User's Manual

Introduction

This manual provides instructions for the YH414561/YH414562/YH414563/YH414564 Learning Universal Remote Control. This device is designed to control multiple home entertainment devices such as projectors, TVs, DVD players, and amplifiers. It features a learning function to copy codes from original remotes and a vast built-in infrared code library. The remote is designed with a stylish appearance and offers control over most major functions of compatible devices.

The remote control features a standard layout with a numeric keypad (0-9), navigation buttons (Up, Down, Left, Right, OK, Exit), playback controls (Play, Pause, Stop, Rewind, Fast Forward), volume and channel controls, and dedicated buttons for device selection (TV, DVD, AMP, Projector) and special functions like Mute, Learn, and Set.

Button Identification

• SET: Used for setting up the remote control.
• PROJECTOR, AMP, DVD, TV: Select the device to control.
• POWER: Turn the selected device on/off.
• 0-9: Numeric keys for inputting device codes and other functions.
• Keystone ±: Adjust keystone correction (for projectors).
• Zoom ±: Adjust zoom (for projectors).
• Source: Select input source (for projectors).
• BLANK MODE: Display a blank screen (for projectors).
• RESYNC: Resynchronize phase, tracking, size, and position (for projectors).
• LEARN: Activate the remote's learning function.
• MENU: Access device menus or OSD (On-Screen Display).
• CH ±: Channel up/down.
• Mute/OFF: Mute audio or turn off the device.
• VOL ±: Volume up/down.
• REW, PLAY, FFWD, REC, STOP, PAUSE: Media playback controls.
• ▶, ENTER, EXIT: Navigation keys (Up, Down, Left, Right, OK, Exit).
• Red, Green, Yellow, Blue keys: Used for TV Fast Text functions.

Battery Installation

1. Open the battery compartment cover on the back of the remote.
2. Insert two AA batteries, ensuring correct polarity (+/-).
3. Close the battery compartment cover.

The remote control retains all settings even when batteries are removed.

Setup Instructions

A. Setup by Brand Code

1. Turn on the device you wish to control (e.g., Projector).
2. Locate the brand name and the corresponding 3-digit code in the Device Brand Code List within this manual.
3. Press and hold the SET button, then press the device button (e.g., PROJECTOR). The POWER LED on the remote will light up, indicating setup mode.
4. Within 10 seconds, enter the 3-digit device code. If no input is made within 10 seconds, setup mode will exit.
5. If the code is accepted, the LED will turn off. If the LED flashes twice, the code may be incorrect. Re-enter the code.
6. Test the remote's functions. If most buttons do not work, try another 3-digit code for the same brand. Repeat steps 3-6 until basic functions work correctly.

Note: To exit setup mode, press the device button (e.g., PROJECTOR). If no button is pressed within 10 seconds, setup mode will exit automatically.

B. Learning Setup

The learning function allows you to copy commands from an original remote control. Ensure both the learning remote and the original remote have fresh batteries.

1. Press and hold the LEARN button, then press the device button (e.g., DVD). Release both buttons. The POWER LED will flash, indicating the remote is in learning mode for that device.
2. Press and release the target button on the remote you want to learn from (e.g., POWER). The device button on the learning remote will light up.
3. Point the original remote's IR emitter at the learning remote's IR receiver (approximately 30mm distance).
4. Press and hold the desired button on the original remote until the learning remote's LED flashes twice and stays lit for 2 seconds, then flashes again. This confirms the code has been learned, and the remote is ready for the next command.
5. If the learning fails, the LED will flash 4 times, stay lit for 2 seconds, then flash again. This indicates the code was not learned, and the remote is ready for another attempt.
6. Repeat steps 2-4 to learn more commands.

Notes: To exit learning mode, press and release the LEARN button. Maintain a distance of no more than 30mm between remotes and keep them aligned. If no button is pressed for 30 seconds, learning mode will exit. You can delete learned commands by pressing SET and 4 simultaneously (select the device first). The last learned signal overwrites the previous one. The remote can store up to 14 commands per device.

C. Device Code Write Protection

To prevent accidental overwriting or deletion of device codes:

1. Press the desired device button (e.g., PROJECTOR).
2. Press and hold the SET button, then press the 7 key. Release both keys. The LED will flash twice, indicating the code is now protected.

To cancel write protection, press and hold SET and then press the 8 key. Release both keys. The LED will flash twice, indicating protection is removed.

D. Reset/Delete Function

To delete all codes stored in the remote, press and hold the SET button, then press and hold the 0 key for over 3 seconds. Release both keys. The LED will flash twice, indicating all settings and learned commands have been deleted.

Caution: Do not use this function if you do not wish to delete all settings.

E. Display Device Code

To view the currently set device code:

1. Press and hold the SET button, then press the 1 key to display the hundreds digit of the 3-digit code (LED flashes indicate the digit; no flash means zero).
2. Press and hold the SET button, then press the 2 key to display the tens digit.
3. Press and hold the SET button, then press the 3 key to display the units digit.
4. Example for code 028: Press SET+1 (LED no flash), SET+2 (LED flashes twice), SET+3 (LED flashes 8 times).

Device Brand Code List

This section provides extensive lists of device codes for setting up the universal remote. The lists are organized by device type:

• Projector Codes: Lists codes for various projector brands including Optoma, Acer, Dell, BenQ, Casio, Epson, HP, InFocus, NEC, Sony, Toshiba, and ViewSonic.
• TV Codes: Contains codes for a wide range of TV brands such as Acer, Dell, LG, Samsung, Sony, Toshiba, Panasonic, Philips, and many others.
• DVD Codes: Lists codes for DVD players from brands like Apex, Daewoo, Denon, Emerson, Hitachi, JVC, Kenwood, LG, Panasonic, Philips, Pioneer, Samsung, Sony, Toshiba, and many more.
• DVD/VCR Combo Codes: Includes codes for combined DVD/VCR units from brands like LG, Magnavox, Panasonic, and Toshiba.
• DVR/PVR Codes: Provides VCR codes for DVR/PVR devices from brands like ABS, Alienware, Archos, and AT&T.
• AMP Codes: Lists codes for amplifiers from brands such as Bose, Harman/Kardon, JVC, Marantz, Optimus, Philips, Pioneer, RCA, Sony, and Yamaha.

For detailed code numbers, please refer to the original manual document.