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I have a Foxsat HDR and have just bought a HDR-1000S. Installation went well. However we have a lot of recordings on the Foxsat which we plan to watch over the next few weeks/months. I haven’t connected the Foxsat to the satellite feed as all new watching and recordings will be done on the 1000S. However I now have a problem with the 2 remotes. Initially they both worked each other but I searched on the forum and found that if I pressed 0 and OK simultaneously I would be given the opportunity to change the code. However every time I tried the screen on the TV said Failed to Change Code Try Again (or suchlike). I tried many times but every time I got the same message. And now the old Foxsat remote won’t work at all – neither machine sees its commands. What have I done wrong and how can I retrieve the situation please?
Firstly make sure the white pvr button on the Foxsat remote flashes red when you press a button, if it doesn’t press the white pvr button.
If that’s not the issues then try removing the batteries from the Foxsat remote, then hold down a button to discharge any stored energy. Refit the batteries and see if it now works.
Instructions here to change codes.
http://myhumax.org/forum/topic/multi-code-function-hdhdr-remote-1
You won’t believe this! I did as you suggested but no luck at all – just kept getting the message on screen “Failed changing remote control mode. Try again”. I must have tried holding down Zero and OK about 30 times. My wife came into the room and asked what I was doing. I told her, she tried and it worked first time! So now we are all good and neither control interferes with the other. Many thanks Graham.
glospete – 25 minutes ago »
You won’t believe this! I did as you suggested but no luck at all – just kept getting the message on screen “Failed changing remote control mode. Try again”. I must have tried holding down Zero and OK about 30 times. My wife came into the room and asked what I was doing. I told her, she tried and it worked first time! So now we are all good and neither control interferes with the other. Many thanks Graham.
Good news
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