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[. . . ] If the brand of your device is shown in the SimpleSet picture pointing to a key, you can use the SimpleSet system described in this section, please locate the brand of your device and note the key associated with it. Turn on your device (not on standby) and point the Essential remote towards it. If you are setting up a Streaming device, make sure a movie or TV show is playing. Hold down the Setup key until the LED under the Device key blinks twice. [. . . ] If one or more of your original remotes aren't working, you can still set up the Essential remote by SimpleSet or Code Set Up. Deleting a learned function If you want to delete a learned function and return that keys to its original state, you can use the following procedure: P ress the Device key for the device you want to learn functions onto. Hold down the Setup key until the LED under the Device key blinks twice. Press 976 ­ the LED should blink twice Press the key you want to reset twice ­ the LED should blink twice and the learned function has been deleted. If you primarily use one device for controlling volume, for example a Sound Bar or Audio Video Receiver, it's possible to program your Essential remote to only control that device when you use the Volume Up, Down and Mute keys. Hold down the Setup key until the LED under the Device key blinks twice. Press the device key for the device to always control volume ­ for example Audio. From now on, pressing the Volume Up, Down or Mute keys will always control the Audio device, no matter what device you are controlling. To unlock the volume, and return the remote to controlling each device's volume individually, the procedure is: Hold down the Setup key until the LED under the Device key blinks twice Press 993 ­ the LED should blink twice Press VOLUME DOWN ­ the LED will blink four times and Volume is now unlocked. As well as their normal functionality, the Red, Green, Yellow and Blue keys can be reprogrammed to select your favourite channels by genre. If you press and release each of these keys, they will perform exactly the same function as your original remote. However they can be reprogrammed so that when they are held down for 3 seconds they will send a channel number, then when held down again for 3 seconds, they will send a different channel number. You can group these channels by genre such as Sports, News, Movies and Kids. The procedure to program is as follows: Say for example, the first 3 Sports channels are on channels 200, 201 and 239, you can assign shortcuts to these channels on the Red (Sports) key. For example if you are a Sky subscriber and you have set up your Set Top Box on the STB key, press STB. Enter the next channel number (in this example 201) Repeat Steps 3 and 4 for each channel shortcut you want to add. After entering the last channel number you want, press and hold the Setup key. When watching live TV, simply hold down the Red key for 3 seconds, and the first Channel Shortcut will be sent (in this example channel 200). The next time you hold down the Red Key, the shortcut for the next Channel Shortcut will be sent (in this case channel 201). You can reprogram each of the different colour keys with different lists of channel numbers, by holding down the Setup key and a different coloured key at step 1, and pressing and releasing the same key at step 3. Each coloured key has a different name to help you remember the channels that you have stored there. If you wish to reset the key to default, the procedure is as follows: Press the device key you have programmed the shortcuts on (for example STB). [. . . ] This product will be repaired or if necessary, replaced free of charge if it has been proven to be defective within the two(2) year warranty period. The forwarding costs are on the account of the owner; the costs of returning the product are on the account of UNIVERSAL ELECTRONICS. This warranty does not cover damage or failures caused by products or services not supplied by UNIVERSAL ELECTRONICS, or which result from not mounting the product according to manual instructions. This also applies when the product has been modified / repaired by others than UNIVERSAL ELECTRONICS or if a fault is the result of accident, misuse, abuse, neglect, mishandling, misapplication, faulty installation, improper maintenance, alteration, modifications, fire, water, lightning, natural disasters, wrong use or carelessness. [. . . ]