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General| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Model | 11695 |
| Type | Universal Remote |
| Number of Devices Controlled | 4 |
| Infrared Range | Up to 30 feet |
| Compatible Devices | TV, DVD, Satellite |
| Power Source | 2 AAA batteries |
Instructions for installing batteries into the remote control.
Guidelines for safe and effective battery usage and disposal.
Explanation of the automatic power-off feature to conserve battery life.
Details on retaining programmed codes during battery changes.
Buttons for selecting devices (TV, CBL, DVD, AUX) and controlling playback (REW, FF, PAUSE).
Buttons for menu interaction (MENU, Navigation, OK, LIST, EXIT) and special functions (A, B, C, D, DOT).
Buttons for adjusting volume (VOL) and muting sound.
Buttons for turning devices on/off (ON/OFF) and selecting input sources (INPUT).
Buttons for accessing program guides (GUIDE) and on-screen information (INFO).
Buttons for setup (SETUP) and exiting menus (EXIT, OK).
Buttons for changing channels (CH) and direct number entry.
Step-by-step guide for programming the remote using specific device codes.
Important tips and considerations for successful remote programming.
Instructions for setting up combo devices like TV/DVD or VCR/DVD units.
Method for automatically searching through codes to find compatibility.
Enables setting one device's volume control to be permanent.
Procedure to identify the code currently programmed for a device.
Instructions to restore the remote to its original default settings.
Solutions for when the remote fails to control the target device.
Addressing issues where some device features are not controlled.
Troubleshooting the red indicator light staying on after programming.
Guidance for when codes are unavailable for combo devices.
Details of the product's warranty coverage and limitations.
How to get help and support for the product.
Information regarding compliance with FCC rules for radio frequency devices.
Notes on preventing and resolving radio or TV interference.
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