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If your Medion Remote Control is not working, ensure your devices are properly connected and switched on. Also, check that the remote control batteries are correctly inserted, matching the +/- polarity. If the batteries are weak, replace them with new ones.
What to do if Medion MD 80383 Remote Control only responds to a few commands?
If your devices only respond to a few remote control commands, continue testing further codes until the devices respond accordingly. If manual code entry and automatic code search are unsuccessful, your device may be incompatible with the universal remote control.
How to determine correct device code for Medion MD 80383?
To determine the correct device code for your device, try each consecutive code until most of the functions of the device function properly.
Overview of the remote control's time display screen.
Step-by-step procedure for setting the current date and time.
Identification and function explanation of device source selection keys.
Explanation of special function keys like SETUP, MACRO, MENU, ALL OFF, EXIT.
Instructions on using the joystick for menu navigation and selection.
Introduction to the LEARN key for copying original remote commands.
Overview of remote control functions related to video text (teletext).
Understanding the purpose and function of programme selection keys.
Details on the function of video text colour-specific keys.
Explanation of the playback and recording buttons on the remote.
Description of the button used to switch devices on or off.
Configuration guide for setting the clock to 24-hour or 12-hour format.
Instructions on how to display the currently set date and time.
Method for displaying the seconds on the remote's time display.
Procedure to input a specific device code obtained from the provided code list.
Step-by-step guide for manually searching for compatible device codes.
Method to automatically search for device codes when the brand is not listed.
Procedure to find device codes by selecting the device's brand name.
Process to determine device codes already programmed into the remote.
Basic usage of the remote control for individually programmed devices.
Specific instructions for activating the RECORD function on a video recorder.
Instructions for controlling combined devices requiring two separate device codes.
Operating combined devices that use a single code for multiple functions.
Important notes and requirements before utilizing the learn function.
Detailed steps to copy functions from an original remote control to the universal remote.
Explanation of how to access secondary functions assigned to keys using SHIFT.
Procedure to remove programmed functions from the remote control.
Adding time delays between commands within a macro sequence for better timing.
How to run a previously saved sequence of commands (macro).
Steps to remove a stored macro sequence from the remote.
How to simultaneously switch off all programmed devices using one button.
Using the EPG for scheduled recording and browsing TV channels.
Browsing through stored TV channels using the EPG function.
Using functions like volume control across different device types.
Programming volume and mute to control specific devices instead of the TV.
Restoring default universal volume and mute settings to factory state.
Troubleshooting steps for an unresponsive remote control.
Guidance on selecting the appropriate device code when multiple options exist.
Information on environmentally friendly disposal of packaging materials.
Proper methods for disposing of the universal remote control at its end of life.
Guidelines for the correct and safe disposal of used batteries.
Overview of the remote control's time display screen.
Step-by-step procedure for setting the current date and time.
Identification and function explanation of device source selection keys.
Explanation of special function keys like SETUP, MACRO, MENU, ALL OFF, EXIT.
Instructions on using the joystick for menu navigation and selection.
Introduction to the LEARN key for copying original remote commands.
Overview of remote control functions related to video text (teletext).
Understanding the purpose and function of programme selection keys.
Details on the function of video text colour-specific keys.
Explanation of the playback and recording buttons on the remote.
Description of the button used to switch devices on or off.
Configuration guide for setting the clock to 24-hour or 12-hour format.
Instructions on how to display the currently set date and time.
Method for displaying the seconds on the remote's time display.
Procedure to input a specific device code obtained from the provided code list.
Step-by-step guide for manually searching for compatible device codes.
Method to automatically search for device codes when the brand is not listed.
Procedure to find device codes by selecting the device's brand name.
Process to determine device codes already programmed into the remote.
Basic usage of the remote control for individually programmed devices.
Specific instructions for activating the RECORD function on a video recorder.
Instructions for controlling combined devices requiring two separate device codes.
Operating combined devices that use a single code for multiple functions.
Important notes and requirements before utilizing the learn function.
Detailed steps to copy functions from an original remote control to the universal remote.
Explanation of how to access secondary functions assigned to keys using SHIFT.
Procedure to remove programmed functions from the remote control.
Adding time delays between commands within a macro sequence for better timing.
How to run a previously saved sequence of commands (macro).
Steps to remove a stored macro sequence from the remote.
How to simultaneously switch off all programmed devices using one button.
Using the EPG for scheduled recording and browsing TV channels.
Browsing through stored TV channels using the EPG function.
Using functions like volume control across different device types.
Programming volume and mute to control specific devices instead of the TV.
Restoring default universal volume and mute settings to factory state.
Troubleshooting steps for an unresponsive remote control.
