SRP5107WM - Remote control PHILIPS - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	Universal Remote Control
Brand	Philips
Model	SRP5107WM
Compatibility	TV, set-top box, DVD, Blu-ray, soundbar, and more
Device Control	Infrared (IR)
Number of Devices Supported	Up to 4 devices
Programming Method	Auto-search, direct code entry, or learning
Power Source	2 x AAA batteries (not included)
Battery Type	Alkaline recommended
Battery Life	Approximately 12 months under normal use
Dimensions (L x W x H)	Approx. 21 x 5 x 2.5 cm
Weight	Approx. 110 g (including batteries)
Material	Plastic
Color	Black (typical)
Display Screen	None (button-based)
Backlight	Yes, keypad backlight (if applicable)
Learning Function	Yes, can learn IR commands from original remote
Macro Function	Yes, programmable multi-step commands
Volume Punch-Through	Yes, allows volume control on different device
Cleaning Instructions	Wipe with a soft dry cloth; avoid liquids
Operating Temperature	0°C to 45°C
Storage Temperature	-20°C to 60°C
Battery Safety	Do not mix old/new batteries; dispose properly
Warranty	1 year (check local regulations)

Frequently Asked Questions - SRP5107WM PHILIPS

How do I set up my Philips SRP5107WM remote control?

Insert 2 AAA batteries, turn on your device, and press the device button (e.g., TV). Then press and hold the SETUP button until the LED blinks twice. Enter the 4-digit code from the code list for your brand, or use the auto-search method.

What devices are compatible with the SRP5107WM?

It controls most brands of TVs, set-top boxes, DVD/Blu-ray players, soundbars, and other IR-controlled devices. Check the included code list or use the learning function for unsupported models.

How do I program the remote without a code?

Use the auto-search method: Press and hold SETUP until LED blinks twice. Press the device button, then press the POWER button repeatedly until your device turns off. Press SETUP to save.

Can I use this remote to control multiple devices?

Yes, it can control up to 4 devices. Assign each device to a separate mode button (TV, DVD, etc.). You can switch between them by pressing the corresponding button.

How do I replace the batteries?

Open the battery compartment on the back, remove old batteries, and insert two new AAA batteries matching the polarity (+/-) marked inside. Close the cover.

My remote is not working. What should I do?

First, ensure batteries are fresh and correctly inserted. Check if the IR sensor on your device is unobstructed. Try reprogramming the remote using the code list or auto-search. If still not working, perform a factory reset.

Does this remote have a learning function?

Yes, you can teach the remote commands from your original remote. Place the remotes head-to-head, press a key on the SRP5107WM, then press the corresponding key on the original remote while holding SETUP.

How do I factory reset the remote?

Press and hold the SETUP button until the LED blinks twice. Enter code 981, then press and hold SETUP again until the LED blinks twice. All codes are erased.

Where can I find the code list for my TV brand?

The code list is included in the user manual. You can also download the manual from Philips support website or use the auto-search function which finds the code automatically.

Why is the keypad backlight not turning on?

The backlight may turn off automatically to save battery. Press any button to activate it. If it still doesn't work, replace the batteries. Some models require a specific button press (e.g., pressing the OK button).

USER MANUAL SRP5107WM PHILIPS

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SRP5107WM/17

EN User Manual

PHILIPS

Table of contents

1 Your SRP5107WM 3
2 Getting started 4-

2.1 Inserting the batteries ....4
2.2 Testing the universal remote control 4-5
2.3 Setting up the universal remote control ....5-9

3 Using the universal remote control .....9-15

3.1 Buttons and functions 9-12
3.2 Controlling combo devices 12-13
3.3 Learning button functions 13-14
3.4 Resetting a button to its original function .....14
3.5 Resetting the original functions of the remote control (Factory Reset) 15

4 Service and support 15-18

4.1 Frequently asked questions 15-17
4.2 Need help? 17

FCC Compliancy 18
Notice for Canada 18
Helpline 19
Brand list 20-31

1 Your SRP5107WM

Congratulations on your purchase of the Philips SRP5107WM universal remote control.

After setting up the remote control you can operate up to 7 different devices with it.

Simple Setup

The universal remote control comes with the innovative Simple Setup technology.

After setup, the SRP5107WM can operate TV, DVD player/ recorder (including Blu-ray player), VCR, DVR, HD, auxiliary equipment and all common Cable, Satellite, DTV and other set top boxes, such as DirecTV, Comcast, AT&T, Verizon, Time Warner, Scientific Atlanta, TiVo and many more.

Simply follow the instructions in chapter 2.3 to set up the remote control for your devices.

We focused on making this remote control consumer friendly. We have highlighted the DVR (TiVo/Replay) buttons in blue for easy referencing on the keypad.

The remote control is equipped with the most common functions for operating your devices. However, if you miss certain functions, this remote control can 'learn' these functions from the original remote control.

To fully benefit from the support that Philips offers, register your product at: www.philips.com/welcome.

2 Getting started

2.1 Inserting the batteries

- Insert 2 AA type batteries, noting the + and - configuration in the battery compartment.

Note

When replacing the batteries, all user settings will be retained in the remote control memory for an unlimited period of time.

2.2 Testing the universal remote control

It is advised to test whether your device(s) already respond(s) to the SRP5107WM before setting it up (see chapter 2.3). The example below instructs you how to do this for your TV. You can repeat the same steps for other devices (DVR, DVD player/recorder, Cable/Satellite box, DTV, VCR, HD and auxiliary equipment) which you want to operate using the SRP5107WM.

Example: testing the universal remote control on your TV:

1 Switch ON your TV manually or use the original remote control for this. Tune to channel 1.

2 Press the TV device selection button to select TV.

- The red Setup light ◎ blinks. If the Setup light ◎ did not blink, check whether the batteries are properly inserted (see chapter 2.1).

3 Check whether the buttons that you need for operating your TV are working. For an overview of the buttons and their functions see chapter 3.1.

- If the TV responds as it should to all of the button commands, the SRP5107WM is ready for use. If the device does not respond at all or not to all of the button commands, follow the instructions in chapter 2.3.

2.3 Setting up the universal remote control

The example below instructs you how to set up your universal remote control for your TV. You can repeat the same steps for other devices (DVR, DVD player/recorder, Cable/Satellite box, DTV, VCR, HD and auxiliary equipment) which you want to operate, using the universal remote control.

