Page 5 - Safety; Proper use; Laser
UNIVERSAL REMOTECONTROL KH2150 Safety Proper use Children may only operate the remote control under adult supervision.The universal remote control can replace a maximum of tenremote controls. It can only be used for entertainment electronicswith infrared receivers.The functions of the universal remo...
Page 6 - Damage to the device; Appliance Overview
Damage to the device • If the device is defective, do not attempt to repair it yourself. In case of damage, contact the manufacturer or his servicehotline (see Warranty section). • If liquid escapes from the device or if the device has been otherwise damaged, it must be inspected by the manu-facture...
Page 7 - First use; Note: Transport damage
First use Unpacking the device / checking the packagecontents Attention! Keep the plastic packaging well away from small children. There is a risk of suffocation. • Unpack the device and accessories. • Check the package contents - Universal remote control- Operating instructions- Manufacturer list w...
Page 8 - Operating elements; LCD display
Note: If the LCD display (2) remains dark, check the polarity of thebatteries or insert new batteries. The LCD display (2) is explained in the section LCD display. Operating elements LCD display The LCD display (2) is divided into fields. Text field (21) The text field has two lines. The first line ...
Page 9 - Standard display; Lighting; Buttons; TV
AM/PM symbol (26) If the time is set to 12-hour format, a PM symbol is displayedin the afternoon between 12:00 and 24:00. (See sectionSYSTEM-SETUP – System settings). Number field (27) The display field for time and date information as well as thedevice code. Standard display The standard display on...
Page 11 - Playback buttons and function buttons (15)
Video text buttons (12) Switch on video text. Stop automatic paging forward for multi-page video texts. Display information on the selected device. Show video text and television programme at thesame time. Switch off video text. Number buttons (13) Enter programme and device code numbers. Button for...
Page 12 - EPG; SYSTEM-SETUP–System settings
10 CH button (17) Change the television channel. MENU button (18) Open the menu. EPG button (19) Depending on the selected device, the EPG button activates the following functions: TV/SAT Access the electronic television programmeguide. DVD : Access the title menu. VCR : Access ShowView. Note: Consu...
Page 13 - SYSTEM-SETUP overview
SYSTEM-SETUP overview VOL/MUTE SETUP All devices use their own volume control, if available.If a video device, such as a VCR or DVD player, does not haveits own volume control, the volume control of the television device is automatically used ("punch-through function").The function VOL/MUTE ...
Page 15 - EXIT
4. Press the down arrow button (6) repeatedly until TIME- SETUP appears in the LCD display (2). 5. Press the right arrow button (6). TIME? 24HR 12:00 appears in the LCD display (2). The message 24HR blinks. Note: Press the up or down arrow button for (6) 12-hour display. Allother settings are explai...
Page 17 - CODE-SETUP – Device code; LIST CODES
2. Press the down arrow button (6). SYSTEM-SETUP appears in the LCD display (2). 3. Press the right arrow button (6). VOL/MUTE SETUP appears in the LCD display (2). 4. Press the down arrow button (6) repeatedly until SYSTEM- RESET appears in the LCD display (2). 5. Press the right arrow button (6). ...
Page 18 - OK
CODE-SETUP overview 7. Confirm the selection with the OK button (7). First PLEASE WAIT... then the first entry of the manufacturer list, such as ADMIRAL 0000 , appears in the LCD display (2). 8. Press the up or down arrow button (6). The next manu- facturer with device code appears in the LCD displa...
Page 19 - Automatic search
ENTER CODES With the ENTER CODES function, you locate the device code in the enclosed manual “Manufacturer List with Device CodeList“. Note: To conclude your input, press the EXIT button (8). 1. Switch on the device for which you would like to program the remote control. 2. Hold the S button (5) pre...
Page 20 - CH; Manual search
Note: For a television, press the device button TV (4), then continuewith step 8. 7. Press the up or down arrow button (6). The next device appears in the LCD display (2). 8. Confirm the selection with the OK button (7). SEARCH KEY? appears in the LCD display (2). Note: The remote control switches t...
Page 21 - BRAND CODES
Note: For a television, press the device button TV (4), then continuewith step 8. 7. Press the up or down arrow button (6). The next device appears in the LCD display (2). 8. Confirm the selection with the OK button (7). SEARCH KEY? appears on the LCD display (2). Note: The remote control searches t...
