Programming the remote: Does any know if it's possible to program the remote to perform the basic on/off and volume functions for a Toshiba tv?
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I'm having the same problem --- did you find a solution? jmybsy@omuonline.net
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Yes you can, please note however, this did not come with the remote. The remote is required to do the programming and dubbing. I had to buy a remote separately.
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It does have a learn function. You have to have the TV on. Push Menu-settings-remote manager -tv code -learn.. Set front of the old remote to the left front side (there's a IR window square) follow the on screen instructions. I have done it, one of my TV's remotes wasn't in the list of remotes. I did get volume and mute to work, but couldn't get the power button to work. Mine was a Proscan TV, it didn't use any of the built in code-sets for Proscan or RCA.
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I agree with Michael's answer. The learning function is very powerful on this remote. You must have the original remote for the device you want to program, but you can make this surprisingly great remote do pretty much anything you can come up with.
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There is a mini jack port (not sure about the tv specifics) and yes he remote is for control of volume and on/off
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This remote is programmable for cable/sat boxes, TV/DVD combos ,DVD players and VCR/DVD combos. The codes are included in the owners manual. It should run your Toshiba TV,DVD or combo right out of the packaging.
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Look at your remote and get the model number. I went to Amazon.Com and searched the model number. That was how I was able to find a replacement for my Toshiba remote control.
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No. You plug it into your computer via the USB cable provided. then you go to myharmony.com. You put in what you want to program (TV, DVD player, etc.), then the brand and model number. The website then programs the remote. Depending on the model of remote, you can have several things programmed at once, I have a TV, DVD Player, and a couple of other things on mine. The neat thing is that the programming actually works.
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Dear Jim,I don't think that there are remote codes for your TV remote to control volume on the NOVA. Most likely you'll need to control volume on the volume buttons on the Nova. Please let me know if I can be of further assistance.Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo
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Yes you can. Or by knob. I have mine hooked up to Comcast for the TV part and I can use their remote or mine for the volume. I love it.
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I have an Element TV and the remote works great for it and for other devices (DVD). JVC is also listed So it should just need to program right code Hope I Helped Plus the option for lighted buttons is great for bedroom TV
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All universal remote controls work basically the same way. You can either try the codes they give you for the brand of TV - not the model, just the brand - and see if one of those work. Or you can use the search feature and see if one works. I can just tell you that this remote works for me with a slightly older Toshiba. I do not know of any universal remote that lists the specific model numbers for any brand.
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While I don't know about your remote, I have a Logitech Harmony One and it has been programmed to control the volume.
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I had purchased this remote control for a Toshiba player and it worked for me.
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You can program the On/Off buttons to control all devices from the main menu. Each device you set up has the On/Off buttons programmed for that device as long as you have selected that device. For example, from the main menu I press power and my tv, surround and satellite all turn on, but not my bluray. I don't use it as often and don't want it on unless I specify. When I select bluray and press on, it comes on.Sometimes my satellite turns off by itself if I'm watching a DVD. I can turn it on by selecting tv from the main menu and then pressing the On button. This does not affect any device programmed to respond to the main menu In/Off buttons. You can program the On/Off buttons to control all devices from the main menu. Each device you set up has the On/Off buttons programmed for that device as long as you have selected that device. For example, from the main menu I press power and my tv, surround and satellite all turn on, but not my bluray. I don't use it as often and don't want it on unless I specify. When I select bluray and press on, it comes on.Sometimes my satellite turns off by itself if I'm watching a DVD. I can turn it on by selecting tv from the main menu and then pressing the On button. This does not... » Read More You can program the On/Off buttons to control all devices from the main menu. Each device you set up has the On/Off buttons programmed for that device as long as you have selected that device. For example, from the main menu I press power and my tv, surround and satellite all turn on, but not my bluray. I don't use it as often and don't want it on unless I specify. When I select bluray and press on, it comes on.Sometimes my satellite turns off by itself if I'm watching a DVD. I can turn it on by selecting tv from the main menu and then pressing the On button. This does not affect any device programmed to respond to the main menu In/Off buttons. « Show Less
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Yes you can. programming a show is easy. Follow instructions. It's important to read the manual. Practice makes perfect.
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Just like everybody else on the discussion, just go out and buy yourself a quality learning remote. Personally, I have the Logitech Harmony 767 and I did the learning feature to program the remote. It is extremely simple at programming, all you have to do is plug in the remote into the USB port of ur computer, log into the logitech software, and follow the directions. I picked up my logitech remote from CL for super cheap and it controls everything... EVEN my speed controlled ceiling fans and lights!!! All the functions work PERFECTLY with the tv.