The remote control can be set up to operate any 7 of the following devices:

Device name	Description
TV	Traditional TV, LCD/Plasma TV, flat panel TV, projection TV and 3D TV, TV part of TV/VCR, TV/VCR/DVD and TV/DVD combos
DVR	Digital/Personal Video Recorder (DVR/PVR), TiVo, DVR part of DVR/SAT, DVR/Cable and DVR/DVD combos
DVD	DVD player/recorder (DVDR/DVD-RW), DVD/Hard Disk Drive combination (DVDR-HDD), Blu-Ray player, High Definition DVD player (HD-DVD), DVD part of TV/DVD, TV/VCR/DVDDVR/DVD and VCR/DVD combos
CBL/SAT	Cable box, satellite receiver, Internet Protocol TV (IPTV), Free To Air TV, High Definition Television decoder (HDTV), Digital Television (DTV), TiVo&AT/Digital TV (DTV)/WebTV, DTV/Advanced Television Systems (ATSC) - Digital To Analog Converter, CBL part of DVR/Cable combos and SAT part of DVR/SAT combos
VCR	Video cassette player/recorder, VCR part of TV/VCR, TV/VCR/DVD and VCR/DVD combos

AUX Auxiliary equipment:

CD, Audio System, Laser Disc, Digital Picture Frame, Media Center PC, Home Automation, Home Theater in a Box (HTIB)

HD Any of the above listed devices

Example: setting up the universal remote control to operate your TV:

1 Switch ON the TV manually or use the original remote control for this. Tune to channel 1.
2 Press and hold the TV device selection button for 5 seconds until the red Setup light ◦ blinks. • The remote control is now in setup mode.
3 Look up the 4-digit code for your brand in the brand list at the back of this user manual. A 4-digit code is shown for each brand.

Use the digit buttons to enter the code for your brand (e.g. Philips, 2 1 9 5).

- If the red Setup light turns off, an invalid code was entered. In this case, try again.

4 Aim the remote control at the TV. Press and hold the button. Release it immediately as soon as the TV switches off.

• This step normally takes between 5 and 60 seconds. In extreme circumstances the minutes.

5 Switch ON the TV. Try out the buttons that you need for operating it. Try, for example, if the -CH + and digit buttons function properly.

- If a button does not work as expected, press and hold that button. Release it immediately as soon as it works. For more information, see chapter 2.3.3.

6 Press the device selection button twice to finish setup.

- When no button is pressed for 5 minutes or more, the remote control will exit setup mode, automatically saving all your settings.

Important

If you made a mistake:

• Press the device selection button twice to exit setup.
  The red Setup light ⓞ turns off.

• Restart from the beginning.

• If the device does not respond at all or not to all of the button commands or if you cannot find the code for your brand, enter '9, 9, 9, 9' in step 3 and continue with step 4. The remote control will now search its full database for a code that works with your TV. Full database search may take up to 15 minutes.
  • Alternatively you can set up the universal remote control with the learn feature as described in chapter 3.3.

2.3.1 Setting up the remote control for other devices (DVR, DVD player/recorder, Cable/Satellite box, DTV, VCR, HD andauxiliary equipment)

1 Make sure the device is switched on and operational. E.g. insert a disc in the DVD player/recorder or a video cassette in the VCR.
2 Then follow steps 2 to 6 offsetting up the universal remote control to operate your TV. Make sure to use the correct device selection button: DVR, VD, CBL, SAT, HD or UX

2.3.2 Setting up the remote control for combo devices In most cases you will have to set up the remote control for each part of the combo device.

Only in some cases a single code-set will operate all parts of the combo.

For example: for a TV/DVD combo you will first have to set up the remote control for TV (with the TV button) and then for DVD (with the button or any other device selection button) in order to operate both parts of the combo.

For this refer to chapter 2.3.

2.3.3 Improving buttons

When correctly set up, the remote control should be able to operate all your devices. However, when using the remote control for the first time it might occur that some buttons do not yet function as expected. In this case you can have the remote control search for alternatives.

Note

Improving buttons is not possible when the code was found during full database search (with code '9, 9, 9, 9').

During initial setup

1 Make sure the receiving device is able to respond. E.g. when you try to repair the Play button for your DVD player, make sure to insert a DVD into the DVD player otherwise the Play button is not able to function.
2 Press the button that does not function, keep it pressed and immediately release it when the device responds. Repeat this for every button that does not function.
• If the button still does not function as expected, try pressing it again for a longer period of time.

After initial setup

1 Make sure the receiving device is able to respond. E.g. when you try to repair the Play button for your DVD player, make sure to insert a DVD into the DVD player otherwise the Play button is not able to function.
2 Select the device that you wish to operate (e.g. DVD). Press the DVD device selection button to select DVD.
3 Keep buttons 1 and 4 pressed simultaneously for 5 seconds.

- The red Setup light lights up. The remote control is now in setup mode.

4 Press and hold the button that does not function and immediately release it when the device responds.
• If the button still does not function as expected, try pressing it again for a longer period of time.

5 Press the device selection button twice to save your settings and exit setup mode.

- When no button is pressed for 5 minutes or more, the remote control will exit setup mode, automatically sa

3 Using the universal remote control

3.1 Buttons and functions

The illustration on page 2 gives an overview of all buttons on the remote control. Try out the buttons you need for operating your devices.

Notes

• Buttons having the same functions as the buttons on your original remote control may have different namings on the SRP5107WM (e.g. Info/Display).
• Only functions that are available on your original remote control can be used for operating your devices with the SRP5107WM.

1

LEARN....used to setup learning functions.

BACKLIGHT (💡).....turns the backlighting on/off.

SETUP light....lights up when a remote control command is being sent, when you select a device and when the remote control is in setup or learn mode.

POWER (D).....switches the selected device on/off.

2

.....device selection buttons. Select the device to be operated.

3

MENU......menu on/off.

GUIDE......electronic program guide.

INFO......on-screen channel information.

EXIT......exits/clears on-screen menu displays.

4

SELECT......selects menu items for the device you are controlling.

OK ...... confirms your selection.

(I) UP/DOWN,

(-) LEFT/RIGHT......cursor up, down, left, right in a menu.

