key to control an 
Addison television. The principles for 
controlling other devices are exactly 
the same.
1.  Make sure your device is switched 
on (not just on ‘stand-by’).
2.  Find the correct Device Code 
table (e.g. TV) for the type of 
device you want to control from 
the CR100.
3.  Find the row containing the codes 
for the manufacturer of your 
device (e.g. Addison) (page 21). 
The most popular code is listed 
rst 
4.  Press the appropriate Device 
Mode key (e.g. 
) blinks twice:
 
.
7.  Aim the CR100 at the device and 
press  . If the device switches 
off, the setup is complete.
8.  Turn your device back on and 
test all the CR100’s functions to 
ensure they are working properly. 
9.  Important! Write your device 
code down on the next page so 
you can remember it if you ever 
reset the CR100.
What if I still can’t 
control my device?
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  If your device doesn’t respond, 
repeat the above steps until one 
of the device codes listed for your 
brand works. 
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  If none of the codes listed for 
your brand operates your device, 
or if your brand is not listed at 
all, try the Library Search Method 
described in the next section.
Notes:
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  Some codes are quite similar. If 
your device does not respond or 
is not functioning properly with 
one of the codes, try another 
code listed under your brand.
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  If your device’s original remote 
control does not have a   
(POWER) key, press   instead of 
 when setting up your device.
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  Remember to press the 
corresponding device key before 
operating your device.
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  Many TVs do not switch on 
pressing  . Please try pressing 
a number key (‘channel select’) 
to switch your TV back on.
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  To search for the code for another 
device follow the instructions 
above, but press the appropriate 
device key instead of