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REDUCING THE RANGE OF THE UHF REMOTE CONTROL
If a neighbor frequently uses a UHF remote control, the signals from that remote may
block signals from your remote from reaching your recorder. To prevent such
interference, you can install a 10 dB F-connector attenuator. This will reduce the sensitivity
of the recorder to UHF signals, so it will not respond to signals from distant remotes.
Attenuators are available at some electronics supply and satellite TV stores or from JVC
parts at 1-800-882-2345. The JVC part number for this attenuator is T500511.
Note: Installing the attenuator will substantially reduce the operating range of your
remote.
To install an attenuator,
1. Remove the UHF Antenna from the
UHF Remote Antenna connection on the recorder
back panel.
2. Attach a 10 dB attenuator to the
UHF Remote Antenna connection.
3. Attach the UHF Antenna to the attenuator.
THE POWER SCAN: IF YOUR BRAND IS NOT LISTED
If your equipment brand is not listed in the equipment codes, or if the listed codes do not
work, you can set up the remote to scan through all the codes, testing each one.
Once the remote reaches a possible correct code, the equipment (whether VCR, TV, or
other), powers ON or OFF. Once this happens, try some other functions to make sure
you have the correct code. Occasionally, the
Power button may work when others do not.
Note: If you start this procedure, and at any time do not press a button within 20
seconds, the remote will end the procedure automatically.
Using the System
Programming the Remote Control
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1. Press the Mode button on the remote until the
appropriate mode light is flashing rapidly.
2. Press the
Address button. The mode light starts
flashing more slowly.
3. Press the
Power button. The mode light stops flashing
and stays lit.
Remote Buttons
MODE
ADDRESS
POWER