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3 Table of contents 1 Your SRP Getting started Inserting the batteries Testing the universal remote control Setting up the universal remote control Using the universal remote control Keys and functions Resetting a key to its original function Service and support Frequently asked questions Need help?...14 FCC Compliancy...14 Notice for Canada...14 Helpline...43 Brand list Your SRP2003 English 1 Your SRP2003 Congratulations on your purchase of the Philips SRP2003 universal remote control. After setting up the remote control you can operate up to 3 different devices with it. Simple Setup Improved with Philips patented (pending) Simple Setup technology, the SRP2003 can be set up easily for TV, DVD player / recorder and all common Cable, Satellite and other set top boxes, such as DirecTV, Comcast, AT&T, Verizon, Time Warner, Scientific Atlanta, Tivo and many more. Simply follow the instructions in chapter 2.3 to set up the remote control for your devices. To fully benefit from the support that Philips offers, register your product at EN _27 Manual_80_210.indd :0

4 2 Getting started 2.1 Inserting the batteries Insert 2 AAA type batteries, noting the + and - configuration in the battery compartment. Note When replacing the batteries, all user settings will be retained in the remote control memory for 5 minutes. 2.2 Testing the universal remote control It is advised to test whether your device(s) already respond(s) to the SRP2003 before setting it up (see chapter 2.3). The example below instructs you how to do this for your TV. You can repeat the same steps for other devices (DVD player/recorder and Cable/ Satellite box) which you want to operate using the SRP2003. Example: testing the universal remote control on your TV: 1 Switch ON your TV manually or use the original remote control for this. Tune to channel 1. 2 Press the device selection key to select TV. The red Setup light lights up. If the light does not light up, check whether the batteries are properly inserted (see chapter 2.1). 4 EN 2003_27 Manual_80_210.indd :0

5 3 Check whether the keys that you need for operating your TV are working. For an overview of the keys and their functions see chapter 3.1. If the TV responds as it should to all of the key commands, the SRP2003 is ready for use. If the device does not respond at all or not to all of the key commands, follow the instructions in chapter 2.3. Getting started English 2.3 Setting up the universal remote control This is only necessary if your device does not respond to the SRP2003. If that is the case, the SRP2003 does not recognize the brand and / or model of your device and you need to set up the remote control to do so. The example below instructs you how to do this for your TV. You can repeat the same steps for other devices (DVD player/recorder and Cable/ Satellite box) which you want to operate, using the SRP2003. The remote control can be set up to operate any 3 of the following devices: Device name TV DVD Description Traditional TV, flat screen TV and projection TV, TV part of TV / VCR, TV / VCR / DVD and TV / DVD combos DVD player / recorder (DVDR), DVD / Hard Disk Drive combination (DVDR-HDD), Blu-Ray player, High Definition DVD player (HD-DVD), DVD part of TV / DVD, TV / VCR / DVD and VCR / DVD combos EN _27 Manual_80_210.indd :0

6 CBL/SAT Cable box, satellite receiver, Internet Protocol TV (IPTV), Free To Air TV, High Definition Television decoder (HDTV) and Tivo Example: setting up the universal remote control to operate your TV: 1 Switch ON the TV manually or use the original remote control for this. Tune to channel 1. 2 Press and hold the 5 sec. device selection key for 5 seconds until the red Setup light remains lit. The remote control is now in setup mode. 3 Look up the 4-digit code for your brand in the brand list at the back of this user manual. A 4-digit code is shown for each brand. Use the digit keys to enter the code for your brand (e.g. Philips, ). If the red Setup light turns off, an invalid code was entered. In this case, try again. 4 Aim the remote 5-60 sec. control at the TV. Press and hold the key. Release it immediately as soon the TV switches off. This step normally takes between 5 and 60 seconds. In extreme circumstances this step can take up to 15 minutes SEC. 6 EN P2003_27 Manual_80_210.indd :0