5

+VOL -......increases/decreases the volume

level of the device, normally TV.

turns the sound of the device (normally TV) off/on while the picture remains.

RPUT ....selects available source inputs (Antenna, Cable, etc.).

+ CH -......next / previous channel.

6

▼P ▲P......previous (▼P) / next (▲P) page/track in various modes.

◀......rewind.

play.

fast forward.

stop.

10

EN 11EN

record.

II....pause.

7

- - - - - ...... context sensitive buttons, ordered following the requirements for cable boxes. A - Yellow, B - Blue, C - Red, D - Green.

8

Digit buttons......for direct channel / track selection.

ENTER....used after direct channel selection. Some devices require ENTER to be pressed after channel selection.

(-)......selects between one and two-figure channel numbers.

9

TV Closed Caption (if your TV has this feature).

① stores learned button commands.

3D changes TV / DVD mode to 3D.

^{1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50}

Note

For some TV brands/types, the 📋 button will only turn off the TV. You will have to press a digit button (direct channel selection) to turn on the TV again.

3.1.1 Dedicated DVR functions - labeled in blue (*TiVo/Replay)

When you select DVR mode by pressing the DVR button, all blue DVR function buttons will become active.

3 T.CENTRAL......TiVo button for TiVo Central.

CH GUIDE......TiVo Live Guide - the TiVo Program Guide.

DISPLAY......brings up the Channel Banner: CLEAR......exits/clears on-screen menu displays.

5

LIVE TV INPUT....goes to Live TV broadcast.

* TiVo and Replay are registered trade marks of their respective owners.

3.2 Controlling combo devices

Some combo devices (e.g. TV/DVR, TV/DVD, DVD/DVR, etc.) have separate buttons on the original remote control to select the part of the combo device to be controlled. For example, if your combo device is a DVD/DVR then its original remote control might have separate DVD and DVR buttons for selection of the combo part you wish to operate. The equivalent button functions can be found on your Philips remote control by using the device selection buttons.

Example for a DVD/DVR combo:

1 Set up the remote control for each part of the combo as described in chapters 2.3 and 2.3.2. In this example for both DVD and DVR.

2 Press the DVD device selection button twice to select the DVD part of the combo.

Press the device selection button twice to select the DVR part of the combo.

Notes

• This method can be applied similarly to all combo devices (TV/DVR, TV/VCR, TV/DVD, etc.) and is available for all device modes.
  • Note that this feature is not supported by all codes.

3.3 Learning button functions

If you miss certain functions from your original remote control on the SRP5107WM, the SRP5107WM can learn these functions. You can store a function under any of the available buttons, except under the 🎨 button. Any function already stored under a button will be deleted. The SRP5107WM is equipped with one dedicated button for learning additional functions: Li.

1 Make sure that you have the original remote control at hand.

2 Select the desired device (e.g. DVD). Press the DVD device selection button to select DVD.

3 Place both remote controls on a flat surface (like a table) and aim them head-to-head with about 5 - 10 cm in between.

4 Keep the button and the button you wish to learn on the SRP5107WM (e.g. the GUIDE button) pressed simultaneously for 5 seconds, until the red Setup light lights up.

• The remote control is now in learn mode.

5 Press and hold the button that you wish to learn on the original remote control until the red Setup light ◦ blinks twice and then goes out to confirm that learning was successful.

- The remote control has now learned the new function.

Note

• It may occur that learning a button function fails the first time. The red Setup light ⓞ will then give 4 short blinks and go out. In this case, please try again.
• If you keep having trouble learning button functions, check the batteries in both SRP5107WM and original remote control and replace if necessary.
• It may also be that the remote control learn memory is full (a total of about 60 buttons can be learned). In this case you can reset one or more buttons to their original functions in order to create memory space. For this, see chapter 3.4.

3.4 Resetting a button to its original function

If an improved button (see chapter 2.3.3) still does not function as expected, you can always reset the button to its original function.

When resetting a button to its original function, any learned function stored under the button will be deleted.

1 In the current device mode, keep digit buttons

① and ⑥ pressed simultaneously for 5 seconds, until the red Setup light Ⓞ lights up.

• The remote control is now in setup mode.

2 Press digit buttons 9 9 and 6, in that order.

• After each button press the red Setup light ◎ blinks once.

3 Press the button that you wish to reset twice.

E.g. the ▶▶ button.

• After each button press the red Setup light ◎ blinks once.
- The red Setup light Ⓞ will blink one more time to confirm that the button was successfully reset to its original function.
- The button can now also learn a new function, if desired.

3.5 Resetting the original functions of the remote control (Factory Reset)

In some cases it may be useful to reset the original functions of the remote control.

E.g. if the remote control memory is full while you wish to set it up for a specific device or learn an extra function to it. The remote control will then be reset to the default factory settings and all user settings will be deleted.

1 In the current device mode, keep digit buttons ① and ⑥ pressed simultaneously for 5 seconds, until the red Setup light lights up.

• The remote control is now in setup mode.

2 Press digit buttons

9, 8 and 1, in that order.

• After each button press the red Setup light ◎ blinks once.

- The red Setup light will blink one more time to confirm that the original functions of the remote control were successfully reset. Any extra functions have been deleted.

4 Service and support

4.1 Frequently asked questions

In this chapter you will find answers to the most frequently asked questions about your universal remote control.

Setup

I cannot enter setup mode.

Battery level too low or battery lifetime came to an end.

• Replace the batteries. See chapter 2.1.

The brand code for my device is missing in the 'Shortlist of brands' in the Quick Start Guide.

The 'Shortlist of brands' only mentions the most common brands of TV, DVR, DVD player/recorder, Cable/Satellite box, DTV, VCR, HD and auxiliary equipment.

• You will find a complete brand list on page20-31 of this user manual.
• Use '9999' as 4-digit code in case you cannot find your brand in the complete brand list. Note that using '9999' may result in a long setup (up to 15 minutes).

My TV switches OFF in step 4 but does not switch ON again in step 5.

TVs of some brands (e.g. Panasonic) only switch ON after a long press on one of the digit buttons. After a long button press in setup mode the remote control will start trying to improve the button (see chapter 2.3.3) instead of switching ON the TV.

