Verizon Fios relies on fiber optics technology to deliver the fastest internet connection and high-definition picture quality in television. The Fios TV service also features a stylish and futuristic Fios Multi-Room DVR that can be easily operated by the programmable remote control as well as the Fios On Demand. Still, the process of programming the Fios remote may be quite challenging for any person who is not aware of the process. This guide will help you how to program your Fios remote to operate your TV or other related devices.
Fios TV is a great service provided by Verizon for its customers to enjoy television shows and movies in high-definition quality so learning more about your Fios remote shall be of great importance to every user.
Fios TV remote has a slim build with rounded corners as shown in the image below. The top half of the remote control has regular buttons like guide, menu, exit, page up and down, arrows, playback, volume, and channel lineup plus/minus buttons. The bottom half consists of four colored keys, red, green, yellow, and blue. These access special features in the Fios menu that are not available in a normal Verizon Fios home connection. The call button is also very large and oval-shaped and is used for the OK or Select function.
At the rear, the anacronym reverse takes two AA batteries. On the rear part of the gadget which is usually concealed by the battery compartment is a code search button which is very useful when programming the gadget. The last one is an output window where intangible infrared signals are sent to operate your equipment.
How to Program Fios Remote to Control TV Power and Volume?
Here are the step-by-step instructions for programming your Fios remote to power on/off your television and adjust the volume:
1. Power on your television and your Fios set-top box respectively. Ensure both devices are on while programming.
2. Find out the 5-digit code for your specific television brand from the Verizon website or the user manual. This code allows the remote to transmit the correct signals.
3. Power on the calculator by pressing the ON button and holding the OK/Select button until the red light is on. This places the remote into programming mode.
4. Then, enter the 5-digit TV code by using the number buttons. An appropriate entry will cause the red light to blink twice.
5. Place the pointer on the TV and hit Power once. Your television should power off to indicate that programming has been received.
6. Increase/Decrease the volume of the press. The volume on your TV should increase and decrease, signaling the end of the setup process.
If the code doesn’t work, the OK button should be held down for approximately 5 seconds and released to exit programming mode. Find the other 5-digit code and proceed from step 3.
Here’s how you can program your Fios remote to operate other equipment:
In addition to controlling your television, the Fios remote works with cable boxes, sound bars, Blu-Ray players, and streaming devices such as Roku and Fire TV. Just reference the device code list and follow these instructions:
1. Switch on the device which you wish to operate at home.
2. The last step is to press and hold the OK/Select button until the red light at the front starts to blink.
3. The 5-digit manufacturer code corresponding to your device has to be punched.
4. With the remote, point it at the device and then press the Power button. It should turn off verifying that the code written works.
5. Use other buttons such as Play/Pause, Guide, or the Input button to check that all is well.
6. Aproached the same process for adding codes for other equipments. Fios remote has compatibility with multiple devices.
What Can I Do If Fios Remote Is Not Programmed Correctly?
If the standard coding procedure does not teach your Fios remote to control your television or other devices, do not despair. Here is some troubleshooting advice:
- This means that even if one code does not work, all other codes for your brand should be attempted. Remotes are finicky.
- While holding Code Search, press the Power button and then press the Power button 4 to 5 times every 2 seconds until the device powers off. This auto scans codes.
- If batteries in the remotes appear to be drained, replace them with new ones. Defective batteries cause programming failures.
- Restart the set-top box and all equipment before trying to program from scratch again.
- Finally, you can clear any existing codes or problems by resetting the remote to its factory settings.
If you cannot program the Fios remote as expected, call Verizon support for assistance. They can help with the next steps in the process or replace your model if it is damaged. In no time at all, you’ll have your new Fios remote ready to control all of your home entertainment systems.
Integrating Special Fios Remote Functions
Beyond fundamentals, the Fios remote has some nice bonus capabilities to enhance your TV viewing experience:
Backlight – To make the remote buttons easily visible in a dark environment, press the Backlight button to light up the buttons for a short time. In the settings menu of the remote, change the backlight timeout.
Volume Lock – Avoids the loud sounds that may be set by any of the family members. Unlock by pressing Mute + Select until the lock icon appears. Repeat to disable.
Audio Settings – Using SAP cycling through audio quality until the right setting is achieved.
Aspect Ratio – Use this to make the picture cover the screen without black bars. Simply press the Wide button to switch between different display modes.
Caller ID – If you use Fios Digital Voice, the remote will display details about the incoming call on your television. A nice feature for knowing who is calling when watching shows.
Learn the features of the Fios remote and how to control the digital video recorder, and search for programs, among others. Now prepare for more precise control of home entertainment electronics due to improved Fios equipment and software.
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