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USER MANUAL TREND LINE ONE FOR ALL
EEE Table of Contents
About Your LITTLE EASY . Features and Functions Installing the Batteries. Setting Üp Your Device The AUX Key:
Setting Up a Second Television or Video . 8 The Search Method 10 Getting Codes from the LIT . Changing the Device Keys . 12
More On Teletext. Sleeptimer… Preventing Accidental Code Changes Trouble-Shooting Consumer Help-Line . Quik Code Reference Set-Up Codes
Set-Up Codes For Televisions..…. Set-Up Codes For Video Recorder:
Note: If you’re having problems operating all the functions of your device, don't worry, your ONE FOR ALL may just need customising for your model type.
Just call our consumer help-line and we’ll get you on the right track
EEE About Your LITTLE EASY Your LITTLE EASY Package contains:
Your manual is divided into two parts set-up instruc-tions and device codes. You will need your manual to set up your new LITTLE EASY so please be sure to keep it.
Your LITTLE EASY needstwo new AAA/LRO3 alkaline batteries.
Your LITTLE EASY can operate three devices: a Television, a Video and à Second Television or Video Recorder.
Features and Functions
LED The LED (Light Emitting Diode) flashes red to show the remote is working.
Power The Power key controlsthe same function asit did on your original remote.
The MAGIC key is used to set up your LITTLE EASY and to access special functions.
The TV, VCR and AUX keys select the home entertainment device to be controlled. For example pressing the TV key allows the remote to control AUX the functions of your Television, after pressing VCR you can operate your Video Cassette Recorder and the AUX key operates a second Television or Video Recorder.
The Number keys (0-9, 10) provide functions just like your original remote, such as direct access programme selection. If your original remote uses one/two digit input auitching Ce symbol), this function can be obtained by pressing the -/-- key, which isthe same asthe 10 key.
The Volume and Programme keys control the most frequentiy used functions of your Televison. They operate just as {hosæ on your original remote.
The Scan key allows you to easily browse through the programmes on your Television and Video Recorder. See page 13 for more information.
The Mute key operates the same function as it did on your original remote.
After pressing the VCR key, the Video
Recorder keys operate the functions of jour
Video Recorder. To prevent accidental
recording, the Record key must be
pressed twice to start recording.
After pressing the TV key, the top row of the Video Recorder keys are used to operate the main teletext functions. The symbols above the keys are for teletext. The Text keys are used to access the teletext functions of your Television. Of course, your Television must be teletext capable. For an explanation of the teletext symbols, please refer to page 15 of this manual. For a detailed explanation on how teletext works, please refer to the manual of your television set.
Teletext Keys Fast Forward
ER Installing the Batteries
Your LITTLE EASY needs two new AAA/LRO3 alkaline batteries.
1 Remove the battery cover from the back of your LITTLE EASY.
2 F5 Match the batteries to the + SES and - marks inside the battery case, then insert the batteries.
3 Press the battery cover back into place.
Note: In order to avoid having to reprogramme your Little Easy after you remove the batteries, you will need to insert new batteries within 3 minutes. Also it is best that you do not use rechargable batteries.
ER Setting Up Your Device
To set up the LITTLE EASY for your Television:
1 ONE FOR ALL Find your Television code in the Set-Up Code section Do int (starting on page 23). Codes
re listed by brand name. The most popular code is listed first. Make sure your Television is switched on.
Press and release your LITTLE EASY's TV key. Then press and hold down the MAGIC key until the LITTLE EASY's red light blinks twice. (The light will blink once and then twice.)
Enter your three-digit TV code using the number keys. The red light will blink twice.
4 PIN Now, aim jour LITTLE EASY at your Television and press POWER. If your Television switches off, your LITTLE EASY is ready to run your Television.
Write your code in the three boxes on page 22, for quick, easy reference.
To control your Television, press TV first.
Important notes: - T set up your Video Recorder, follow the same instructions above, only press the VCR key during
step 2. = If your Video's original remote control does not have a power key, press PLAY instead of POWER.
- If your Device does not respond, follow steps 1-4 with each code listed for your brand. If none of the codes listed for your brand operate your Device, then try the search method described on page 10, even if your brand is not listed at all.
The AUX Key: Setting Up a Second Television or Video
The AUX key on your LITTLE EASY can be used to control a second Television or Video Recorder.
To set up the AUX key to control a second TV:
Press and hold down the MAGIC key until the red light blinks twice. (The light Will blink once and then twice.)