- In this case, switch ON the TV manually or use the original remote control for this. Continue with step 6. After successfully completing setup, the remote control will switch ON the TV with a long button press on one of the digit buttons, just as your original remote control.

After setup, not all buttons work as expected.

• Try improving the button(s). See chapter 2.3.3.

How do I set up the remote control for combo devices (TV/VCR, TV/DVD, DVD/VCR, etc)?

Some combo devices require you to set up two different device selection buttons to control both parts of the combo device. For example, if you have a TV/DVD combo, you might need to set up the remote control for both TV and DVD to operate your TV/DVD combo.

Operation

The remote control does not wake up anymore.

Battery level too low or battery lifetime came to an end.

• Replace the batteries. See chapter 2.1.

The device I want to operate does not respond at all/does not respond to all of the button commands.

• Check if the buttons you press are available on the original remote control of the device.
  • Try improving buttons. See chapter 2.3.3.
• Try learning button functions from the original remote control. See chapter 3.3.

Wrong code selected during setup.

- Set up the remote control again for the device. Always test if the device responds, before leaving setup mode.

It may be that the buttons that you are trying to use have a different naming on the original remote control.

• Try out all buttons to find the one(s) you need.

Batteries

Will my settings be deleted when I replace the batteries?

No. All user settings will be retained in the remote control memory during battery replacement.

Warning

The (included) batteries should not be exposed to excessive heat such as sunshine, fire or the like.

4.2 Need help?

We advise you to first read this user manual carefully. It is provided to help you set up and use the remote control.

If, however, you require extra information or have additional questions about setup, usage, spare parts, warranty, etc. of the SRP5107WM, you can always contact us.

When calling our helpline, make sure to have the SRP5107WM at hand when you call, so that our operators can help you determine whether the SRP5107WM is working properly.

You will find our contact details at the end of this user manual.

The model number of your Philips universal remote control is SRP5107WM/17.

Date of purchase:

...../ ...../ .....

(day/month/year)

For online support go to:

www.philips.com/welcome

- Click 'Support' and follow the on-screen instructions.

FCC Compliancy

This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules.

Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

• This device may not cause harmful interference.
- This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Note

This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules.

These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.

This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.

However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.

If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
- Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
- Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

Caution

User changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

Notice for Canada

This class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003.

Helpline

Country Phone number

United States of America / Canada 001-888-744-5477

A

A mark 4544 (DB1)

A.R. Systems ....0012 ^(DB2)

ABC 0013

Abex 0014

ABS 0016

Accele Vision .....4194 ^(DB1)

ACCESS HD......3554

Acer 0028

ACESONIC 4370

Acura 0036 (DB2)

ADC 00(PB2)

ADCOM 0041

ADELPHIA 4195

Admiral 0046

ADTH 4371

Advent 0054

Adventura 0055

Adyson 0058 (DB2)

Afreey 0062

Agashi 0063 (DB2)

Aiko 0069

Aim 0070 (DB2)

Aiwa 0072

Akai 0074

Akiba 0078 ^DB2)

Akito....0082 (DB2)

Akura 0083 (DB2)

Alaron 0085

Alba 0086 ^DB2

Albatron 0087

Alco 0092 (DB2)

Alienware 0099

ALLEGRO 0103

Allorgan 0105 (DB2)

Allstar 0108 ^(DB2)

ALPHA DIGITAL ... 4014

AMC....0121 (DB2)

America Action .....0123

AMERICAN HIGH 0125 ^(DB1)

AMERICAST .....0127

AMES 4372

Amphion Media Works 0135 (DB2)

AMPLICA 0136

Amplivision 0158 ^12B2

Ampro 0139

Amstrad 0140 (DB2)

AMTC 4015

Amtron 0141

AMW0143

ANABA 0145 (DB1)

Anam 0146

Anam National .....0147

Anglo 0151 (DB2)

Anitech 0154 ^DB2

Ansonic 0156 ^(DB2)

ANTRONIX .....0159

AOC 0165

Aomni....3555

Apex 3691

Apex Digital 0170

Apple 0172

Arcam 0179 ²

Archer 0180

Ardem 0184 (DB2)

Aristona 0192 (DB2)

Armstrong.... 0195 ^(DB1)

Arris 4931 ^DB1

ARTEC 4016

Asberg 0205 (DB2)

ASHA 0209 (DB1)

Aspect 4374

ASPIRE 4233

Astar 0218

Asuka 0227 (DB2)

AT&T 3453

Atlantic 0233 (DB2)

Atori 0237 ⁴

A-TREND 0011

Audio Authority.....0245

AUDIO DYNAMICS

0248

AUDIO TECHNICA

4780

Audiosonic 0264 ^(DB2)

Audioton 0266 (DB2)

Audiotronic 0267 (DB2)

Audiovox ....0268 ^(DB2)

Autovox 0280

Aventura 0287

Awa 0296 (DB2)

Axion 0299

B

B & K 0304

Baird 0311 (DB2)

Bang & Olufsen ..... 0314

Basic Line 0325 ^(DB2) 0467 ^(DB1)

Bastide 0327 ^1DB2 CALIX 0468 ^(DB1)

Baur 0331 (DB2) Candle 0480

Bazin 0335 ^(DB2) CANON 0481 ^(DB1)

BEAUMARK 0340(DB1) Capehart 0484

Beko 0346 (DB2) CAPETRONIC 0485

Belcor 0348 Carad 0488 (DB2)

BELL 4376 Carena 0489 (DB2)

Bell & Howell 0350 Carnivale 0491

BELL EXPRESSVU. 0352 Carrefour ....0492 (DB2)

BELL SOUTH .....0353 Carver .....0494

BenQ 0359 Cascade 0496 (DB2)

Beon 0381 ^(DB2) Casio 0499

Best 0364 (DB2) Catha 4094 (DB2)

Bestar 0368 ^(DB2) Cathay 0501 ^(DB2)

BGH 3507 CAVS 0503

Binatone 0378 ^TDB2 CCE 0504

BLAUPUNKT 0390 Celebrity 0509

BLUE RIDGE Celera 0510

COMMUNICATIONS Centrios 0517

4982 (DB1) Centurion 0520

Blue Sky 0395 CENTURY 0521

BLU-RAY 4377 Cetronic 4380

Bodysonic 4378 Changhong 0530

Boots 0405 ^(DB2) CHANNEL

Bose 0407 MASTER 0531

BOSS 4197 Chaparral 0533 (DB1)

