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Originally Posted by Grouchy
I have a Logitech universal remote to control TV, Blu-ray player, Hi-fi and various "boxes" attached to the home entertainment system. I have never had a problem accessing menus or other functions.. Generally I find that if the function exists on the original remote then it can be programmed.
You may have to do a custom setup of the function by teaching the universal remote using the original.
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Originally Posted by gmcbee
Cuzzy, most do. You can get specific instructions on the net, cheat sheets, if you will, google the make and model number, ie "Samsung 123XYZ programming instructions". You'll need the make and model of the device you're programming, natch. You may find there are multiple codes, for instance, it may list "menu" as 16, 122, or 3. Try them all. Time consuming, but easy peasy. You can do it, bro.
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Maybe universal remotes have come a long way since I've owned one ... I'm thinking maybe 5-6 years ago.
I have had no problem finding and programming the various device's program codes. The universal would work well with the basic functions such as turning the TV on/off, volume, channels, mute, Previous channel ... and with tthe DVD player on/off, eject/open tray, play/stop, FF, Pause, Slo-mo, Frame by frame.
But no matter which button I pressed on the remote I could not gain access to the "Menu/Settings" function of any device.
