Can I program the VU+ Duo 2 remote to turn off my TV?

[Ashley69]

Can I program the VU+ Duo 2 remote to turn off my TV? I'm looking for the instructions please.

[Andy_Hazza]

Can I program the VU+ Duo 2 remote to turn off my TV? I'm looking for the instructions please.

Yep you can. What TV you have?

[Bazzer]

Can I program the VU+ Duo 2 remote to turn off my TV? I'm looking for the instructions please.
Menu >HDMI CEC Setup put tv in standby select YES > Wakeup TV from standby select YES.

[Ashley69]

LG : LG 40UF770V40

Ive tried the HDMI CEC setup but could never get it to work.
Thanks

[Bazzer]

Can you post your HDMI CEC settings from your box ?

[Ashley69]

Here
44321

[Andy_Hazza]

LG : LG 40UF770V40

Ive tried the HDMI CEC setup but could never get it to work.
Thanks

First things first, make sure the Volume on the Vu+ remote is set to 100% beforehand. Press 1 & 3 simultaneously on your Vu+ remote until the TV button illuminates. Then enter the TV code, in your case it is 1628 (LG TV Code). Then hold down the mute button on the Vu+ remote whilst pointing at the TV until the TV mutes. When it mutes, now press the +/- volume buttons and the volume should work. Once done exit out the mode by pressing the ok & stop button (recording stop button). You now have a paired TV remote.


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[Andy_Hazza]

Your HDMI-CEC settings should be;
Enabled - YES
Put TV in standby - NO
Wakeup TV from standby - YES
Regard deep standby as standby - NO
Switch TV to correct input - YES
Use TV remote control - YES
Handle standby from TV - YES
Handle wakeup from TV - YES
Wakeup signal from TV - STREAM REQUEST
Forward volume keys - NO
Put your Vu+ into standby - YES
Wakeup your Vu+ from standby -YES
Minimum send interval - DISABLED
Then green button to save settings. Now you will have a proper working remote where you press the STB this turns your Vu+ receiver off and pressing the TV turns your TV off. And to turn your TV on just press TV on the remote etc.


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[Ashley69]

Thanks Andy.
Had to go back to work. Will try when I return.

[Blu-ray]

First things first, make sure the Volume on the Vu+ remote is set to 100% beforehand. Press 1 & 3 simultaneously on your Vu+ remote until the TV button illuminates. Then enter the TV code, in your case it is 1628 (LG TV Code). Then hold down the mute button on the Vu+ remote whilst pointing at the TV until the TV mutes. When it mutes, now press the +/- volume buttons and the volume should work. Once done exit out the mode by pressing the ok & stop button (recording stop button). You now have a paired TV remote.


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Hi Andy, Is this same instructions for a Samsung smart TV.



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[Andy_Hazza]

Hi Andy, Is this same instructions for a Samsung smart TV.



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Aup buddy, same instructions but your TV code is 2448.


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[Blu-ray]

Nice, thanks for the quick reply.


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[Ashley69]

Ok. Great instructions from Andy. VU remote now turns tv off with tv button.

HDMI CEC still no joy with these settings. Tried different cables as well.

[Andy_Hazza]

Did you try restarting your receiver?


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[djz46]

Hi Andy, do you have the code for panacronic TV please?

[Ashley69]

[QUOTE=Andy_Hazza;370485]Did you try restarting your receiver?


Still no joy. I've read that other people have the same issue.
Never mind. I've got the Tv button working now so thanks.

[ArowonA]

Still no joy. I've read that other people have the same issue.
Never mind. I've got the Tv button working now so thanks.If i set Put TV in standby to yes then when putting my box to standby it also turns my TV off. (old sony TV)
I realise this has already been suggested but it works for me :)

[wallnut]

Hi Andy, do you have the code for panacronic TV please?

panacronic???

If you mean Panasonic the code i used for mine was 2153:thumbsup:

[djz46]

panacronic???

If you mean Panasonic the code i used for mine was 2153:thumbsup:

Thank you wallnut.

PS its what my old man used to call Panasonic stuff. :)