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How to Program an RCA Universal Remote

By Matthew Lynch
May 31, 2023
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If you have an RCA Universal Remote, you know how convenient it is to control all of your entertainment devices with one remote. However, programming the remote can be a bit of a challenge. In this article, we will guide you through the step-by-step process of programming your RCA Universal Remote.

Step 1: Turn on the Device You Want to Program

Before starting the programming process, ensure that the device you want to control with your RCA Universal Remote is turned on and in the correct mode (TV, DVD, VCR, etc.).

Step 2: Find the Remote Code

Once you have turned on the device you want to control with your RCA Universal Remote, find the remote code that corresponds with that device. You can find the code by visiting the RCA Remote Code Finder website or by referring to the user manual that came with your universal remote.

Step 3: Press and Hold the Device Button

Press and hold the device button (TV, DVD, VCR, etc.) on your RCA Universal Remote. While holding the device button, select the power button on the remote. Continue holding the device button until the LED light on your remote turns on.

Step 4: Enter the Code Number

Using the number buttons on the remote, enter the code number that corresponds with the device you want to control. If the code was entered correctly, the LED light on the remote will turn off.

Step 5: Test the Remote

Test your RCA Universal Remote by pressing the power button to turn on the device you just programmed. If the device turns on, you have successfully programmed the remote. If the device does not turn on, repeat steps 2 through 4 with a different code until you find the correct one.

Step 6: Save the Code

If you have successfully programmed your RCA Universal Remote, save the code for future use. To save the code, press and hold the device button until the LED light turns on. Then, press the “SET” button on the remote. The LED light will blink once, indicating that the code has been saved.

In conclusion, programming your RCA Universal Remote can be a bit daunting at first, but following these steps should help make the process easier. Remember to always refer to the user manual or use the RCA Remote Code Finder website to find the correct code for your device. With a little patience and practice, you will be able to control all of your entertainment devices with just one remote.  

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