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I cannot get this to work,i am following the below instructions to the letter but with no joy!
Any ideas?
Its A Foxsat HDR is the model ia m having the problem with.Thanks K.
If you are using more than one receiver in the same location you can change the remote control frequency so that the remote control commands do not conflict.
(This is only relevant to the Foxsat HD, HDR, and HDCI 5000, and HD/HDR T2 freeview products.)
1. Switch on your TV set and the Humax product that you wish to change the remote code.
2. Make sure that the other Humax product that you do not wish to control is in Standby or powered OFF at the mains.
3. Point the remote control towards the remote control sensor of the target receiver.
4. Press and hold the 0 and OK buttons simultaneously for 5 seconds until the PVR button on the remote stays red.
5. A message will appear on the TV screen:
“You can change the remote control mode.
Press a Numeric Key (<1> ~ <6>) to select the mode
Current mode: Mode 1.”
6. Press a NUMERIC button (from 1 to 6) to select a different mode.
7. A message confirming the change of Mode will appear on screen.
Have also tried my Freeview HDR Fox T2 No joy with this either,any ideas?
Tis a bit hit and miss sometimes.
Do you get as far as the PVR button staying Red, if not then you are just not getting the OK and 0 buttons pressed at exactly the same time.
I had to persevere for a while with one of my Foxsat HDR’s
My attempt to follow these instructions on my HDR1100s resulted in changing the code of the Remote control, but not the PVR which did not come up with the Message stated. This rendered the Remote useless, but I can turn on the HDR1100S using my Foxset remote and then try again with the HDR1100s. Before doing so, can you please clarify – After step one, are you meant to do step 4 straight away, during boot as I did, or wait until the box is up and running first?
Ta,
Mike
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