Page 22 - Entering device codes for combination devices; Display device code
Note: All entries in the device list can be found in the overview graphic. 8. Confirm the selection with the OK button (7). BRAND CODES? appears in the LCD display (2). 9. Search for the manufacturer code in the "Manufacturer codes" table in the appendix to these operating instructions. 10. ...
Page 23 - TIMER SETUP – Timer functions; TV SLEEP SETUP; TV SLEEP SET
TIMER SETUP – Timer functions Program the automatic switch-off function SLEEPTIMER and the automatic switch-on function "TIMER". See the graphic "TIMER-SETUP overview“. TV SLEEP SETUP The SLEEPTIMER function automatically switches off the tele- vision after the configured time has elapse...
Page 24 - TIMER SETUP
Note: Select a value between 1 and 90 minutes. 7. Press the up or down arrow button (6) to set the minutes.8. Press the right arrow button (6). SUCCESS and the Zzz symbol (25) appear in the LCD display (2). 9. Point the remote control at the television. After the configured number of minutes elapse,...
Page 26 - LEARN-SETUP – Learning functions
5. Press the down arrow button (6) repeatedly until the desired TIMER appears in the LCD display (2). 6. Press the right arrow button (6). CONFIRM CLEAR appears in the LCD display (2). 7. Press the right arrow button (6). First SUCCESS then CODE SETUP appears in the LCD display (2). 8. Press the EXI...
Page 27 - LEARN SETUP overview; MODE LEARN; PLAY
LEARN SETUP overview MODE LEARN Note: Execute "ALL LEARN CLEAR“ before executing "MODE LEARN“for the first time. See section "ALL LEARN CLEAR“. Learning the button signals of an original remote control.1. Hold the S button (5) pressed until CODE-SETUP appears in the LCD display (2). 2. P...
Page 28 - MODE CLEAR
Note: If "LEARN ERROR“ appears in the LCD display (2), repeat thelearning function process starting from step 5. 7. Hold the button on the original remote control pressed until first SUCCESS then LEARN MORE? appears in the LCD display (2). Note: To end the learning function, press the EXIT butto...
Page 29 - MACRO-SETUP – Macro functions; MACRO; MACRO SET
MACRO-SETUP – Macro functions With the macro function, you can save a sequence of buttonpresses. The saved macro can be loaded with the MACRO button (11) and the number buttons (13) 1 , 2 or 3 . The saved button sequence is executed automatically.An example of a button sequence would be:• Switch on ...
Page 30 - MACRO CLEAR
Note: After the tenth button press, the macro is automatically saved. To save the macro at an earlier point, press the button MACRO (11).7. Press the desired button sequence. With each button press, the counter goes up by one: MACRO1 KEY? 03 , MACRO 1 KEY? 04 etc. After the tenth button press, the m...
Page 31 - Maintenance and Cleaning; Battery maintenance; Memory function; Cleaning the remote control; Disposal; Disposal of batteries
Maintenance and Cleaning Battery maintenance Memory function The device codes and learned buttons are retained duringa battery change.The following are immediately deleted:Time information and the lighting time for the backlight of theLCD display (2).These settings must be entered again after a batt...
Page 32 - Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Problem Possible cause Solution Universalremote controldoes notrespond Device (e.g. TV) isdefective. Check functioningof the device (e.g.TV) with the origi-nal remote control. Batteries are inserted incorrectly. Insert the batteriesinto the batterycompartment withthe correct polarity...
Page 33 - Technical data; Manufacturer codes
Technical data Manufacturer: Kompernaß GmbH Device type: 10-in-1 universal remote control Model: KH 2150 Controllable devices 10 Dimensions L x W x H: 200 x 48 x 22 mmWeight : 92 g Infrared transmitter frequency: >100 kHz Range: 8 m Angle: 50° Laser: Laser class 1 Power supplyBattery: 2 x 1.5 V, ...
Page 36 - Warranty and Service; Fill
Warranty and Service You receive a 3-year warranty for this device as of the purchasedate. Should you have grounds for complaint in spite of ourhigh quality standards, please contact our Service Hotline.In the event that processing of your complaint is not possibleby telephone here you will receive•...
Page 37 - arranty; UNIVERS
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