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.-
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memory.
simply
available in CABLE
oress one ofthe device mode kevs (TV
huolo, nvorucn, cABtE) at the iopof
your remote. After you set up the remote
to control that device, you may begin
using the device.
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See "Programming Device Control"
more information on identifying a
Note:
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Key
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Turn the selected
device 0N or OFF
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Audio,DVI!/VCR, Selectadevice
TV
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User Guide
PI-AY
(lVERVIEW
Your new Motorola DRC800 universal 4in-1 remote operates your Motorola or
other manufacturer's cable set-top box
irnrl up to lhrcc othcr dcvices.
l¡r irtltlilir¡¡r, thc l)lì,(ltl(X) provides
rrrlvrurtrrl lcrrtt¡rcs such iìs l)igital Video
l,l.t'toltling (l)Vlì.) corrtrol and Picturein-Picturc ( PIP) support.
You can lock volume control to any
of
thcsc dcvices, to make adjusting your
honlc enteltainment volume easier. See
"0hanging Volume Lock'. The DRC800
conrcs from the factory without the
volume locked to any specific device.
O
tFW0
-Fl
\-J
REC0RD
@
Return to last selected
channel
PIP
PAUSE
Fast Forward VCR,
DVDVoD,DVR,oT
HTIB
RecordtoVCRorDVR
PaUseVCR,DVDVOD
Increase or decrease
PlPMove
Select the next or
SIopVCR,DVD,VOD
orDVR
few seconds
inserting them into the remote.
Select the next or
previous channel inthe
display does not
Program Guide
change)
for viewing (only
available with DVR
Displays live television
programming (onÌy
available with DVR
models)
Searching (Power is
recommended):
The device key's LED blinks three times,
indicatins it tias locked the volume
control to"the device vou selected. The
AUDIfl device key always controls its
own volume, regardless of the device is
locked to volume control.
a
Play
Unlocking Volume Control:
Display clrannel and
Each ofthe additional device keys
a
CH+
l.
program information
controls a particular type ofdevice. For
example, the DVD/VCR key controls your
VCR, DVR, or DVD playea but notyour
TV, unless you specify otherwise. See
"Reassigning Device Keys".
Access the cablc guicle
for the
This
currently selected
key...
device
OSD or cablc
device
TV
guidc
HTIB, TV/VCR,
Move down through
TV/VCVDVD
andTV/DVD
Cable
Audio
Amplifier,Tuner
')
highlighted oSD menu
Enter the four-digit code. The
device key LED turns offbriefly
after each key press.
These functions are set
by your cable provider
These functions are set
by
pur
cable provider
l{ote:
These functions are set
by your cable provider
4.
AUDIf):
Ifthe remote recognizes the code,
the device key's LED blinks three
times. You can now test the remote
by pressing P0ÌYER. If your device
resþonds (turns off), you have
"Checking Codes"for more
information on noting code sets.
CHECKING CflDES
l.
Assigning a Key back t0 lts 0riginal
Device Type:
1.
Press and hold a device mode key
(AUDI0, IIVD/VCR, orI\l) for at least
2.
Your new remote allows you to change
the type ofdevice that may be assigned
to a device key. That wa¡ ifyou have two
TVs, for example, you can control them
both by changing the type ofdevice the
DVD/VCR or AUDI0 key controls.
1.
Enter I I 0 to tell the remote you
are verifuing the device code. The
LED blinks twice.
Press 1, then count the LED blinks
and write down the number. If the
LED does not blink, the number is
Review the information in "Using
Your Remote"to make sure that the
key you pressed is active for the
device you are controlling.
Make sure you are controlling the
device you think you are. See
"Using Your Remotd'for more
information on choosing a device
Press andhold the device mode
key (TV, AUDl0, DVD/llGR, or Cable)
corresponding to the type ofdevice
you want the reassigned key to
control (for example, TV) for at
least six seconds. The LED for each
device key lights up, then the key
for the device you selected remains
on.
2.
Enter992.
Make sure yourbatteries are good.
Ifbattery power is low, your
remote enters a "Low Battery
Condition" to conserve battery
power for retaining your settings.
See "Installing Batteries"for more
information on changing the
batteries.