Find your Television code in the Set-Up Code section (starting on page 23). Codes are listed by brand name. The most popular code is listed first. Make sure your Television is switched on.
Press and release your LITTLE EASY's AUX key. Then press and hold down the
MAGIC key until the LITTLE EASY's red light blinks twice.
Enter your three-digit TV- code using the number keys. The red light will blink twice.
6 AK Now, aim your LITTLE EASY ( at your Television and press — POWER. If your Television
switches off, your LITTLE EASY is ready to run your Television.
Write your code in the three boxes on page 22, for quick, easy reference.
Important notes: - 1 set up your Video Recorder, follow the same instructions above, only press the VCR key during step 2.
If your Video's original remote control does not have a power key, press PLAY instead of POWER.
- If your Device does not respond, follow steps 3-6 with each code listed for your brand. If none of the codes listed for your brand operate your Device, then try the search method described on page 10, even if your brand is not listed at all.
EEE The Search Method
If your Television or Video Recorder does not respond to the LITTLE EASY after you have tried all the codes listed for your brand, try the Search Method. The Search Method may also work if your brand is not listed at all.
Let's say you cannot get your LITTLE EASY to control your Television:
1 Switch your Television on. a Press the TV key on your LITTLE 2 2) EASY.
Aim your LITTLE EASY at your Television. Press and hofd down MAGIC until the LITTLE EASY'sred light blinkstwice. Then, press 9 9 L. The red light will blink twice.
Now, alternate between TV and POWER, over and over, until your Television turns off. You may have to press these keys many times, so pl be patient, It could take up to 5 minutes. Remember to keep pointing your LITTLE EASY at your Television when you press the POWER and TV keys.
When your Television turns off, press MAGIC. Don't forget, press MAGIC as soon as your Television turns off. Now your LITTLE EASY is ready to run your Television.
To search for the code for your Video Recorder, follow the instructions above, only press the VCR key during steps 2 and 4.
Note: If your Video's original remote control does not have a power key, press PLAY instead of POWER when searching for your code.
Getting Codes from the
LITTLE EASY Even if you have used the Search Method, it is handy to know your Television or Video code for future reference. It's easy to get your code after you have set up the Little Easy with your Television or Video.
To get your Television code:
Press and hold MAGIC until the LITTLE EASY's red light blinks twice. Press
9 9 0. The red light will blink twice.
three-digit code, press 1 and count the red blinks. If there are no blinks, the digit is “0”
3 AL For the first digit of your
4 For the second digit, press 2 ) and count the red blinks.
5 = For the third digit, press 3 2. and count the red blinks. =) Now you have your three- digit code.
For your Video, follow the same steps above, only press VCR instead of TV.
Make sure you write your Television code in the three boxes on page 22.
ER Changing the Device Keys
If you want, you can change any of the device keys (TV, VCR or AUX) to operate another type of device. The chart below lists how to change the keys and to set up that device:
TV to (CR) MAGIC* 992 VCR TV
AUX) to MAGIC* 992 VCR AUX AUX) UC) en aux MAGIC: Code * Hold down the MAGIC key until the red light
blinks twice. (The light will blink once and then twice.)
T reset a device to its original function, press:
MAGIC* 992 TV TV MAGIC* 992 VCR VCR MAGIC* 992 AUX AUX
* Hold down the MAGIC key until the red light blinks twice. (The light will blink once and then twice.)
Your LITTLE EASY comes with a special Scan key which lets you go through every programme available on your Television or Video Recorder.
For example, to scan through the programmes on your Television:
Cw Aim the LITTLE EASY at your 1 ua) Television and press TV, then Q Scan. You will automatically
move through all the programmes available on your Television stopping at each programme for about three seconds. Remember, the LITTLE EASY must remain aimed at your Television the entire time you are using Scan.
2 When you find a programme that you would like to watch, simply pressthe Scan key again to stop the Scan feature.
To use Scan with your Video Recorder, simply press VCR then Scan. To use Scan with the AUX key, press AUX then Scan.
Note: Scan may not function with devices that did not have a programme +- key on the original remote.
ER Colour & Brightness
Depending on the functions of your original remote control, the LITTLE EASY can operate the colour and brightness settings of your Televison.
To adjust the colour: 1 Press MAGIC followed by Volume+
C>, (for colour up) or Volume- (for colour down).
To adjust the brightness:
dh Press MAGIC followed by Programme (for brightness up) or — Programme- (for brightness down).
