Four-In-One Remote Control  (15-1909)   How It Works   Faxback Doc. # 6721

Before you begin to use the 4-in-1, it is helpful to understand a little
about how it works - nothing technical - only an idea of what you can
expect from the 4-in-1.

After you set up the 4-in-1, its command keys work like the keys on your
original remote controls, though the labeling might differ slightly.  For
example, a key on your original remote control labeled PWR ON/OFF is
equivalent to the 4-in-1's POWER key.

Notes:  Whenever you use the 4-in-1's RECORD key, you must press it
        twice.  This safety feature helps prevent you from accidentally
        erasing audio or video tapes.

        The P (Program) key is a special key you use when you set up the
        4-in-1 to replace your original remote controls.

        The TV, VCR, AUX, and CBL keys are device keys.  You use them when
        you set up the 4-in-1 to replace your original remote controls.
        You also use the device keys during normal operation to tell the
        4-in-1 which device you want to control.

        The B key, located directly above the CBL device key, performs the
        same function as the A/B key on your cable remote.

        The 4-in-1 might not have all of the keys labeled the same as the
        original remote control.  But, in most cases, the 4-in-1 can
        duplicate all commonly used commands from the original remote
        control.  For example:  if your original remote control for your
        CD player does not have a POWER key the 4-in-1's POWER key may
        operate another CD function, such as OPEN/CLOSE or EJECT.

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