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General| Brand | GE |
|---|---|
| Model | 24938 |
| Type | Universal Remote |
| Number of Devices Controlled | 4 |
| Battery Type | AAA |
| Power Source | Battery |
| Weight | 3.2 ounces |
| Compatible Devices | TV, DVD, VCR |
| Programming Method | Direct Code Entry |
| Brand Compatibility | Multiple brands including Sony, Samsung, LG, Panasonic, etc. |
Instructions for installing batteries in the remote control.
Explains the automatic power-off function to conserve battery life.
Describes the time limit for changing batteries without losing programmed codes.
Details how to set up the remote using code tables or code search.
Explains buttons like TV, CBL/SAT, VCR/AUX, DVD for selecting devices.
Describes buttons for DVR, DVD, and VCR playback functions.
Details the function of the INPUT and INFO buttons for source selection and display.
Explains the MENU button for accessing device menus and DOT for digital channels.
Explains the use of SETUP for programming and SHIFT for accessing secondary functions.
Describes the ON/OFF, MUTE, and OK buttons for device control and menu selection.
Details how VOLUME and CHANNEL buttons adjust levels and change channels.
Explains the SLEEP function for auto-off and EXIT for menu navigation.
Describes number buttons for direct channel entry and ENTER for confirmation.
Provides a detailed procedure for programming device codes directly.
Outlines the steps for automatically searching for compatible device codes.
Explains how to identify the stored four-digit library code for a device.
Details how to use the SHIFT button in conjunction with other buttons for menu and navigation tasks.
Explains how to control devices with distinct power-on and power-off buttons.
Describes setting up codes for devices with multiple functions like TV/VCR or TV/DVD.
Explains how transport buttons can control VCR/DVD functions across different modes.
Discusses selecting which device mode controls the volume and mute functions.
Details the routine to set all modes to punch-through to a single chosen mode for volume/mute.
Explains how to configure a specific mode to use its own volume/mute control.
Provides solutions for when the remote fails to control the device.
Offers advice for when some features are not controlled by the remote.
Addresses problems indicated by the red indicator blinking after code programming.
Guides users on what to do if programmed codes are lost and where to find help.
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