RCA RC5500P User Manual

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Reference 59Programming the Remote ControlReprogram the Remote to Operate Your Satellite ReceiverIf the SAT button accidentally gets its programming changed, usethe codes below to reprogram the remote to operate an RCA,ProScan, or GE satellite receiver.1. Turn on the satellite receiver.2. Point the DVD’s remote at the component.3. Hold the SAT button and use the digit button to enter thecorrect code.4. Release the buttons.5. Press POWER on the remote. If the satellite receiver turns off,reprogramming is complete.Operate the Satellite Receiver1. Point the remote at the satellite receiver and press SAT.2. Try the buttons to see which ones operate the satellite receiver.Satellite Receiver Function ButtonsPress the SAT button to set the remote to control a compatiblesatellite receiver. Some buttons may not work with every receiver.If you have a compatible RCA brand receiver, test the buttons tosee which other buttons operate the receiver.(Buttons Listed in Alphabetical Order)CH+ and – Use to select next higher or lower channel.CLEAR Use to remove menus from the TV screen.Digits (0 through 9) Use to select a channel and menu items.INFO Use to select menu items and display information.MENU Use to display menus and select menu items.MOVE Arrows Use to scroll through the menus and selectmenu items.POWER Turns off a compatible satellite receiver when remote isset to control it. Press twice to turn off all compatible components.RETURN Use to return to the last channel selected.Controlling a Satellite ReceiverThe SAT button on the remote is programmed to control theprimary functions of an RCA, ProScan, or GE satellite receiver.2INPUT MARKER•ANTPLAY MODEINFOMUTE REPEATRECORD PAUSESTOPPLAYVCR AUXREVERSE FORWARDRETURN SELECTCLEARSETUPGUIDEANGLEAUDIOSUBTITLEMOVE315 648097CH+CH–POWERDVDSATTVVOLVOLSUBTITLEMENUON/OFFSATbuttonSatellite Receiver CodesRCA ............................................ 000ProScan .................................... 000GE ............................................... 000