BOSTON ACOUSTICS CHARTER......4239

0411 (DB1) CHEYENNE 4381

BPL 0413 ^(DB2) Cimline 0552 ^(DB2)

Bradford 0414 Cineral 0559

BRIGHT HOUSE ...4236 ^(DB1) CINEVISION .....0562

Brillian 0422 CITECH 4382

Brinkmann ....0423 ^(DB2) Citizen ....0567

Brionvega 0424 ^(DB2) City 0569 ^(DB2)

Britannia ....0425 ^(DB1) Clairtone ....0573

Brockwood 0430 Clarion 0575

Broksonic .....0432 Clarivox .....0576 ^(DB2)

Buffalo....0442 Classic ....0580

Bush 0445 Clatronic 0581 (DB2)

Byd:sign 0448 CLEARMAX 0584

C

CABLE ONE 4237 ^(DB1) CMS 0590 ^(DB2)

CABLETENNA .....0456 CMS Hightec .....0591 (DB2)

CABLEVIEW 0458 Coby 0597

CABLEVISION .....4238 COGECO .....4385

CADENCE 4379 Colortyme 0601

California Audio Labs Colour Voice ....0602 ^(DB1)

COLT 0603(DB1)
COMCAST 3456
Commercial Solutions 0615
COMTRONICS .....0623
CONCEPT 0624
Concerto 0625
Concierge 4386
Concorde 0626 (DB2)
Condor 0627 (DB2)
Conia 0628
Contec 0635
CONTEL 0636
COOLSAT 0643
Cornea 4387
COSHIP 0646
Cosmel....0647 (DB2)
COX 4200
Craig 0650
CRITERION 0654
Crosley 0655
Crown 0658
CS Electronics .....0663 (DB2)
CTX 0665
Curtis 0666
Curtis Mathes .....0667
CXC 0670
CyberHome 0672
CYBERNEX 0673 (DB1)
CyberPower 0674
Cybervision .....4388
Cytron 0680
Danichi 3914 (DB2)
Dansai 0699 (DB2)
Dawa 0707(DB2)
Daytron 0710
DBX 0712 (DB1)
Decca....0718 (DB2)
Deitron 0722 (DB2)
Dell 0725
DELPHI 0726
Denon 0731
Denver 0733 (DB2)
DENZEL 0734
DESAY 0737
Desmet 0738 (DB2)
Diamant 0746(DB2)
EASTERN 0859
ECHOSPHERE .....4396
ECHOSTAR 0866
Eclipse 0867 (DB2)
EIGERVISION .....4397

D

E

Elbe 0880 (DB2)
Electroband 0888
Electrograph .....0889
Electrohome 0890
ELECTROPHONIC 0893 (DB1)
Elektra 0896
Element 3477
ELG 0900(DB2)
Elin 0902 (DB2)
Elite 0903 (DB2)
Elite Video 4398
Elta 0910
Emerson 0917
Emprex 0922
EMTEC....4363
Envision 0933
Epson 0937
Erres 0942 (DB2)
ESA 0943
ESC 0945 (DB2)
ESCIENT 0946
Etron 0949 (DB2)
Eurofeel 0954 (DB2)
Euroman....0956 (DB2)
Europa 0957 (DB2)
Europhon 0959(DB2)
EVERQUEST ....0971
EXPRESSVU 0977
Exquisit 0978(DB2)

F

Fagor Life 4102 (DB2)
FARENHEIT .....0986 ^(DB1)
Fenmenti 4103 (DB2)
Fenner 0994 (DB2)
Ferguson 0996 (DB2)
Fidelity 0998 (DB2)
Filsai 1000 (DB2)
Finlux 1004(DB2)
Firstline 1008 (DB2)
Fisher 1009
Flint 1014 (DB2)
Fluid 4399
Formenti 1023 (DB2)
Formenti-Phoenix ...1024 ^(DB2)
FORTEC STAR .....1026
Fraba 1030 (DB2)
Friac 1040 (DB2)

Frontech 1042 (DB2)

FUII 1047(DB1)

Fujitsu 1052

Fujitsu General .....1053 (DB2)

Funai 1056

Futuretech 1064

G

G Vision 4400

Galaxi 1068 (DB2)

Galaxis 1069 (DB2)

GARRARD 1075

Gateway 1076

GBC 1078(DB2)

GC ELECTRONICS

1080

GE 1081

GE HOMEMINDER

4401

GEC 1083(DB2)

Geloso 1087(DB2)

GEMINI 1089

GENERAL

COMMUNICATIONS

4983 (DB1)

GENERAL

INSTRUMENT .....1093 (DB1)

General Technic .....1095(DB2)

Genexxa 1097

GFM 3820

Giant....1113 (DB2)

Gibraltar 1114

GLOBECAST .....4402

Go Video....1126

GoldHand 1136 (DB2)

Goldline 1138 (DB2)

GoldStar 1140

Goodmans ....1142 (DB2)

GPM 1149 (DB2)

GPX 1150

Gradiente .....1151

Graetz 1152 (DB2)

Granada 1154(DB2)

Grandin....1156 (DB2)

GREENHILL 1157

GRIDLINK 3824

Gronic 1160 (DB2)

Grundig 1162

Grundy 1163

Grunpy ....1165 Hyper ....1309 ^(DB2)

Guestvision .....4403 Hypson .....1312 (DB2)

H

HAAZ 1172

Haier 1175

Halifax 1179 (DB2)

Hallmark 1180

HAMLIN 1182

Hampton 1183 (DB2)

Hanns.G 3478

Hannspree .....1189

Hanseatic 1190 (DB2)

Hantarex 1192 (DB2)

Hantor 1193 ^(DB2)

Harley Davidson .....1197

Harman/Kardon .....1198

Harvard 1202

Harwood 1204

Hauppauge ....1206

Havermy....1208

HCM 1210 ^(DB2)

HD-DVD 4404

HEADQUARTER ...1214

Helios 1219

Hello Kitty 1221

Hema 1222 (DB2)

Hewlett Packard .....1229

Higashi 1234 (DB2)