You may be able to use some features of your Television and Video Recorder at the same time. If you're watching a programme on your Video, you can adjust the volume (a TV function) without first pressing the TV key. The chart below lists some of the possibilities:
Last Key You Can Control:
VCR TV volume up and down, mute AUX TV volume up and down, mute
The LITTLE EASY is designed to operate the basic functions of teletext (text on, text off and mix).
Symbol Title Description TEXT Puts the Television in ES the teletext mode TV Switches the Television back to regular viewing
mode. On some Televisions, this may be done by pressing the TEXT key several times.
MX Shows both teletext and (= regular Television
simultaneously. Also used for subtitling. On some Televisions this function is accessed by pressing the TEXT key twice.
Note: For a more detailed explanation of teletext, please refer to the manual of your Television. Remember, different Televisions control teletext features in different ways. Not all of the teletext functions may be available for your particular model.
Sleeptimer is a feature which comes built into many TVS. It allows you to set your device to turn off within a certain amount of time. This feature comes in handy if, for example, you enjoy falling aseep with your television on.
With the ONE FOR ALL, there are two waysto use the sleeptimer. If your TV came with this feature built in, follow the instructions “Device Sleeptimer” below. If your device did not come with this feature, follow the instructions “ONE FOR ALL Sleeptimer”.
If your TV has a “Sleeptimer” function built in, you can access this function with your ONE FOR ALL remote. To do so:
1 Make sure your TV is switched on.
2 mm) Press the TV key.
3 Point the ONE FOR ALL at
your TV and press and release MAGIC then press POWER. You should see the Sleeptimer activate on your TV screen. To increase the timer, simply press MAGIC then POWER until the timer gets to the desired time.
To deactivate the Sleeptimer, repeat steps 1-3 above. During step 3, continue pressing Magic then Power until the timer indicates zero minutes.
Note: Remember, your device must have its own Sleeptimer function in order for the above instructions to operate. If your device does not have its own Sleeptimer, follow the instructions outlined below.
EEE The ONE FOR ALL Sleeptimer
Your ONE FOR ALL remote comes with an internal Sleeptimer function for those devices which did not come standard with this function. To use the ONE FOR ALL Sleeptimer:
1 v) Press the TV key.
Then, press and hold MAGIC until the red light 970 blinkstwice. Press 970. The red light will blink twice again. It is only necessary to perform steps 1 and 2 once. Now to set the timer, continue with the steps below.
Setting the ONE FOR ALL Sleeptimer:
It is possible to set the timer for 15, 30, 45 or 60 minutes. To do this, first make sure your TV is switched on. Then,
MAGIC then POWER. The red
- light will blink once which
() (15 indicates the timer is set for 15 minutes. To increase the timer, smply pres POWER again (this must be done within 5 seconds.). The light will blink twice indicating the timer is set for 30 minutes (2x 15). You can press POWER à maximum of four times which will set the timer to 60 minutes.
© (30) Once you have set the timer to 27 the desired time, set your ONE (45) FOR ALL remote down, pointing ° it at your device. When the . programmed amount of time has U60) elapsed, the ONE FOR ALL will send the command for Power, henc turning off your device.
-The red light on the ONE FOR ALL will blink every 15 seconds indicating that the remote is in Sleeptimer mode.
-P deactivate the Sleeptimer, simply press any key on the ONE FOR ALL remote.
Atis only ni ry to follow steps 1 and 2 above one time. For subsequent use of the Sleeptimer, simply begin with “Setting the Sleeptimer”.
-Remember, when using the ONE FOR ALL Sleeptimer, you must set the remote so it is pointing to your device.
Preventing Accidental Code Changes
To prevent the accidental changing of codes in the LITTLE EASY (for instance by young children), it is possible to lock in the code you have set up:
Please remember, this is an optional feature and should only be used after you have found all the code(s) which operate your device(s) correctly and have set up your LITTLÉ EASY exactly the way you want it.
To lock in your: Press:
TV code mm 982 VCR code VŒ 982 AUX code aux) 982
* Hold down the MAGIC key until the red light blinks twice. (The light will blink once and then twice.)
To release the lock, simply repeat the same steps.
Note: Once you have locked in a code, you will not be able to enter a new code until the lock is released.
Redhight doesnot biink When vou press a key?
Replace batteries with 2 fresh, new AAA/LRO3 alkaline batteries.
FThe ONE FOR ALL Make sure you are using new does not repond after | batteries and are aiming the
presing a key? ONE FOR ALL at your device.
The ONE FORALL does | A) Tryallthe codeslisted for your brand ot operate your B) Trythe search method on page 10 deice(s?
Your brand isnot listed | Trythe search method on page 10.
