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27-11-2003, 22:58
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problem with vcr and pin number
Hello,
I've lost the remote for my vcr and bought a universal one but it doesn't have an "enter" button. My vcr is pin code protected and I can put the pin number in but need to press "enter" for it to register. Anyway I spoke to Aiwa and it will be 35 quid for new remote! Alternatively they said I could take it into the shop where I bought it and they could decode it. Does anyone know if this is possible to do myself as I suspect the shop charge just won't be worth it. I'd be grateful for any ideas, thanks |
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28-11-2003, 22:44
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Would it be possible to take the universal remote back and get another one with an enter button? One-for-all remotes seem excellent, and some of them can be upgraded to control new equipment.
Hope it helps Gdb 
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29-11-2003, 17:27
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If it;s a "One For All" branded remote - Magic then Mute is usually enter
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