Highline 1236 ^(DB2)

Hikona 1237

HiLine 3533 (DB2)

Hinari 1243 (DB2)

HI-Q 1231

Hisense 1249

Hitachi 1251

Hiteker 1255

Hitsu 1257 (DB2)

Homyphon .....1277 ^(DB2)

Howard Computers

1281

HP 1283

Huanyu 1292 (DB2)

HUGHES 4205

HUGHES NETWORK

SYSTEMS 1296 (DB1)

Humax 1298

Hush 1304

Hygashi 1308 (DB2)

|

Iberia 1320 (DB2)

iBUYPOWER .....1322

ICE 1324 ^(DB2)

ICeS 1325 (DB2)

iHome 3480 (DB2)

I-Inc 3462

iLive 1339 (DB2)

ILLICO 4206

iLo 1341

Ima 1342

Imperial 1346 (DB2)

Indiana 1350 (DB2)

Infinity 1352

InFocus 1353

Ingersol 1355 (DB2)

Initial 1356

INKEL 1357

Inno Hit 1358 (DB2)

INSIGHT 1367(DB1)

Insignia 1368

INSTANT REPLAY

3580

Integra 1370

Inteq 1373

Interbuy 1376 (DB2)

Interfunk 1377 (DB2)

Internal 1379 (DB2)

International .....1380 (DB2)

Intervision....1386 (DB2)

iPOD 4405

IR 4110 ^(DB2)

Irradio 1396 (DB2)

Isukai 1402 (DB2)

iSymphony 3755 (DB2)

ITC 1404 (DB2)

ITS 1405 (DB2)

ITV 1408 (DB2)

J

Janeil 1414

JASCO 1415

JBL 1420

JC Penney 4208

JCB....1421

JCL 4209 Leyco 1627 (DB2)

Jensen 1429 LG 1628

JERROLD .....1431 Liesenk & Tter .....1630 ^(DB2)

JVC ....1464 Liesenkotter ....1631 (DB2)

jWin 1465 Lifetec 1633

Linksys 1640

K LINN 1641

Kaisui 1471 (DB2) Liquid Video 1644

Kamp 1475 ^(DB2) LITEON 1645

Karcher....1484 (DB2) Lloyd's ....1648

Kawasaki 1488 Lodgenet 1658

Kawasho 1489 Loewe 1660

Kaypani 1490 Loewe Opta 3540 (DB2)

KDS 1494 Logik 1661

KEC 1496 Luce 1672

Kendo 1500 ^(DB2) Luma 1674 ^(DB2)

Kenwood .....1507 Lumatron .....1676 (DB2)

KIC....1512 (DB2) LUTRON....1679

KINGBOX 4406 Lux May 1680 (DB2)

Kingsley 1520 (DB2) Luxman 1682

KISS 1524 Luxor 1683 (DB2)

Kiton 1525 ^(DB2) LXI 1686

KLH 1529

Kloss 1532

Kloss Novabeam .....4210

Kneissel ....1535 ^(DB2) Madison ....1698 ^(DB2)

KNOLOGY ....4326 ^(DB1) MAG ....1701

KODA ....1539 Magnafon ....1703 (DB2)

KODAK 1540 Magnasonic 1704

Kogi 4407 Magnavox 1706

Kolster 1543 (DB2) Magnin 1708

Konka ....1548 Magnum ....1709 (DB2)

Korpel ....1552 ^(DB2) Majestic ....1713

Kosmos ....1557 ^(DB2) Manesth ....1718 ^(DB2)

KOSS 1558 Manhattan 1719 (DB2)

KRELL 1569 Marantz 1724

KTV 1572 Mark 1731 (DB2)

Kurazai 4408 MARTA 1735

KXD 1581 Masuda 1744 (DB2)

Kyoto ....1585 ^(DB2) Matsui ....1750 ^(DB2)

Matsushita 1751

L Maxent 1757

Lasonic 1600 MCE 1766

Layco ....4117 ^(DB2) McIntosh ....1767 ^(DB2)

Lecson 1606 (DB2) MCS 1770

Legend ....1609 Media Center PC ....1777

Lenco 1615 ^(DB2) MEDIACOM 1780 ^(DB1)

Lenoir 1617 (DB2) Mediator 1784 (DB2)

Lenoxx 1618 Medion 1787

Medison 1788 (DB2)
Megapower .....1791
Megatron 1795
MEI 1796
Melectronic 3654 (DB2)
Memorex 1800
Memphis 1802 (DB2)
Mercury 1804 (DB2)
MERIDIAN ....1805
METROCAST.....4984 (DB1)
Metz 1810 (DB2)
MGA 1811
MGN TECHNOLOGY
.1812
MICROGEM 4024 (DB1)
Micromaxx 1822 ^(DB2)
Micromega 1824 (DB2)
Microsoft 1826
MICROVISION .....4409
Microval 4410(DB1)
Midcontinent .....4596 (DB1)
Midland 1831
Minato 1835 (DB2)
Mind 1837
Minoka 1840 (DB2)
MINOLTA 1841
Mintek 1845
Minutz 1847
Misakai 4411
MISSION 1852
Mitsubishi 1855
Mivar 1857 (DB2)
Monivision .....1872
Montgomery Ward
4212
Morgans 3970 (DB2)
Moteva 4412
Motorola 1878
MOVIE TIME ....1880
MOXI 4581(DB1)
MTC 1889
Multitec 1906 (DB2)
Multitech 1907
MultiVision .....1909 (DB1)
Murphy 1911 (DB2)
MUSTEK....1916
Myron & Davis .....4413
Myryad 1922 (DB2)

N

NAD 1926

Naiko 1930 (DB2)

NAKAMICHI .....1932

Nakimura 1933 (DB2)

National Panasonic 4661 (DB2)

NEC 1950

Neckermann .....1951 (DB2)

NEI 1952 (DB2)

NELSON ....4414 (DB2)

NEO 3947

NEOSAT 4415

NESA 1959

NET 1961

Netgear 1964

Netsat 1966 ^(DB2)

NetTV 1967 (DB1)

Neufunk 1970 (DB2)

New Tech 1979(DB2)

Nexus Electronics ...3948

NEXXTECH .....1990

Nicamagic 1994 (DB2)

Nikkai 1998 (DB2)