.
reproduced, transmitted, transcribed,
stored in any retrieval system, or
translated to any language, in any form,
or by any means, electronic,
mechanical, optical, manual, or
otherwise, without the prior written
permission of Motorola.
MOTOROLA and the styiized M logo are
resistered trademarks in the US Patent
an"<l Trademark Office. All other product
and service names are the property of
their respective owners. Copyright
Motorola, Inc.2003:
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intølhgênce everywherc
6,587,067
to control.
ofdevice (for eiample, the DVD/IICR key
can only be programmed to control a
DVD playea VCR, DVR, or HTIB
system). This makes it easier to search
for a code ifvour device's code does not
upp.u. on tlt. litt provided.
No part of this publication may be
turns off.
My remote is not responding
.
Motorola remote control.
Press the device mode key you
selected in Step I again. The mode
key's tED blinks three times and
Ifyou have trouble with your remote, try
the following steps in order.
.
The Motorola DRC800 does not have any
user-serviceable parts. 0pening the
case, except for the battery cover, may
cause permanent damage to your
This product uses technologies licensed
under one or more of the following U.S.
patents:
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.
ADDITIflNAI I1{FflRMAÏIflI{
Enter 3 I 2. The mode keyt LED
blinks three times and turns off
Program the restored mode key to
control a device. See
"Programming Device Control".
Press Volume -.
Each device key accesses a specific type
0n.
2.
Press and hold the device mode
key (Tt{ AUDl0, DVD/VCR, or.Caile)
you want to reset to its original
iype (for example, AUDI0) for at
lèãst six seconds. The LED for each
device key lights up, then the key
for the device you selected remains
on.
REASSIGNII{G DEVICE KEYS
six seconds. The LEDs for each
device key light up, then the key for
the device you selected remains
Ifit
takes longer than that,
the remote "times out' and you
must begin again.
to retry the previous
DVD/VCR:
You have 10 seconds to press each
digit.
V
Tip: Note the code set that worked, in
case you must re-code your remote:
See
on.
The device key's LED blinks three times,
indicating it has unlocked the volume
control for all devices.
code.
Press and hold a device key
(AUDl0, DVII/VCR, orTV) for at least
next day's cable guide
2.
function you prcssetl, press 0l(.
The remote will now control the
device you selected in Step 1.
3. Press
TV:
View the previous or
Ifthe device pertbrmed the
function you prcssccl, rcpeat step
Look up the device you want to
control in the device code list on
the back ofthis guide.
six seconds. The LEDs for each
device key light up, then the LED
for the device you selected remains
or cable guide choice
l{ote: You may not reassign the Cable
device key to another type ofdevice.
Ifthe device did not perform the
Cableboxonly
To specify a device
l.
pressed in Step 2.
VCR, DVR,
menu
guide
A.'l'he rcrnote will scnd the
lR cornrnand ltrr the function you
Press
device..-
Press and hold a device mode key
(TU AUD|0, DVD^|CR, or Cable)
corrcsponding to thc dcvice
currently locked to the volume
controls for at least six seconds.
The LED for each device keylights
up, then the key for the device you
selected remains on.
times, then turns off.
Controls this type of
DVù
stop
The device key's LED blinks three
TV
DVD/VCR
guide
.
reassigned.
Note: Ifyou reassign AUDIO to another
device, such as a second TV the second
TV will always control its own volume.
CflNTRflL
Press the device mode keyyou
want to reassign (for example,
AUIll0). That mode key's LED
blinks three times and turns off,
indicating that it has been
The reassigned key automatically uses
the same device code as the key you
selected in Step l. Ifyour second device
uses a different code, you may program
it for the new code. See "Programming
Device Controll'.
+.
vicwing
rcturn t0 rcguliìl'
Select the currentþ
o
Press Volume
Mute
rntl
menu
A
tr
corresponding to the device you
want to control volume for at least
six seconds. The LED for each
device key lights up, then the key
for the device you selected remains
on.
a
OSD or cable
O*'@
function key (such as
Power or Mute). The following
function keys are valid for
Press a
Press and hold the device mode
key (TV, AUDl0, DVD/VCR, or Cable)
PRf¡GRAMMING DEVICE
Display (OSD)
Move right through any
@
1.
