TCCL | SCV | VK DIGITAL DTH REMOTE

Features and Functions of DTH Remotes

1. Device Compatibility: These remotes are designed to work with specific set-top boxes provided by the DTH service providers. Ensure you have the correct remote for your specific STB model.

2. Pre-Programmed Functions: DTH remotes come with pre-programmed buttons for functions like power on/off, channel navigation, volume control, and menu access.

3. Universal Functions: Some remotes might have the ability to control basic functions of your TV, like power and volume, reducing the need for multiple remotes.

4. Numeric Keypad: Allows direct entry of channel numbers.

5. Navigation Buttons: Includes arrow keys and an OK/select button to navigate through the menu and program guide.

6. Special Buttons: Dedicated buttons for functions like EPG (Electronic Program Guide), info, mute, back, exit, and more.

Setting Up Your DTH Remote

1. Insert Batteries: Ensure the remote has fresh batteries installed. Most DTH remotes use AAA or AA batteries.

2. Pairing with Set-Top Box:

   • Follow the instructions provided in the user manual of your specific DTH remote.
   • Usually, this involves pressing and holding specific buttons to enter a pairing mode and then pointing the remote at the STB.

3. Programming for TV Control:

   • Some remotes can be programmed to control basic TV functions. Instructions for this will be in the user manual.
   • Typically, this involves entering a code specific to your TV brand. The manual will provide a list of codes.

4. Using the Remote:

   • Power on/off: Use the power button to turn your STB on or off.
   • Volume control: Adjust the volume using the volume buttons.
   • Channel navigation: Change channels using the numeric keypad or channel up/down buttons.
   • Menu navigation: Use the navigation buttons to access and navigate the menu