When following the set- Up instructions, the red
Did you us the Code Lock feature? You must first unlock the code before
light on the ONE FORALL | entering a new code. Follow the onlyblinksonceinstead | instructions on page 19 to do this.
of iwice after you enter a
FThe ONE FOR ALL You may be usng the wrong code.
is not preforming Start the search method over command property? | again to locatethe proper code. Pressa key but getthe | Hold MAGIC until the red light blinks Mrong result? ice, then press 992 and the device keyl
ice. You will need to set-up your deæ again, Trythe codes for brand
or the search method on page 10. You cannot cntrolthe | Hold MAGICunti red light blinkstwice volume feature of vour _ | Then press 993 and VOL+ To set the
Satellite, Cable Con-
volume control back to TV (Punch-
erter or TWVideo Through) hold Magic until the red
combination OR light binkstwice, then press 993 TV.
you cannot control the
Volume of the TV set
Problems changing Enter the programme number exactly
channels? as you would'on your original remote.
Video not recording? | Asa safety feature on your ONEFOR ALL, you must press the Record key twicæ
Scan doesnot work on | Make sure your original remote had a
Your device? programme #- key.
If you have any questions about the operation of your new ONE FOR ALL Universal Remote Control, you may call our consumer help-line for assistance. Before calling, please read this manual carefully to find the answer to your question. If you cannot find a solution in this manual, please complete the information below on all your equipment before calling. This way we can better serve you.
Date of purchase: dl 1 day/month/year
(The first row is an example of how to complete this table)
TYPE BRAND MODEL NR. REMOTE TV Sony KVX-2950B RMT-V131B EEE 21
EEE Quick Code Reference
The following pages list the codes for your equipment. The most popular codes for each brand are listed first.
If your device does not respond to the LITTLE EASY after you have tried all the codes for your brand, try the search method (page 10).
Write down the codes for your devices in the boxes below, for quick and easy reference.
Cosmel Crezar Crosey
Fidelity. Finlandia Finlux
Halifax Hampton Hanseatic
Weltblick White Wes- tinghouse Yamashi Yoko
Finlux First Line Fisher
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Guarantee UNIVERSAL ELECTRONICS INC/ONE FOR ALL anis to eogal purchase ati product be fe from defects in materials and otkmanhp under normal ue fr à perd afriney (0) ds am te date ofte anna purchase Product il De replaced fe of chage das been proue be defeeie mine 30 day perd en sal product rues Stcustomer pense mitin ie war pe, THIS WARRANTY DOES NOT COVER ANY EXPENSES NCURRED IN THE REMOVAL AND REINSTALLATION OF THIS PRODUCT
‘This warranty does not cover damage or failues caused by products ar services notsupphed by ONE FOR ALL, or which resui from accident, misuse, abuse, neglect mishanding, misapalicaton, fault installation, setup adjustment, Improper maintenance, aheration, maladiustment of consumer contois, modifications, commercial use, fre, water, Nghining or other acts of God. This warranty does not cover cartons, caying cases, bateries, broken or marred cabinets, or any ather items used in connecüon with the product
There are no express warrantes except as Isted above. ONE FOR ALL SHALL NOT 8E LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM THE USE OF THIS PRODUCT OR ARISING OUT OF ANY BREACH OF WARRANTY. ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, ARE LIMITED TO THE WARRANTY PERIOD SET FORTH ABOVE. Some countries de not allow he exclusion or imitation of incidental or consequential damages, or imiation on hou long an impled warranty lsts, so the above exclusions or imitations may notapphy lo you. This waranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other ights which var from country to country.
To obtain warranty sentce during the warranty period, please careful pack the product and send it prepaid and adequatelyinsured ta the adress below, together wih your purchase receipt or ather proof of the date of original.
In Uk In retand In Australia
IE THE UNIT IS RETURNED WITHIN THE WARRANTY PERIOD, YOU MUST INCLUDE YOUR PURCHASE RECEIPT so that we may establsh your loibliy for service and can replace your uni without cost It ould be helpul f you included à note detaling te problem. IF THE UNIT 15 RETURNED FOR SERVICE OUTSIDE THE WARRANTY PERIOD, please include à cheque to cover the costof replacement, handling and retum postage. (Prices may difer per model. Please contact ONE FOR ALL customer service in Your country for exact amount.)
NOTHING IN THIS GUARANTEE AFFECTS YOUR STATUTORY RIGHTS.
ONE FOR ALL and the ONE FOR ALL 3 Litle Easy" are trademarks of Universal Electronics Inc
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