Dealing with a lot of remote controls to activate your entertainment equipment can be frustrating. Choosing which to use is a waste of your precious time and energy. If you want to connect your devices including your Yamaha receiver , here’s to do it with a TV or universal remote control.
Codes are keys and tools that does all the necessary programming that ultimately creates a universal command across all entertainment device and equipment at your home. These codes for your Yamaha receiver are designed to work with TV or universal remote controls.
Do note that the codes should be correctly encoded to prevent repetition of steps. Once you finish this task, you are now set to control your devices with less hassle. Here’s a detailed step by step process how you can program your Yamaha receiver.
1. To avoid any interruption on the later part, gather all the codes that you need. Navigate through the list and write down the ones that you’ll be using. By doing so, you’d be saving more time since you can just instantly provide the codes when asked instead of navigating through the list in the middle of the process.
2. Turn on the devices you wish to sync with the remote. In this case, your Yamaha Receiver. Aside from that, make sure that you remote control has working batteries installed in it for it to work seamlessly all throughout the process.
3. On your remote, press the DTV/Cbl button while pointing it towards your AV device.
4. Press and hold the AV button towards your television. Make sure that you’re close enough to the device so that it will immediately make a signal connection. For programming a receiver device, press and hold down the AV and DVD button together for at least five seconds.
5. This is the time that you’ll have to enter the code from the provided list which are designated for the specific device type. After the code has been entered correctly the screen will automatically prompt “Remote Set Up OK”
6. To test out if the remote has successfully synced with the device, test out some buttons. Start by trying out the power button. If it follows the command, turn on and off, it means the remote has been programmed. However, to further verify its accuracy, test out other button such as volume, channel, and more to see if it works.
If some buttons don’t work, it means the remote was not properly programmed. In that case, you’ll have to repeat the process and use another code. Don’t worry, this is completely normal. That is the main reason why multiple codes are provided since there are really tendencies that some of them won’t work on your end.
