MultiChoice A3 Universal Remote User Manual

This document describes how to use the MultiChoice remote control to learn other remote control functions, including how to set the remote control mode, learn remote control buttons, and end the learning process.


MultiChoice A3 Universal Remote User Manual - cover page
Brand
MultiChoice
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
2
File format
PDF
File size
2.5 MB
Published
03 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

The MultiChoice A3 universal remote can be programmed to control a range of MultiChoice decoders as well as other audio/video devices. It offers several programming methods, including learning functions from other remotes, direct code entry, and brand‑set lists.

The manual explains how to use the SHIFT button, set the mode dial, enter device codes, create macros, verify codes, and relay volume commands. It also lists error indications and battery requirements.

What's inside

  • Method 3: Learning
  • Method 2: Direct Set
  • The Dial
  • Shift Mode
  • Macro
  • Code Verification
  • Brand Set

Specifications

Number of modes8
Battery typeAlkaline
Error indicationTwo red blinks

Frequently asked questions

How do you program the remote using a device code?

Set the dial to the desired mode, press and hold SHIFT until three yellow blinks appear, then enter the 5‑digit device code with the number buttons. The remote acknowledges each press with a yellow blink and confirms success with three green blinks.

How can the remote learn a function from another remote?

Select the target mode, press and hold SHIFT until three yellow blinks, press BLUE, then press the button to be learned followed by the corresponding button on the other remote. Two green blinks indicate a successful learning.

How do you verify a code on the remote?

Set the dial to the mode you wish to verify, press and hold SHIFT until three yellow blinks, press the YELLOW button, then press numbers 1‑5 to count the amber blinks; a green blink represents zero. Press HELP to exit.

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