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fredb
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Does anyone know where i can find the codes for the insignia line of lcd tvs for the express vu remote control?
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Ex Agent EV
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I don't think they are listed in the booklet...
You can always do a power scan...
Press TV light until all topight flashes... Press the POWER button, then the up arrow key until the TV shut off (it my take many press before it does it basically goes 500,201,502,503, ect.. If your code is 900 it might be long) then record
You can always do a power scan...
Press TV light until all topight flashes... Press the POWER button, then the up arrow key until the TV shut off (it my take many press before it does it basically goes 500,201,502,503, ect.. If your code is 900 it might be long) then record
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bubble.tea
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Thank you for the heads up on the power scan. Will try it tonight!!
I'll have to do this. I have the 50" plasma but my remote doesn't control it. One of the only reasons why we're thinking of selling the tv and going back to our 46" Samsung which the remote does control....yah yah, stupid, but heck, it's annoying not to be able to ctrl the volume from the single remote
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I'll have to do this. I have the 50" plasma but my remote doesn't control it. One of the only reasons why we're thinking of selling the tv and going back to our 46" Samsung which the remote does control....yah yah, stupid, but heck, it's annoying not to be able to ctrl the volume from the single remote
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Pinza
Guest
Worst case, buy a Harmony.
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bubble.tea
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I tried this four times so far. Each time within 40 presses the tv shuts off, I click record....but nothing. The code isn't successful.
I recall from other universal remotes that possibly many codes could be partially compatible but not fully hence it would need to cycle through? That was if you had say 5 codes for insignias, to try all 5. But my problem is that the first code it comes across isn't working. It turns off, but doesn't turn on.
Any ideas? By definition if the frequency turns the tv off...shouldn't it turn it back on? Any way I'm not doing the programming routine properly?
I recall from other universal remotes that possibly many codes could be partially compatible but not fully hence it would need to cycle through? That was if you had say 5 codes for insignias, to try all 5. But my problem is that the first code it comes across isn't working. It turns off, but doesn't turn on.
Any ideas? By definition if the frequency turns the tv off...shouldn't it turn it back on? Any way I'm not doing the programming routine properly?
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Pinza
Guest
I thought you press the # key, NOT record....
I could be wrong though.....Give it a try, let us know.
I could be wrong though.....Give it a try, let us know.
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kandkt
Guest
Pinza is correct ... you should hit the # button once you get the correct code.
The record button is pressed when you change the remote address for the receiver.
The record button is pressed when you change the remote address for the receiver.
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bubble.tea
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Bloody AWESOME!!!!!!!!!
IT WORKED!!!!
THANK YOU SOOOOOOOO MUCH. Well...I guess that settles it. We're keeping the Insiggy, and the Sammy is goin' up for sale. Any biters?
oh, fyi, it was only about 35 clicks to get to a functioning frequency
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IT WORKED!!!!
THANK YOU SOOOOOOOO MUCH. Well...I guess that settles it. We're keeping the Insiggy, and the Sammy is goin' up for sale. Any biters?
oh, fyi, it was only about 35 clicks to get to a functioning frequency
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Pinza
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Glad to help.
Do I get a HUGE discount for spotting the diliberate error.....lol
Enjoy.
Do I get a HUGE discount for spotting the diliberate error.....lol
Enjoy.
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bubble.tea
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^ HEHE...Hey companies pay BIG BUCKS for proof-reading .
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dosborne
Guest
If you need to bypass a code, when the TV turns off, just turn it back on manually and then continue with the code scan
(I know you resolved it, but this is a reference for anyone else reading this in the future)
(I know you resolved it, but this is a reference for anyone else reading this in the future)