7 5 Switch ON the TV. Try out the keys you need for operating it. Try, for example, if the - CH + and digit keys function properly. If a key does not work as expected, press and hold that key. Release it immediately as soon as it works. For more information, see chapter Press the device selection key twice to finish setup. When no key is pressed for 5 minutes or 2 x more, the remote control will exit setup mode, automatically saving all your settings. English Getting started Important If you made a mistake: Press the device selection key twice to exit setup. The red Setup light turns off. Restart from the beginning. If the device does not respond at all or not to all of the key commands or if you cannot find the code for your brand, enter 9, 9, 9, 9 in step 3 and continue with step 4. The remote control will now search its full database for a code that works with your TV. Full database search may take up to 15 minutes Setting up the remote control for other devices (DVD player/recorder and Cable/Satellite box) 1 Make sure the device is turned on, fully operational and able to respond to remote control commands. E.g. insert a disc in the DVD player / recorder or a video cassette in the VCR. 2 Then follow steps 2 to 6 of Setting up the remote control for your TV. Make sure to use the correct device selection key: or. EN _27 Manual_80_210.indd :0

8 2.3.2 Improving keys When correctly set up, the remote control should be able to operate all your devices. However, when using the remote control for the first time it might occur that some keys do not yet function as expected. In this case you can have the remote control search for alternatives. Note Improving keys is not possible when the code was found during full database search (with code 9, 9, 9, 9 ). During initial setup 1 Make sure the receiving device is able to respond. E.g. when you try to repair the Play key for your DVD player, make sure to insert a DVD into the DVD player otherwise the Play key is not able to function. 2 Press the key that does not function, keep it pressed and immediately release it when the device responds. Repeat this for every key that does not function. If the key still does not function as expected, try pressing it again for a longer period of time. After initial setup 1 Make sure the receiving device is able to respond. E.g. when you try to repair the Play key for your DVD player, make sure to insert a DVD into the DVD player otherwise the Play key is not able to function. 2 Select the device that you wish to operate (e.g. DVD). Press the device selection key to select DVD. 3 Keep keys and 5 sec. pressed simultaneously for 5 seconds. The red Setup light lights up. The remote control is now in setup mode. 8 EN 2003_27 Manual_80_210.indd :0

9 4 Press and hold the key that does not function and immediately release it when the device responds. If the key still does not function as expected, try pressing it again for a longer period of time. 5 Press the device selection key twice to save your settings and exit setup mode. When no key 2 x is pressed for 5 minutes or more, the remote control will exit setup mode, automatically saving all your settings. 3 Using the universal remote control English Using the universal remote control 3.1 Keys and functions The illustration on page 2 gives an overview of all keys on the remote control. Try out the keys you need for operating your devices. Notes Keys having the same functions as the keys on your original remote control may have different namings on the SRP2003 (e.g. Info / Display). Only functions that are available on your original remote control can be used for operating your devices with the SRP Setup light. lights up red when the remote control is in setup mode. lights up red when a remote control command is being sent selects available source inputs (antenna, cable, etc.) device selection keys. Select the device to be operated. EN _27 Manual_80_210.indd :0

10 4 5 GUIDE... electronic program guide. MENU... menu on / off. INFO... on-screen channel information. EXIT... exits / clears on-screen menu displays cursor up, down, left, right in a menu. OK... confirms your selection. A, B, C, D... Context sensitivity keys, ordered following the requirements for cable boxes. A - Yellow, B - Blue, C - Red, D - Green. 6 + VOL -... adjusts TV volume.... mutes TV sound.... previous program / Last. + CH -... previous / next channel rewind play fast forward stop record. ;... pause. 4P 3P... previous (4P) / next (3P) page / track in various modes. /... set your Thumb ratings used after direct channel selection. Some devices require ENTER to be pressed after channel selection.... selects between one and two-figure channel numbers. 10 EN 2003_27 Manual_80_210.indd :0