Nikkei 1999(DB1)

Nikko 2000

Niko 2002

Niles 2004 (DB2)

Niveus Media ......2012

Noblex 2013

Nobliko 2014(DB2)

Norcent 2020

Nordic 2021 (DB2)

Nordmende ......2022 ^(DB2)

Normerel 2024 (DB2)

Norsat 2025 (DB1)

Northgate 2027

Norwood Micro .....2029

NOVAPLEX 2034

Novatronic 2035 ^(DB2)

Now TV 2039 ^(DB1)

NSC 2042

NSM 2043

NTC 2045

NuVision 2053

Nyko 3759

0

OAK 2059

Okana 4122 (DB2)

Okano 2065 (DB2)

Olevia 2067

On Command .....2077

Onking 2084

ONKYO 2085

Onwa 2087

Opera 2090 (DB2)

Oppo 2092

Optimus 2095

Optoma 2097

Optonica 2099

Orbit 2103 (DB2)

Orion 2111

ORITRON 2112

Online 2113 (DB2)

Osaki 2118 (DB2)

Osio 2121 (DB2)

Osume 2123 (DB2)

Otic 2125

Otto Versand ......2126(DB2)

P

PACE 2134

Pacific 2135

Pael 2140(DB2)

Palladium 2145 (DB2)

Palsonic 2147 (DB2)

Panama 2149 (DB2)

Panasonic 2153

Panavision 2154(DB2)

PANDIGITAL .....3868

PANSAT 2158

PARAGON .....2161

PARK 3951

Pathe Cinema .....2168 (DB2)

Pausa 2171 (DB2)

Penney 2182

PENTAX 2183

Perdio 2185 (DB2)

Perfekt 2186 (DB2)

Petters 2189

Philco 2192

Philharmonic .....2194 (DB2)

Philips 2195

PHILIPS MAGNAVOX 3715 (DB1)

Phoenix 2199 (DB2)

Phonola....2201 (DB2)

Phonotrend ......2202 (DB2)

PHOTOSHARE .....4416

Pilot 2207

Pinnacle Systems .....2210 ^(DB1)

Pioneer 2212

Pionier 2213 (DB2)

Piva 4417

Planar 2217

Plantron 2219 (DB2)

Playsonic 2224(DB2)

Polaroid....2230

POLK AUDIO.....2232

Poppy 2236 ^(DB2)

Portland 2238

POWER ACOUSTIK

4418

Powerpoint .....2241 ^(DB2)

Precision 2244

Priceclub 2252 (DB1)

Prima 2253

PRIMESTAR 2257

Princeton 2258

Prism 2261

Profekt 4126 ^(DB2)

Profex 2269 (DB2)

Profitronic 2273 ^(DB2)

Proline 2274

PROSAT 2278

Proscan 2279

Prosonic 2282

PROTEC 2283

Protech 2284 (DB2)

Proton 2288

Protron 2289

Proview 2290

ProVision 2291 (DB2)

Pulsar....2296

Pye 2302(DB2)

PYLE 2303

Pymi 2304 (DB2)

Q

QUARTER 2318

QUARTZ......2319

Quasar 2320

Quelle 2322 (DB2)

R

Radialva 2329 ^(DB2)

Radio Shack ......3547

Radiola 2330 (DB2)

Radiomarelli .....2331 (DB2)

RadioShack ......2333 (DB2)

Radiotone 2334 (DB2)

RADIX 2335

RANDEX 2343

RCA 2351

RCN 4419

Realistic 2354

Recor 2359 (DB2)

Rectiligne .....2362 (DB2)

Redstar 2366 (DB2)

Reflex 2368 (DB2)

REGAL 2370 (DB1)

REGENCY ......2371

REGENT 2372

REMBRANDT .....2375

REOC 2379

REPLAYTV 2380

RevolutionHD......3503

Revox 2383(DB2)

RFT 2386 ^(DB2)

Rhapsody 2387

Ricavision 2388

RICOH 2390

RIO 2393

RITech 2395(DB1)

R-Line 2327 (DB2)

Roadstar 2398 (DB2)

ROGERS 4215

Roku 2407

ROSEN 2413

Rotel 2414

Rowa 2416 ^(DB2)

Royal 2419(DB1)

Runco 2423

s

SABA 2429 (DB1)

SAE 2433

Saisho 2437(DB2)

Saivod 2439 (DB2)

Sampo 2446

Samsonic 2447

Samsung 2448

Samsux 2449

Samtron 2450

Sandra 2454 (DB2)

Sangean 3490 (DB2)

SANKY 2456

SANSONIC ....3881

Sansui 2458

Santeca....4420

Sanyo 2462

SBR 2492 ^(DB2)

Sceptre 2498

Schneider 2501 (DB2)

SCIENTIFIC ATLANTA

2503

Scimitsu 2505

Scotch 2506

Scott 2508

Sears 2514

SEG 2522

SEI 2524 ^(DB2)

Sei-Sinudyne .....2525 (DB2)

Selectron 4421

Semp 2530

Sencora....2531 (DB2)

SENSORY SCIENCE

2533

Sentra 2534 (DB2)

Serino 2539 (DB2)

SERVICE ELECTRIC 4583 (DB1)

Sharp 2550

SHAW 4327

Sheng Chia 2554

Sherwood 2557

Sherwood Newcastle

3766

SHINCO 2560

SHINSONIC .....2562

SHINTOM 2563

Shintoshi 2564 ^(DB2)

Shivaki 2567 ^(DB2)

Shogun 2568

SHURE 2571

Siam 2572 (DB2)

Siarem 2573 (DB2)

Siemens 2574 (DB2)

Siera 2576 ^(DB2)

Sierra 3549 (DB1)

SIGNAL 2581

Signature 2582

Silva 2591 (DB2)

Silva Schneider .....2592 (DB2)

Silver 2594 (DB2)

Simpson 2598

Sindyne 4510 (DB2)

Singer 2599

SIRIUS 2602

SKARDIN 2607

SKY 2610 ^(DB2)

SKY NETWORK .....4422

SKYFI 4423 (DB2)

Skyworth 2631

SL MARX 2633

SMARTPARTS .....4424

Solavox....2654 (DB2)