Guidance on selecting the appropriate device code when multiple options exist.
Information on environmentally friendly disposal of packaging materials.
Proper methods for disposing of the universal remote control at its end of life.
Guidelines for the correct and safe disposal of used batteries.
This document describes a universal remote control, detailing its functions, setup, and maintenance.
The remote control features a time display, source keys with background lighting for device selection, and a joystick for navigation. It supports programming device codes, learning functions from original remotes, and creating macros for sequential commands.
Before use, read the instructions carefully and keep them for future reference. The appliance is not intended for use by young children or infirm persons without supervision. Children should be supervised to ensure they do not play with the appliance. Do not attempt to repair the remote control yourself. The universal remote control has a class 1M infrared diode; do not examine the laser with optical instruments. Avoid exposing the remote control to dust, strong sunlight, moisture, high temperatures, or strong vibrations. Never use old and new batteries together. Do not use corrosive or aggressive cleaning products.
This universal remote control can replace up to eight normal remote controls and operate the following device types:
The names on the source keys (TV, VCR, etc.) are for overview purposes only; any key can be assigned to other device types ("Flex Mode").
Two LR03 AAA micro batteries are required (alkaline batteries recommended for longer durability).
Set the date and time using the SET and T/D keys below the display. Use a sharp object (e.g., an unbent paperclip) in the depressions.
Time settings in 24 and 12 hour mode: An 'H' indicates 24-hour mode. Pressing T/D beyond "24" shows 'A' (morning hours, 12-hour mode). Pressing T/D beyond "12" shows 'P' (afternoon hours, 12-hour mode).
Displaying the date and time: After settings are complete, the time is displayed. Briefly press T/D to show the date for a few seconds. Press SET to see alternating date and time. To stop this, press T/D until the time is displayed.
Displaying the seconds: When the clock is displayed, press T/D twice to show seconds. When the date is displayed, press T/D once. Use SET to set seconds display to "0". T/D returns to time display.
For each device, program a three-digit device code to a source key (TV, VCR, DVD, CD, CBL, ASAT, DSAT, AUX). Key names are for reminder purposes; any key can be assigned to any device ("Flex Mode"). For combined devices (e.g., TV with video recorder), two source keys may be needed, one for each part. Some combined devices use only one code for both parts.
Entering the device code according to the Code List:
Manual Code Search:
Automatic Search: If manual search fails, use automatic search to find codes for unlisted brands.
1 second or 3 second intervals: To transmit a new code every 3 seconds instead of every second, press PROG+ (or PLAY) or PROG- again within 6 seconds of step 4. This takes longer but provides more time.
Code Searching by Brand Name: This function allows searching by brand name from the Code Table.
Code Identification: This determines codes already entered and stored.
After programming, the remote control operates devices like their original remotes for common functions. Point the remote at the device and press the relevant source key (it lights briefly). Activate functions by pressing the corresponding function key (source key lights briefly with each press).
Recording with the video recorder: The RECORD key must be pressed twice to record, as a protection against accidental recordings.
Operating combined devices:
Manually save functions from an original remote control to your universal remote control. It can "learn" up to 150 commands.
Notes on learn function:
Programming the functions:
Some universal remote control keys have double assignments. To use these, briefly press S (SETUP) (source key lights up), then press the function or number key. If no other key is pressed for 15-20 seconds, SHIFT function deactivates.
Deleting commands for only one source key:
Deleting commands for all source keys:
Macros save a chain of commands for consecutive execution. Three macros can be programmed and stored on number keys 1, 2, and 3. Each macro can include up to ten key commands and different devices. For example, switch on TV, desired channel, VCR, and recording function.
Incorporating delays: Useful for TV warm-up phase.
Executing macros:
Deleting macros:
ALL OFF function: Switches off all pre-programmed devices simultaneously.
Easy ProGramming and TV Channel Preview:
Universal functions ("Punch Through"): Allows certain functions on a different device type than programmed. These include volume, mute, and playback.
Programming the volume/mute universal functions to another device type: By default, volume and mute functions automatically control the TV when a source key for a device with image transmission is pressed. You can program these functions to actuate another device type.
Programming the volume/mute universal functions to a particular device: This programs the remote to use only that particular device's own volume and mute functions, switching off the universal function for that mode/device type.
Restoring the universal volume/mute functions: To reset universal volume/mute functions to factory settings ("Punch Through" effect):
Remote control does not work:
Several device codes listed for my brand; how to determine correct code?
Devices only respond to a few remote control commands:
General| Brand | Medion |
|---|---|
| Model | MD 80383 |
| Category | Remote Control |
| Language | English |