11 8... digit keys for direct channel / track selection. English 9... switches the selected device on / off. Note For some TV brands / types, this key will only turn off the TV. You will have to press a digit button (direct channel selection) to turn on the TV again. 3.2 Resetting a key to its original function If an improved key (see chapter 2.3.2) still does not function as expected, you can always reset the key to its original function. Using the universal remote control 1 In the current 5 sec. device mode, keep digit keys and pressed simultaneously for 5 seconds, until the red Setup light lights up. The remote control is now in setup mode. 2 Press digit keys,, and, in that order. After each key press the red Setup light blinks once. 3 Press the key you wish to reset twice. E.g. the 22 key. After each key 2 x press the red Setup light blinks once. The red Setup light will blink one more time to confirm that the key was succesfully reset to its original function. EN _27 Manual_80_210.indd :0

12 4 Service and support 4.1 Frequently asked questions In this chapter you will find answers to the most frequently asked questions about your universal remote control. Setup I cannot enter setup mode. Battery level too low or battery lifetime came to an end. Replace the batteries. For this see chapter 2.1. The brand code for my device is missing in the Shortlist of brands in the Quick Start Guide. The Shortlist of brands only mentions the most common TV, DVD and CBL/SAT brands. You will find a complete brand list on page of this user manual. Use 9999 as 4-digit code in case you cannot find your brand in the complete brand list. Note that using 9999 may result in a long setup (up to 15 minutes). My TV switches OFF in step 4 but does not switch ON again in step 5. TVs of some brands (e.g. Panasonic) only switch ON after a long press on one of the digit keys. After a long key press in setup mode the remote control will start trying to improve the key (see chapter 2.3.2) instead of switching ON the TV. In this case, switch ON the TV manually or use the original remote control for this. Continue with step 6. After successfully completing setup, the remote control will switch ON the TV with a long key press on one of the digit keys, just as your original remote control. After setup, not all keys work al expected. Try improving the key(s). See chapter EN 2003_27 Manual_80_210.indd :0

13 How do I set the remote control for my TV / DVD combo? Some combo devices require you to set up two different source selection keys to control both parts of the combo device. If you have a TV / DVD combo, you might need to set up the remote control for both TV and DVD to operate your TV / DVD combo. Operation The remote control does not wake up anymore. Battery level too low or battery lifetime came to an end. Replace the batteries. See chapter 2.1. English Service and support The device I want to operate does not respond at all / does not respond to all of the key commands. Check if the keys you press are available on the original remote control of the device. Try improving keys. See chapter Wrong code selected during setup. Set up the remote control again for the device. Always test if the device responds, before leaving setup mode. See chapter 2.2. It may be that the keys that you are trying to use have a different naming on the original remote control. Try out all keys to find the one(s) you need. Batteries Will my settings be deleted when I replace the batteries? No. All user settings will be retained in the remote control memory in the remote control memory for 5 minutes. EN _27 Manual_80_210.indd :0

14 4.2 Need help? We advise you to first read this user manual carefully. It is provided to help you set up and use the remote control. If, however, you require extra information or have additional questions about setup, usage, spare parts, warranty, etc. of the SRP2003, you can always contact us. When calling our helpline, make sure to have the SRP2003 at hand when you call, so that our operators can help you determine whether the SRP2003 is working properly. You will find our contact details at the end of this user manual. The model number of your Philips universal remote control is SRP2003/27. Date of purchase:.../.../... (day/month/year) For online support go to: Click Support and follow the on-screen instructions. FCC Compliancy This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: This device may not cause harmful interference. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. 14 EN Caution User changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment. Notice for Canada / Remarque pour le Canada This class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. Cet appareil numérique de la Classe B est conforme à la norme NMB-003 du Canada. 2003_27 Manual_80_210.indd :0

15 3 Helpline Country Phone number Tariff Helpline United States of America / Canada free _27 Manual_80_210.indd :0

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28 2009 Koninklijke Philips Electronics N.V. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part is prohibited without the prior written consent of the copyright owner. The information presented in this document does not form part of any quotation or contract, is believed to be accurate and reliable and may be changed without notice. No liability will be accepted by the publisher for any consequence of its use. Publication there of does not convey nor imply any license under patentor other industrial or intellectual property rights. Document order number: RTP/RR/ _27 Manual_80_210.indd :0

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