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Posted by Bob on 01/10/06 16:40
On Tue, 10 Jan 2006 02:26:03 GMT, "Joseph Meehan"
<sligojoe_Spamno@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Thanks I will give it a try tomorrow.
Unless you plan to make remote controls your hobby, why not just get
the 8910 from amazon for $20, and save yourself a lot of grief. It has
all the features you need to program it for the Cyberhome once you
call tech support and modem the new codes over the phone.
There are several features that I like, for example, the ability to
program a key to perform the same function no matter what mode you are
in. When I push the Mute key, it mutes the TV even if I am in the DVD
mode. The same for Up Vol and Dn Vol.
There are 3 macro keys which accept up to 15 different key actions.
There is IR Learning which I used to customize the keys at the bottom.
I printed a copy of the picture of the unit with a legend I added in a
paint program telling me where the keys are so I can glance at it if I
momentarily forget which key does what.
I have 4 devices on the remote - TV, DVDR, DVD Player, VCR and after a
little planning I managed to get all the essentials on to the remote.
But then I had the UEIC remote from RackShack for several years so I
am familiar with its operation.
http://tinyurl.com/8tb7s/
One For All URC 8910 Premium Learning Line 8-Device Upgradeable
Universal Remote Control
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From the Manufacturer
With the URC 8910 upgradeable universal remote you can take complete
control; you can through commercials at the press of a button with
this universal learning remote control. No matter how you upgrade or
change your home entertainment components, the URC 8910 will stay on
top of your technology through One For All's Customer Service. It
consolidates up to eight devices at one time including TV, VCR, DVD,
Cable, Satellite, CD, Receiver or Amplifier, plus an Auxiliary device.
Another great feature is the LCD display with real-time clock.
Changing from many remotes to one is easy with the URC 8910's full
learning capability. It's amazing how this remote quickly and easily
learns codes from your existing remotes. Plus, with the Home Theater
configure key - a programmable key for powering all devices on/off
simultaneously - you're ready to start-up or shut down with the click
of a button. Of course the features don't end here, it also comes with
a backlit keypad, picture-in-picture, surround sound and a macro
functions.
Product Description:
ONE FOR ALL URC8910 - Control up to 8 devices with this sleek,
sophisticated remote. 10 favorite channels Commercial skip
Picture-in-Picture functions Macro functions Surround Sound functions
Menu, Guide, Info and Exit functions Previous Channel, Sleep and Mute
keys, Pemanent memory retention.
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