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Accenda Remote Control Manual Set-Up and Device Codes
(Text-Only Version)
If you prefer entering the device codes for Accenda yourself:
- Press the device source button for the device you wish to program. The button will flash green once. If sound is enabled, Accenda will respond with the button name.
- Press the [PROG] button (located inside flip-down door).
- The source button will flash green twice. Accenda will respond by saying "Program."
- Type in the 3 or 4-digit code for your TV, VCR, etc. The codes can be found in the Accenda Device Codes listing below. The device source button will flash green once for each digit pressed. Accenda will respond with each number as you enter it.
- After you have entered the correct code, press [PROG]. The source button will flash green three times. You have now programmed the device.
- Test the device by pressing [Power]. If it does not respond to the [Power] button, try the next code in the list for your system's manufacturer.
- Be sure to test a variety of buttons to ensure they all work. Many devices use similar remote control codes and occasionally some instructions will not work properly. If this occurs, try the next code in the list for your system's manufacturer.
- Repeat steps one through four for each device you wish to program: TV, VCR, Cable box, etc., up to six devices.
You are not restricted to using just one TV, VCR etc. A powerful feature of the Accenda is the ability to program multiple devices of the same type such as two or more TV's, VCR's etc. See Substitute Devices (below) for details.
When programming Accenda to control TV/VCR combination units ("Combo's"), you may need to set up the TV and VCR codes separately. If all the functions do not work, first select the appropriate TV code and program the TV selection button, then select the appropriate VCR code and program the VCR button.
Substitute Devices
Accenda does not limit you to just one of any type of entertainment product. You can program two or more TVs, VCRs, etc. by "substituting devices." Each of the six device source buttons ([TV], [VCR], [DVD], [CBL/SAT], [AUDIO], or [AUX]) can be programmed to control any component of your entertainment system. For example, if you would like the [AUX] device button to control a second TV:
- Press [AUX] and then [PROG]. The AUX button will flash twice.
- Enter the desired TV code. The button will flash once for each digit.
- Press [PROG] and the button will flash 3 times. Now the [AUX] button will control your second TV. This works with all six device buttons, so it is possible to program up to six of any component, such as eight TV's, VCR's, etc.
Following is a list of device codes to be used when manually programming the Accenda remote control. You may have to try some or all of the codes for each brand before you find the proper code for your product.
The codes are arranged by type of equipment and manufacturer. You may have to try several codes in order to find the correct code.
Codes within brackets ({}) are very similar. In general they have the same on/off code and many other buttons in common. If one of these does not turn your TV on or off, you do not need to try other codes within the set of brackets.
Be sure to test a variety of buttons to ensure they all work. Many devices use similar remote control codes and occasionally some instructions will not work properly. If this occurs, try the next code in the list for your system's manufacturer. If you cannot find the correct code, refer to the Auto Search/Manual Search feature or the Frequently Asked Questions section of the User’s Guide.
Your Accenda can read back (flash) the codes you selected for TV, VCR, cable box, DVD etc., so that you can note them down for future reference.
- If voice response is not turned on, press the [SOUND] button to turn on voice response.
- Press the device key for which you want the code read back. For example, if you want to know the code for your TV, press [TV].
- Press [PROG]. The TV button should flash twice.
- Press [0], then [PROG]. Accenda will audibly read out the 3 or four digit device code for you to record.
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