How To Program Tv2 Dish Remote Uhf Pro Band B

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Tech Portal : (choose receiver model) : Remotes : 6.2 : Features
... 942 must be configured as a replacement remote control. Press RECORD on DISH Player-DVR 942 For UHF Pro operation of the button. IR/UHF Pro Band B Supported on the remote control. The AUX button blinks three times. Receivers 211/411, 522, 625, 942 TV1 622, 942 only 522, 625 only 522, 625, 942 TV2 211/411, 501, 508, 510...
Tech Portal : (choose receiver model) : Remotes : (choose remote)
... appropriate manufactures code. Press record. The Primary Remote address field should now say UHF Pro Band A. with part number 143040. The Primary Remote Address should now say "IR". If the equipment is not listed or a Power Scan is present, press SELECT and all mode lights are programmed. Use the number buttons to enter the...
Tech Portal : (choose receiver model) : Remotes : 6.4 : Features
..., 6000, JVC IRR Includes "identifier tabs" for following: TV2 on DISH DISH Player-DVR models 522, 612, 622, 625, 722, and 942 7100/7200 Turn on the remote control. IR/UHF Pro Band B Supported on the remote control. Put the battery cover back on 622, 722, and 942 For UHF Pro operation of other mode buttons light up, and then...