Power
OSD or cable
Thiswill
devices.
.
Move left through any
programs that you
Locking the volume controls to a single
device makes it easier to control volume,
without having to guess whether the
volume will change. If you lock the
remote's volume controls to the TV (for
example), youwill always be able to
change the volume to the level you want,
without having to adjust it on multiple
a device mode key
(AUDl0, DV0/VCR, orï\l) for at least
on.
2.
CHANGIIIG Vf¡TUME tflCK
andhold
Press
six seconds. The LED for each
device key lights up, then the key
for the device you selected remains
PIP display (the main
menu
of
feed
neq high quality
(if
1.
Movethepositionof
or the Electronic
menu
Display a list
Mute current audio
rcplacement batteries. Ensure that the
batteries are not damaged before
+/-
any OSD or cable guide
ofa
L
Followthe diagram inside the
battery case to insert the new
batteries.
^
V
nurmal usage.
the old batteries (ifnecessary).
@
the previous
models)
Removethebatterycasecoverand
signalto
codes listed under "Device
Codes"on the back ofthis guide match
vour device, you can search for a set of
commands that will work. Your remote
will sample all the codes in its system for
that device mode to find one that will
allow you to control your device.
the PIP display
PIP CH
allow you to select one
@
Swap the PIP
Ifnone ofthe
available)
Move up through any
recorded.
Turn Picture-inPicture (PIP) on or off
(ifavailable)
the main display
Access any OSD
models)
Your remote controls devices from up to
50 ft (15 m) away if you are directly in
front ofthe device, or from up to 20 ft (6
rn) away ifyou are offto either side.
should last up to 6 months under
@
available with DVR
@
Your remote requires 2 AAA batteries.
'l'he fìrst set ofbatteries is included, and
.@.
program (only
"Reassigning Device Keys".
INSTATTING BATTERIES
.@.
DVR, or HTIB
@
video source
Changetheviewing
aspect (ifavailable)
'o*o ilïüf;:l:i:",",
PlayVCR, DVD VOD,
Repþ
ofdevice
0perating Range
RewindVCR,DVD,
orDVR
SWAP
SEARGHII{G FflR C(lt¡ES
Select the
Exit any 0n-Scrccn
voD,DVR,orHTIB
@
ST0P
@
flil/(lFF
PIP
CABLE mode)
where available
available)
use
lnput
Aspect
previous channel
programming (where
l{ote: Always
0-2-2.
volume
Direct access to Pay Per
View (PPV)
2.
For channel 22, press
selected through the
before dris key works.
@
than I00, you may
channels must be pre-
Programming Guide
@
the code, the LED will turn off.
Retry the code (by repeating stePs
2-3 using the next code listed for
your brand), or search for a device
code. See "Searching for Codes".
lower
channel 2, press 0-0-2.
Electronic
for
Ifthe remote does not recognize
device code number. To
For example, to access
Favorite
3.
list..
Enter ¿ ch¿nnel or
access channels
0. This is the first digit of the
device code. Press 2, 3, and 4 to
obtain all four-code digits.
found the right code. If your
device does not respond, repeat
steps 2 - 3 with the next code in the
"
need to enter 3 digits.
Display the heþ screen
Press this
^o o o
o o o
o o o
o o
@
mode)
specific device to a device key.
You can also change what type
each mode key controls. See
o@o
channels (only
To select a device to control,
tr
ooo
ooo
fump among preselected favorite
USING Yf¡UR REMf¡IE
lo'
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Key
Motorola DRC800 4-in-'l
Universal Remote Control
Press this
10...
Reset all settings:
.
Pressandholdadevicemode
kev (TV AUDI0, DVO/VCR, or
Cable) or at least six seconds.
The LED for each device key
lights up, then the keyfor the
device you selected remains
on'
'
Enter9
I
1.
The LED blinks twice to indicate
that vour remote is returned to its
facto'ry settings. You will need to
reset all device code settings. See
"Programming Device Control".
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0054, I 154, 0855, 0704 0030
07t7,0839
0035, 0060, 0000, 0047, 0240,
Media Center PC
TVs
DEVICE CflDES
1903, t904. t934,2020