OPERATION
18 OPERATION
Programming the Remote Buttons
Step 1: Place the HK 3475 remote control and the
remote control for the other device (e.g., compact
disc player) so that their infrared transmitter win-
dows face each other at a distance of about one-
half inch.
Step 2: Simultaneously press the Learn Button √
and the Source Selector ç that corresponds to
the device whose codes you are trying to program
(e.g., press the CD button along with the Learn
button). The LED Indicator Ω will blink once
and remain lit.
Step 3: Press and release the button on the HK 3475
remote that you wish to program. Make sure that it
is one of the programmable buttons listed in the
table on page 17. The LED Indicator Ω will blink
once and remain lit.
Step 4: Press and hold the button on the other device’s
remote whose code you wish to program into the
HK 3475 remote until the LED Indicator Ω
blinks three times and remains lit, then release
the button on the other remote.
If the LED Indicator Ω flickers for five seconds
instead of blinking three times and remaining lit, the
learning operation was unsuccessful. Try the procedure
again, starting from Step 2, making sure that the
transmitter windows of the two remotes face each
other, and that the button you are trying to program on
the HK 3475 remote is listed in the table on page 17.
Step 5: To program additional buttons, repeat Steps
2 through 4.
Step 6: To exit the learning mode, either press the
Learn Button √ once, or wait 20 seconds for the
remote to automatically return to normal operation.
Resetting One Key to Default Setting
When a new code is programmed into the remote, it
overwrites the previous code for that button on that
page. However, should you make a mistake, it is
possible to reset any button to its factory default
using the following procedure:
Step 1: Enter the learning mode by simultaneously
pressing any of the Device Buttons ç and the
Learn Button √.
Step 2: Press and release the particular device button
for the page containing the key you wish to reset. The
LED Indicator Ω will blink once and remain on.
Step 3: Use the Numeric Keys ˚ to enter the
numbers “777.”The LED Indicator Ω will blink
for each entry.
Step 4: Press and release the button that you wish to
reset. The LED Indicator Ω will blink three times
to indicate that the button has been reset to the
factory default code.
Step 5: You may repeat Step 4 to reset the codes for
other keys. If you wish to reset the codes for an
entire device page, see below.
Step 6: To exit the learning mode, either press the
Learn Button √ once, or wait 20 seconds
for the remote to automatically return to normal
operation.
Resetting an Entire Device Page
If you wish to reset all of the codes for a particular
device, you need not individually reset every button on
that page of the remote.
Step 1: Enter the learning mode by simultaneously
pressing any of the Device Buttons ç and the
Learn Button √.
Step 2: Press and release the particular device button
for the page you wish to reset. The LED Indicator
Ω will blink once and remain on.
Step 3: Use the Numeric Keys ˚ to enter the
numbers “888.”The LED Indicator Ω will blink
for each entry.
Step 4: The LED Indicator Ω will remain on for one
second, and then blink three times to indicate that
it has reset the group of keys for the selected
device page. That device page will now operate the
factory default set of codes.
Resetting the Entire Remote
It is also possible to completely reset all of the pro-
grammed codes in the remote to the factory default
settings. Use the following procedure:
Step 1: Enter the learning mode by simultaneously
pressing any of the Device Buttons ç and the
Learn Button √.
Step 2: Press and release any device button other
than PHONO, AM or FM. The LED Indicator Ω
will blink once and remain on.
Step 3: Use the Numeric Keys ˚ to enter the
numbers “999”. The LED Indicator Ω will blink
for each entry.
Step 4: The LED Indicator Ω will remain on for five
seconds, and then blink three times to indicate that
it has reset all of the keys on the remote. The entire
remote will now operate the factory default set of
codes.
