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Samsung Remote Control – TV & DVD

 

http://ars.samsung.com/customer/ctry/jsp/faqs/faqs_view.jsp?SITE_ID=24&isARS=Y&AT_ID=20131&ARS_ID=9050369

We have a 40’ Samsung LCD TV as well as a Samsung DVD Recorder with Hard Drive.

The remotes of the two machines works interchangeably. ie.; You can switch on/off TV, change source etc with the DVD remote. Likewise, you can pause, play, stop etc with the TV remote.

One fine day I find that the dvd remote is not being recognised by the TV.

Felt a bit like Excel files not recognised by Access! ;)

Luckily I found the link above after some searching.

To sort it out, I did the following

For DVD Players (Only If DVD Remote control has a TV Power Button)

  1. Turn on the TV
  2. Point the DVD's remote at the TV.
  3. While holding the TV POWER  button (on the DVD Remote) down, enter the code for your brand. (For Samsung it is ‘01’)
  4. If the TV turns off, setup is complete.
    Enter other codes of the same brand if the first code does not work.
  5. To operate the TV, use the TVPower, Channel Up and Down, Volume Up and Down and TV Video Button.

Cool.

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