Sole 2655

Sonic 2666

SONIC BLUE .....2667

Soniko 2669 ^(DB2)

Sonitron 2671 (DB2)

Sonneclair 2673 (DB2)

Sonoko 2675 ^(DB2)

Sontec 2677 (DB2)

Sony 2679

Soundesign 2684

SOUNDSTORM .....4425

Soundwave ......2689 (DB2)

Sova 2690

Soyo 2693

Spectra 2697

SpectraVision .....2699 (DB1)

Spectroniq 2701

SPRUCER 2702

Squareview 2703

Srypton 4138 (DB2)

SSS 2708

Stack 9 2710

Standard 2713

Star Choice....2716 (DB1)

STAR TRAK 2720

STARCOM 2722

STARGATE 2723

Starlite 2728

Starsight 2734 (DB1)

Stereophonics .....2740 (DB2)

Strato 2745 (DB2)

STS 2749

Studio Experience ..2750

Stylandia 2752 (DB2)

SUDDENLINK .....4241 (DB1)

SunBrite 2759

Sunfire 2760 (DB2)

Sungale 2761

Sunkai 2762 (DB2)

SUNKEY......4426

Sunstar 2768 (DB2)

Sunwood 2772 (DB2)

Superguide 2780 ^(DB1)

Superla 2782 (DB2)

Superscan 2786

Supersonic ......2787

SuperTech ....2789 ^(DB2)

Supra 2792

Supre-Macy ......2794

Supreme 2795

Sutron 2798 (DB2)

SV2000 2799

SVA 2800

Sydney 2808 (DB2)

Sylvania 2809

Symphonic 2810

Syntax 2814

Sysline 2815 (DB2)

Systemax 2817

Sytong 2820(DB2)

T

Tagar Systems......2831

TANDY 2843

TAO 4427

Tascam....2848

Tashiko 2850 ^(DB1)

Tatung 2852

TCL 2856

Teac 2860

Tec 2861 ^(DB2)

Tech Line 2863(DB2)

Technics 2869

Technika....2870

Technol Ace 2875

Techview 2883

Techwood 2884

Tedelex 2889 ^(DB2)

Teknika 2895

Telecor 2910 ^(DB2)

Telefunken 2914

Telefusion....2915 (DB2)

Telegazi 2917 ^(DB2)

Telemeister .....2924 ^(DB2)

Telerent 2927

Telesonic 2930 ^(DB2)

Telestar....2931 (DB2)

Teletech 2934 ^(DB2)

Teleton 2935 ^(DB2)

Televideon 2938 ^(DB2)

Teleview 2939

TELSAT 4428

Tennessee 2952 ^(DB2)

Tensai 2954 ^(DB2)

Tera 2957

TERAPIN 2958

Tevion 2962

Texet 2963 ^(DB2)

TEXSCAN 2965

Theta Digital .....2970

Thomas 2971

Thomson 2972

Thorens 2973 (DB2)

Thom 2974 ^(DB2)

TIME WARNER .....3518

TIVAX 3956

TiVo 2991

TMK 2994

TNCi 2996

TOCOM 3000

Tokai 3001 ^(DB2)

Tokyo 3004(DB2)

Toshiba 3021

Totevision 3024

Touch 3025

Towada 3028 ^(DB2)

Trakton 3036 (DB2)

Trans Continens .....3037 ^(DB2)

Transfec 4143 (DB2)

Transonic 3041 (DB2)

Transtec 3042 ^(DB2)

TREDEX 3045

Trident 3054(DB2)

Triumph 3058 ^(DB2)

TruTech 3467

TV86 3076

TVA....4225

TVS 3081

U

Uher 3089 (DB2)

UltimateTV 3091 (DB1)

Ultra 3093

Ultravox....3095 (DB2)

Unic Line ....3100 ^(DB2)

UNIDEN 3101

UNIKA 3102

UNITECH 3105

United 3106

UNITED CABLE .....3108

Universal 3113

Universum ....3115 (DB2)

Univox 3116 ^(DB2)

US Logic 3124

V

Vector Research .....3137

VENTURER 3143

VEOS 3144

VERIZON 3146

Vestel 3148 (DB2)

Vexa 3149 ^(DB2)

Victor 3155

Video Cipher II Plus 3156 (DB1)

VIDEO CONCEPTS

3157

VIDEO TECH .....4429

Videocon 3163

Videologic....3165 (DB2)

Videologique....3166 (DB2)

VIDEOSONIC .....3171

VideoSystem ....3172 ^(DB2)

Videotechnic ....3173 ^(DB2)

VIDEOTRON .....3175

VIDEOWAY 3176

Vidikron 3178

Vidtech 3179

VIEWSAT 3185

Viewsonic 3186

VIEWSTAR 3187

Viking 3188

Viore 3192

Visiola....3197 (DB2)

Vision 3198 (DB2)

VISIONETICS .....3199

VISIONTEC 4052

VISTA 4430

Vizio 3211

Voodoo 3215

Vortec 3217 (DB2)

Voxson 3220 ^(DB2)

V-TECH 3728

w

Waltham 3230 (DB2)

Wards 3231

Watson 3233 (DB2)

Watt Radio 3234 ^(DB2)

Waycon 3237

WEB TV 4431

Wega 3238 ^(DB2)

Wegavox 3239 ^(DB2)

Weltblick ....3245 ^(DB2)

Western Digital .....4260

Westinghouse .....3249

Wharfedale 3255

White Westinghouse 3258

WideOpenWest ....4555 (DB2)

WINEGARD ......3268

WONDER 4432 (DB2)

WoW! 4985 (DB1)

Wyse 3288

x

X10 HOME

AUTOMATION .....4433

xbox 3295 (DB1)

XENIUS 3297

XM 3311 (DB1)

XR-1000 3316

Xrypton 3317 (DB2)

Y

YAMAHA 3326

YAMAKAWA ....3327

Yamishi 3328 ^(DB2)

Yokan 3335(DB2)

Yoko 3336 ^(DB2)

Z

Zanussi 3349 (DB2)

Zenith 3356

Zentech 4031 (DB1)

ZINWELL....3365

ZT Group 3370

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(DB2) Brands only available from version DB2 onwards. You can find the DB version on the sticker inside the battery compartment. DB2 products also include previous database (DB) updates (DB1).

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