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Change On Demand Programming

The OnDemand key on the remote allows you to select various On Demand control

sequences. By default, the OnDemand key sends On Demand requests in CBL mode only.

However, you can also program the OnDemand key on the remote to send out an additional

three- or four-digit number key sequence in order to select a speciÞ c channel on your set-

top. The On Demand control function is only programmable in CBL mode and it can be

programmed to support all of the set-tops listed in this guide.

Programming an On Demand Channel (Program Code 9 9 6)

1. Press and hold CBL and SELECT until all mode keys blink twice.

2. Press 9 9 6. The CBL key blinks twice.

3. Press the number keys you want to program in the correct sequential order as follows

pausing between pressing each key:

• 1st Number Key

• 2nd Number Key

• 3rd Number Key

• 4th Number Key

Important! Each key is conÞ rmed with two blinks of the key that you press. Wait until

the key blinks twice before pressing the next key.

Example 1: To program channel “1024” into the remote, complete steps 1 and 2 of the

preceding procedure and then carefully press 1 0 2 4 waiting until each key blinks

twice before pressing the next key. Then go to step 4 of this procedure.

Example 2: To program channel “100” into the remote, complete steps 1 and 2 of the

preceding procedure and then carefully press 1 0 0 waiting until each key blinks twice

before pressing the next key. Then go to step 4 of this procedure.

Notes:

• If you make an error, (for example, you press a non-numeric or non-select key), the

LED displays a long blink.

• Choosing only one or only two keys or more than four keys also generates an error.

4. Press SELECT to end the On Demand programming sequence. All LEDs blink three

times.

Note: If the operation fails, the remote displays a long blink. A long blink also indicates

a timeout has occurred. Repeat the procedure from step 1.

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