What are the plus &amp; minus symbols for on the remote?
334364
They're for programing the remote ie. if the dp switches where set to 1234 you would push ++++----- (for a 9 dp remote) to program and the other reason is the remote is designed to operate 3 separate door openers if required. good luck
1899692
The symbol above the + (power) is the symbol for "ground" while the other symbol is for the item you want to come on when the switch is in the ON position. Hope this helps.
1684457
just make sure you have the plus side of the battery incerted correctly there is a plus side and neg. side they are marked plus or minus the minus is - the plus is +
1701637
I have two remote controls. One is marked with a 1 on the lower tip the other marked with a 2. Mine cannot be interchanged. The remote marked 1 is used with the primary TV on Dish and the one marked 2 on the secondary TV.
893516
For the person who needed a new remote. On the back of my remote is a sticker of a green clock with numbers 1 to 12 and printed over the face is Q.C underneath is an under line, under that is the number 12, and under that is the word pass. that is the only thing on mine. On the TV answer not sure, I have a lot of remotes and nothing works but the Seiki. might see if there is an 800 number for the U.S to try customer service
744586
If you have the original remote just use the LEARN feature. I had to do it for my Telus digital TV remote it uses proprietary codes.
334361
My old remote had a 9 piece switch on to set the security code. The switch was either up or down. So you enter the code by using the plus or minus buttons. Plus = up and Down = minus. I set mine to use the center button to open. Don't use plus or minus after programming. Its covered well in the instructions.
1601007
The remote maybe "locked" similar to your phone being locked prevents you from performing unintended operations. Depressing the function button followed by the unlock button , unlocks the remote.
544721
Look at the very top left corner of your remote and you will see the BC # in small letters
1019386
Most of the time you will see a + sign on the device your putting the battery in. You will also see a + sign on the flat side of the battery. If you see no + sign on the device then it is all most always the spring or metal flex tab that is the + end. If still in doubt try putting the batter in one way and if the device does not work turn it around.
447283
Not sure, but mine just stopped working.....replaced battery and the remote still does not work!!!
510028
Hi, I gave it to a friend and don't recall specific features. The design was minimalist with only two or three buttons although the remote may have additional functions.
1281739
I do not know. However, I have had bad luck with the keypad. Several did not work, and my present one will only arm, not disarm the system. I was given the option of returning the main unit, to see if the prblem is there, but I dont want to reprogram the remotes I added to the system.
1260171
Yes,,when programmed it throws off other programmed remotes. We don't use it!!
217621
They are on separate keys actually.The plus minus on the per cent key means you can use it to add or subtract a per cent. So, for example, 300 minus 5 per cent = 285Give it a try
14192
If you are asking about the FORMAT or ASPECT RATIO, look on the remote about mid-way top to bottom. There's a row of horizontal buttons (Mute/Format/Info/Favorites). I couldn't find anything in the manual if you don't have the remote...
1019572
Be careful putting the battery in. It must be properly seated in the ring that pops out of the battery compartment. Pop out the ring first than insert the battery into the ring and finally return the ring with the battery into the bottom of the remote. They do not indicate the + or - but you can tell the battery is placed properly when it sits flush in the ring.