For remote controls provided with the Evolution HD Digital Adapter from Midco that have the yellow OK/ENTER button.

Quick Program – Popular Brands

If the TV brand needed is not on the list, use one of the other two programming methods.

1. Make sure the TV is on before starting remote control setup.
2. Hold the Setup button until the light on the remote blinks twice.
3. Press the TV button. The light on the remote will remain solid (red/amber).
4. Press and hold the correct number key for the TV brand from the list below:

   Number Key	TV Brand
   1	Insignia/Dynex
   2	LG/Zenith
   3	Mitsubishi
   4	Panasonic
   5	Phillips/Magnavox
   6	Samsung
   7	Sharp
   8	Sony
   9	Toshiba
   0	Vizio

5. Let go of the number key when the TV turns off. Remote programming is complete for controlling the TV power and volume.
   • 2 blinks: Successful programming
   • 1 long blink: Programming not successful
6. Confirm that buttons for all needed TV features (power, volume, mute) function as needed.
   • If any buttons are not working, the remote will need to be programmed as normal using codes in the remote's user guide.

Quick Program – Auto Search

Instructions for this method are printed on the back of the remote control.

1. Make sure the TV is on before starting remote control setup.
2. Hold the Setup button until the link on the remote blinks twice (red or amber colored light).
3. Press and hold the OK/Select button. This cycles through various programming codes.
4. Let go of the OK/Select button when the TV turns off. Remote programming is complete for controlling the TV power and volume.

Program – Direct Code Entry

1. Make sure the TV is on before starting remote control setup.
2. Hold the Setup button until the light on the remote blinks twice (red or amber colored light).
3. Enter the first 4-digit code for the TV brand from the user guide or from the manufacturer's online website. The light on the remote will blink twice.
4. Press the TV power key to confirm if programming was successful.
   • If the TV turns off, programming is complete.
   • If the TV does not turn off, start at step 1 using the next code.

Volume Control 

To the TV (default for remote to control TV volume): 

1. Press and hold Setup button until light on remote blinks twice (red/amber). 
2. Press Volume Up (+) button and light on remote will blink twice to confirm volume control will control TV volume. 

To the HDDTA Set-Top Box: 

1. Press and hold Setup button until light on remote blinks twice (red/amber). 
2. Press Mute button and light on remote will blink four times to confirm volume control will control HDDTA volume. 

Set up RF Pairing 

Line of sight is required to set up RF Pairing. 

1. Press Menu button on remote control. 
2. Select General Setup. 
3. Select Pair Remote. 
4. Select Press OK to Pair. 
5. Follow on-screen instructions. 
   • Press and hold Setup button until light on remote turns solid red/amber, then release. 
   • Press Menu button (allow a few seconds following this). 
   • Enter the three-digit pairing code displayed on screen. 
   • Press OK once pairing completed. 
6. Remote control no longer requires line of sight with HD digital adapter. Hidden installation may be completed now. 

Remove RF Pairing 

No function specific to only removing pairing – must factory reset remote control to remove RF pairing, TV programming and reset remote control. 

Remove TV Programming 

No function specific to only removing TV programming – must factory reset remote control to remove RF pairing, TV programming and reset remote control. 

Factory Reset Remote Control 

TV programming codes and RF pairing will be removed by performing a factory reset for remote control. 

1. Press and hold Setup button until light on remote blinks red twice. 
2. Enter 9-8-1 on remote control. 
3. Light on remote will blink red four times to indicate TV programming codes and RF pairing removed. 

For remote controls provided with the Evolution HD Digital Adapter from Midco that have the orange MENU button.

To use the quick setup to program your universal remote with your TV:

1. Press and hold the Setup button until the light on the remote turns green.
2. Enter the five-digit code for your TV brand. (See the list of common codes for specific TV brands below.)
3. Press the TV Power button. If the TV turns off, the code has been accepted. Turn the TV back on and make sure the Volume and Mute buttons also work.
   • If the TV didn’t turn off or Volume and Mute don’t work, repeat steps 1 and 2 using the next code on your list.

Below is a list of common codes for different brands and devices. Refer to your remote’s user guide for a full list of programming codes to try.

1. Locate the three-digit code(s) for your device in the user guide for your remote control model.
   • There may be more than one available code for your device. Make note of all of the available codes, since the first one you enter may not work for your device.
2. Power on the device.
3. On the remote control, press and hold the OK/SEL button and the device button together until that button lights up.
   • The device button depends on what device you're trying to program – such as the TV button to program to your TV, or the DVD button to program to your Blu-Ray player.
4. Point the remote control at the device and enter the three-digit code.
5. If the device turns off, move to the next step. If the device doesn't turn off, try the other three digit codes you noted for your device until your device turns off.
6. Press the Power button on your remote to turn the device back on.
7. After your device turns back on, press the device button to lock in the code. The remote control is now programmed for your device.

Repeat these steps for any other devices you want to program to control with your remote.

If none of the three-digit code number assigned to your brand of equipment works or the code table doesn’t not list your brand, you can use the Auto Program (or Auto Search) method.

1. Turn on your device.
2. On the remote control, press and hold the OK/SEL button and the device button together until that button lights up.
3. The device button depends on what device you're trying to program – such as the TV button to program to your TV, or the DVD button to program to your Blu-Ray player.
4. Point the remote at the device and press the channel up button until the device turns off.
5. Use the power button on your remote to turn the device back on.
6. Press the device button to lock in the code. The remote control is now programmed for your device.

Repeat these steps for any other devices you want to program to control with your remote.

To use quick setup to program your Motorola Digital Adapter Remote Control with your TV:

1. Press and hold OK and Mute together until the LED illuminates.
2. Enter the three-digit code for your TV brand. (See the list of common codes for specific TV brands below.)
3. If the TV turns off, press the Mute button to turn the TV back on and then the OK button to save the code.
   • If the TV doesn’t turn off, try the next code on the list.
   • If the green light on your remote is no longer illuminated, you will need to repeat step 1 before entering the next code.

Below is a list of common codes for different brands and devices. Refer to your remote’s user guide for a full list of programming codes to try.

For remote controls provided with the Evolution HD Digital Adapter from Midco that have a yellow OK/ENTER button, visit the manufacturer's website to find the codes for your remote. Select Setup on the site then follow the instructions to program the remote to your TV/device.

For remote controls provided with the Evolution HD Digital Adapter from Midco that have the orange MENU button, try these common programming codes.

If your remote model number starts with UR5, try these common programming codes.

If you have the Titan URC2056B0 remote, visit the manufacturer’s website to find the codes for your remote. Select Code Finder under the remote image, and then follow the instructions to find the code(s) for your device.

If your remote is for a standard digital adapter, try these common programming codes.