How to fix Philips US2-P335B that does not operate some features?
If your Philips Remote Control doesn't operate some features of your product, you can try programming the remote with a new code. Keep in mind that the remote might not be able to operate all features, or the button names could be different from your product's.
What to do if red indicator blinks after I program a product code on my Philips US2-P335B Remote Control?
If the red indicator on your Philips Remote Control blinks after programming a product code, this means the remote didn't accept the code. Try programming the code again or use a different code.
General| Brand | Philips |
|---|---|
| Model | US2-P335B |
| Category | Remote Control |
| Compatible Devices | Philips TVs |
| Power Source | 2 x AAA batteries |
Details the function of each button on the Philips Universal Remote Control.
Instructions for installing AAA batteries into the remote control.
Explains the automatic power-off feature to conserve battery life.
Describes the time limit for battery replacement without losing programmed codes.
Specifies that the remote powers on in TV mode by default.
Information on setting up the remote using code tables or code search.
Procedure for entering a specific 4-digit code for a device.
Method to search for the correct code when the brand is not listed.
Search for codes specific to a particular manufacturer's brand.
Identifies the 4-digit library code stored for a specific device key.
Enables the remote to turn off the TV after a set period (1-99 minutes).
Allows transport buttons to control the last programmed VCR, DVD, or DVR device.
Selects which device mode controls Volume/Mute, or allows punch-through.
Describes the function of the TV/VCR/INPUT button in different modes.
How to set up separate mode buttons for controlling different parts of combo devices.
Using mode buttons and code search to control different parts of combo devices.
Controlling devices that need separate button commands for power on and off.
Configures all modes to punch-through Volume/Mute control to a single chosen mode.
Allows a specific mode to exclusively use its own Volume/Mute functions.
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