The red indicator will blink once and remains on.
Step 3: Press and release the desired device button on the remote (TV, DVD, CBL/SAT, DVR/AUX). Step 2: Press and hold the "SETUP" button until the red indicator light stays on (around 4 seconds) and then release the button. Repeat this process for each device you wish to control. If not all buttons work as they should, repeat this process to search for a better code. Test the buttons on the remote to see if the device responds as you would expect.
#Ge 4 device universal control codes code#
The indicator light will flash 2 times after testing the first or last code in each batch of 10. The "VOL–" button can be used to go backwards through each batch of 10 codes. Step 7: When the device turns off, press and release the same device button you pressed in Step 3 to store the code. Be sure to wait approximately 3 seconds after each "VOL+" button press to allow the device time to respond. The remote will resend the last 10 codes one by one. Step 6: With the remote pointed at the device, press and release the "VOL+" button until the device turns off. Step 5: When the device turns off, manually turn the device back on. Repeat this step again and again until your device turns off. The indicator light will blink once for each code and remain on after sending the 10 codes. Wait patiently until the remote sends a batch of 10 codes to the device.
Step 4: With the remote pointed at the device, press and release the "POWER" button on the remote once. The indicator light will blink once and then remain on. Step 3: Press and release the desired device button on the remote (TV, DVD, CBL/SAT, etc.). Step 2: Press and hold the "SETUP" button until the indicator light stays on, then release. Step 1: Manually turn on the device you wish to control. If your device does not respond to any of the codes listed for your device, or your brand does not appear in the code lists, try the following steps: The Auto Code Search searches automatically through all of the codes stored in your remote. In this case, continue programming using the next code number for that brand. Sometimes a code will be accepted, but only allow limited function control (e.g. So, if a code listed for your brand is not supported by your remote, try the next one from the list. The only downside of this approach is, that there will be a few codes that are only supported by a particular version. You can also find the code for some old devices that are dropped from the code lists, but still supported by newer remote controls. If your remote is slightly old, you'll get the benefit of finding the code for your device even if it appeared after your remote was manufactured, but uses an old code that already exists preprogrammed in your model. In order to save you the hassle of going through multiple code tables, we have compiled together the code lists from different versions of GE remotes sharing the same code base (e.g. Older remotes with no version after the model# use the V1 code list. A Version 2 through Version 5 remote will have a "V2" to "V5" after the model number. To find out the version your remote uses, open the battery compartment, remove the batteries and locate the sticker containing the model number. NOTE: The indicator light will either be a small red LED at the top of the remote or the illuminated "ON/OFF" button. If some buttons don't work as they should, try a different code listed for your brand. If the device responds, no further programming is required. Step 4: With your device on, test a few common functions like "CHANNEL Up/Down" or "VOLUME Up/Down", "MUTE", etc. For an invalid code, the indicator light flashes. After a valid code entry, the indicator light turns off. Step 3: Enter the 4 digit code for your device. The indicator light will blink, then stays lit. Step 2: Press and release the desired Mode button (TV, DVD, CBL/SAT, etc.). Step 1: Press and hold the "SETUP" button until the indicator light turns on, then release. See also this page for general GE remote code entering instructions. The following is a short tutorial on programming most models of GE universal remotes with 4 digit codes. Direct Code Entry for GE remotes with 4 digit codes
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