A large, multi functional, infrared universal remote control with large buttons that light up when pressed. This remote can operate a TV, VCR, DVD player and satellite or cable boxes. The remote recognises a set code for different brands of appliances and these are used to set the remote to control a particular appliance. Not all appliance brands available in Australia can be controlled with this remote.
Programming
* Manually turn on TV, VCR, DVD or Satellite or cable box
* Refer to Device Code List, look up the three digit code that corresponds to the type and brand of the equipment
* Hold down the Device Mode Button until indicator light on remote begins to blink
* Press Power button. Device should turn off
* Press other functions and if they work then programming has been successful
Only one model is available
Features
* All buttons light up red when any button is pressed. The buttons remain illuminated for a period of approximately 5 seconds
* A red indicator light appears at the top left corner of the remote when any button is pressed to provide visual feedback
* Buttons are shaped differently for different functions: the number buttons are circular in shape; the channel and volume buttons are triangular in shape; and all other function buttons, including the on/off button are square
* Compatible with most brands of Televisions, DVD players, VCRs and Satellite or Cable boxes (supplier stated)
* Replaces up to four standard remote controls
* Powered by 2 AA batteries
* The buttons are large and easily visible, increasing accessibility to those with vision impairment or reduced fine motor movement
* All buttons are illuminated for 5 seconds when any button is pressed allowing the device to be operated by people with some vision impairment or in a darkened room
* The raised buttons may assist those with a vision impairment to locate keys using touch
* Please note The Big Button Universal Remote Control will not work on Set Top Boxes
Refer to the supplier and manufacturer manual for maintenance instructions and safety warnings.
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China and South Korea.