damage to t he device If the device is defectiv e, do not attempt to r epair it y our- • self. In case of damage, contact the manufacturer or the manufacturer's ser vice hotline (see W arranty information). If liquid escapes from the de vice or if the device has been • other wise damaged, it must be inspected by the manufac- turer or[...]
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- 4 - Initial use Unpacking the device / checking the pac k age contents Impor t ant! K eep the plastic pack aging well away from small childr en. There is a risk of suocation! Unpack the device and accessories. • Check the pack age contents • - Univer sal remote contr ol (UR C), - Operating instructions, - Manufacturers dir ector y with dev[...]
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- 5 - Note: If no L CD display q is visible check the polar ity of the batteries or install new ones. Operating com ponents L CD display The L CD display q is divided into elds. T ext field 2! Here is sho wn the currently selected device, f or e xam ple D VD, T V VCR etc. Infrared symbol 2@ Ever y time a button is pressed, with which an infrar e[...]
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- 6 - The standard r eadout of the L CD display q consists of the details for the rele vent de vice, for e xample, "T V", the initial for the day of the week and the time of day indicator . Buttons Note: All the functions described here can, of course, only be used if they ar e suppor ted by the de vice being controlled. /ALL OFF button. [...]
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- 7 - CH +/— buttons u Change t he reception channel. MA CRO button i MA CR O button i follo wed b y a number button o 1-4 activat es a pre viously saved chain of commands. Number buttons o Enter programme and de vice code numbers. Button for one/two digit pr ogramme numbers a For tw o digit pr ogramme numbers (depend- ing on the device ty[...]
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- 8 - Record/playback buttons f The playback buttons f control de vices such as D VD/CD players and video r ecorder s: R ecord Star t playback Stop Playback/R ecord/Wind P ause playback Wind for ward R ewind Mute switching g Switch sound on/o. V OL+/— buttons h Set volume (V olume). MENU button j Access the menu of the controlled de vice. OK b[...]
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- 10 - Code Setup (Progr amming the remote contr ol) 3 Pr og r am min g me tho ds a re a v ai la ble f or th e re mo t e c on tr ol: Progr amming b y brand code sear ch, by automatic code search and b y direct code input (manual). Fi rs t y ou s hou ld u se th e b r an d c od e sea r ch s inc e thi s me tho d is the fastest way of pr ogramming if t[...]
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- 11 - 9. If most of the buttons function press the OK butt on k to save the setting. In the L CD display q "OK" appears. Now the mode "BRAND C ODE" appears again. 10. If, how ev er , none or only a few of the buttons function select with the or button t the next code and tes t again as described in step 8. 11. W[...]
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- 12 - 1. Press the de vice button e for the device that is to be con- trolled (i.e. V CR). 2. Switch the device that is to be controlled with the remo te control on. With V CR/D VD/CD de vices please inser t a tape and/or disc. 3. Hold down the S button r f or a little longer than 3 sec- onds. 4. In the L CD display q "CODE SETUP&[...]
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- 13 - Sy st em-Setup Setting the time The L CD display q shows y ou the time of day . Y ou set this as follow s: 1. Hold down the S button r f or a little longer than 3 seconds. The notice "CODE SETUP" appears. If appo x. 15 seconds passes without an entr y the de vice exits the menu and returns to the standar d display . 2. With the[...]
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- 14 - Adjust contrast Y ou can set the display's contrast as follow s: 1. Hold down the S button r f or a little longer than 3 sec- onds. The notice "CODE SETUP" appears. 2. With the or button t select "SY STEM SETUP" and conrm with the OK button k . 3. With the or button t select "CONTR[...]
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- 15 - Timer Se tup The URC oer s 2 timer modes, sleep timer and ev ent timer . Sleep timer 1. Press the de vice button e for the device that is to be con- trolled (i.e. V CR). 2. Hold down the S button r f or a little longer than 3 sec- onds. The notice "CODE SETUP" appears. 3. Press the or button t until "TIM[...]
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- 16 - Tips: 1. P er timer memor y slot a maximum of 14 buttons can be progr ammed. After entr y of the 14th button the sequence will be automatically sav ed and "FULL" is shown in the L CD display q . 2. In this menu also the device will return to the standar d dis- play af ter appro x. 15 seconds wit hout an entr y . Learn Setup The[...]
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- 17 - 5. First pr ess the button on the UR C that is to be taught. In the L CD display q "LEARNING" appears. The UR C now w aits for the infrar ed signal from the original remo te control. Note: Should the notice not change to "LEARNING" y ou have selected a button for which no button code can be taught. 6. P oint the i[...]
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- 18 - T o programme a Macro For Macr o pr ogramming pr oceed as follo ws: 1. Hold down the S button r f or a little longer than 3 sec- onds. The notice "CODE SETUP" appears. 2. With the or button t select "MA CRO SETUP" and conrm with the OK button k . In the display "MACR O SETUP 1" appears. 3. [...]
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- 19 - T o delete all Macros T o delete all pre-prog rammed Macr os proceed as follo ws: 1. Hold down the S button r f or a little longer than 3 sec- onds. The notice "CODE SETUP" appears. 2. With the or button t select "MA CRO SETUP" and conrm with the OK button k . In the display "MACR O SETUP 1" a[...]
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- 20 - Note: The input of the channel numbers can vary according to the model and brand of the selected devices. If necessar y , with multi-digit channel numbers you mus t rst press the button a . T o access favourites T o access a pre-progr ammed fav ourite press the F A V/EPG button l follo wed b y the corresponding number button for the desir[...]
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- 21 - For operation T o operate one of the progr ammed devices with the UR C > rst pr ess the corresponding device button e . Then point the URC to this de vice and press the desir ed button. Put the number buttons > o e xactly as y ou do wit h the original remote contr ol. Before y ou make a tw o digit entr y press, if necessar y , the b[...]
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- 22 - It is possible that you ar e using the wrong code. Start the > brand code sear ch, the automatic code search or the di- rect code input (manual). The URC does not change the station on the device. Press the corresponding de vice button > e to set the UR C to the correct mode. In the ev ent that the original RC does not hav e a "-/[...]
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- 23 - Ever y consumer is legally obliged to surrender batteries/ • rechar geable batteries to a community collection centre in their district or to a dealer . The purpose of this obliga- tion is to ensure that batteries ar e disposed of in a non- polluting manner . Only dispose of batteries when they are fully dischar ged. • Dispose of pack ag[...]
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- 24 - Note : The warranty pr o visions cov er only material or factor y defects. The warranty pr o visions do not co ver par ts subject to wear and tear • for damage to br eak able par ts, such as switches or • rechar geable batteries. This product is for priv ate use only and is not intended for commercial use. The w arranty is v oid in the c[...]