Remote Control Devices

Haier

No, TV remotes use IR light and/or RF transmitter.

yes but if you add a taller antenna then you can make your range go further. Best to use one from an RC plane because it can give you a range of 400-600ft depending on the model.

You may need to replace the key or the actual lock on the door. A simple option is to spray compressed air into the lock, or break cleaner. This could also be an electrical issue due to the age of the vehicle.

The Display button should do it

I haven't yet run across any consumer TV that didn't have some type of pushbuttons somewhere on the TV itself. Give those a try.You might find that control in the audio menu onscreen.

Seven.

Eevee evolves INTO Vaporeon using a Water stone.

Eevee evolves INTO Flareon using a Fire stone.

Eevee evolves INTO Jolteon using a Thunder stone.

Eevee evolves INTO Espeon when it reaches full happiness in the Daytime

Eevee evolves INTO Umbreon when it reaches full happiness in the Nighttime

Eevee evolves INTO Leafeon near the rock in Eterna Forest

Eevee evolves INTO Glaceon near the rock in Route 217

I want to tell you what just worked for me... 1. Turn the component on that you want to program 2. Press and hold that component key (TV, VCR/DVD, or SAT/CBL) on your remote 3.Press ON/OFF button until your unit turns off. 4. Press Stop button to program the "code" that you remote found to work your component.

1. Turn on the TV (any channel is OK). 2. Aim the VCR's remote control at your TV set. Hold down the TV button (not the VCR/TV button) while you press the number corresponding to your brand of television as shown on the chart. (If this button combination sends a signal that matches your TV, the channel will change on the TV). Hitachi 1 Zenith 2 Sony 3 Magnavox 4 Sanyo 5 Gold Star 6 Toshiba 7 Funai 8 Panasonic 2 9 RCA 0 Panasonic 1 CH (up arrow) Mitsubishi CH (down arrow) JVC +100/ENTER Sharp 1 MEMORY Sharp 2 DISPLAY

You can't. It's a security thing

Such codes are generated by the universal remote manufacturer rather than the TV manufacturer. As such, the actual codes will differ from one remote to another. Regretfully, Olevia TV's (for the most part) use proprietary infrared frequencies. This means that the code for another TV brand will not work with Olevia TV's. If you are looking for a universal remote, Olevia made a learning remote (model RC-LRN). Amergence Technology Inc. sells them for 39.99. They can be reached at 866-965-3842.

Not remote

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http://www.timewarnercable.com/MediaLibrary/1/1/FAQ/documents/Adelphia-4in1Motorola-Remote.pdf

Remote Desktop is proprietary; the source code is not available.

The stepper motor may have failed. It controls the needle movement function. The other option is to find the fuse for the cluster and pull that out. Turn the ignition on then off again. Then replace the fuse. That will recalibrate the cluster if that's what it needs.

What I did to program. Hit "tv" and then hold down "code search" until it turns the light on. Then hit the on/off button until it turns off the tv......it took at least 20 times for me. Then hold down the "tv" button until it starts blinking. Then hit "ok". Mine then worked! *NOTE* Sometimes it takes more or less than 20 times. i hit mine about 35 before it finally turned my tv off, but in another room it only took about 13 tries. so don't get discouraged and keep trying!

antiteft will need to be disabled.

The answer is as follows.... From Toshiba........ Regrettably, we do not have any information about what code number or even whether or not a universal remote will work one of our products. That is, we do not know if the frequency on which our products operate will "translate" into a code number in another brand's remote or an after-market universal remote. Our remotes are pre-programmed at the factory to work our products automatically, so there is no "code number" by which they operate or need to be set up. Other remotes will have codes for different brands of products. In the remote's instructions, if "Toshiba" is listed under the product that you're trying to control, then the codes given for Toshiba would each need to be checked in order to see which, if any, are the frequency to which your particular product will respond. If there is no response, then I recommend you contact the manufacturer of the remote to see if they have another code that will work or a search method to find a working code. If you want to replace the original remote please visit the link below. This will allow you to locate a distributor nearest you. http://tacpservice.toshiba.com/ConsumerProductSupport/consumer_parts.htm

Cambridge Soundworks has a flat rate return policy. They charged me $65 to repair it after the tuning chip got scrambled. About six weeks turnaround.

Check your safety sensors. Most likely they are out of balance. You should have a steady burning light on them. If not, slowly move them to the direction of the other safety sensor. That should take care of it.

it sets an alarm off on the car.

Most people use them in crowded parking lots if they cannot remember where they've parked their car. However I've realized that you have to be a certain distance away for the button to work.

It's an Audiovox/Micronta (Radio Shack) superhetrodyne radar detector designed and marketed for vehicular use.