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Welcome to today's video, where I'll guide you through three simple yet effective methods to program your Universal LCD LED remote control for any TV brand, including the RM-014S+ model. By the end of this tutorial, you'll be able to control your TV with ease, and I'll also show you how to lock the settings to prevent accidental resets. Let's dive in!

Method 1: Using TV Brand Codes

The first method is the quickest if your TV brand is included in the remote's code list. Let’s get started:

Find the Code: Check the table that comes with your remote to locate the specific code for your TV brand. For example, my TV is a Samsung, and the corresponding code is ‘Set + 3’.

Enter the Code: Press and hold the "Set" button along with the number 3 button. Keep holding them down until the remote’s LED flashes three times. This indicates that the remote has been successfully programmed to control your TV.

Test the Remote: After the light flashes, try changing the volume or switching channels. If everything works, you're all set! If not, double-check the code and try again.

Pro Tip: Some TV brands have multiple codes. If the first one doesn’t work, try the others listed for your brand until you find the right one.

Method 2: Auto-Search Function

If your TV brand isn’t listed in the code table, don’t worry—you can use the auto-search function. This method might take a little more time, but it works well for most TVs:

Activate Auto-Search: Press and hold the "Set" button until the LED light on the remote stays solid.

Test Volume Control: While still holding "Set," repeatedly press the volume up button. The remote will start cycling through various codes. Keep pressing the button until you see the volume increase on your TV.

Lock the Code: Once the volume changes, release the "Set" button. This means the remote has found a compatible code for your TV.

Note: This method may take several minutes depending on the number of codes your remote has to go through, but it’s an effective solution if your TV brand isn’t listed.

Method 3: Manual Code Entry with Instruction Booklet

If neither of the first two methods works, you can manually enter the code using the instruction booklet or a downloadable version online:

Find the Correct Code: Open the instruction booklet that came with the remote, or check the link I’ve provided in the video description to find your TV model's code. For example, if you have a Hisense TV, the code might be '013.'

Enter the Code: Press and hold both the "Power" and "Set" buttons until the LED lights up. Then, enter the code—press ‘0’, then ‘1’, then ‘3’. The light will blink to confirm the code has been entered.

Test and Adjust: After entering the code, test the remote by adjusting the volume or switching channels. If it works, you’re done!

Bonus Tip: If you lose the instruction booklet, many universal remotes have online resources where you can look up codes. I’ve included a link to the most popular code databases in the video description.

Locking the Settings

After programming your remote, it's a good idea to lock the settings to prevent accidental resets. Here’s how you can do that:

Press and Hold Set + OK: Hold down both the "Set" and "OK" buttons until the LED light flashes four times. This means the remote is locked, and you won’t accidentally erase the programmed settings.

Unlocking the Remote: If you ever need to change the settings, simply repeat the same process to unlock the remote.

Final Thoughts: That’s it! Now your universal remote is fully programmed, and you can enjoy easy control of your TV without needing multiple remotes lying around. If you have any questions or run into issues, leave a comment below, and I’ll be happy to help.

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