Where can I buy the fm antenna from in New Zealand?
SOURCE: remote code
This can be a frustrating process! I have had similar problems in the past, but perseverance is key!
Please be sure that you did all of these tricks:
1 Be sure to press and HOLD down the appropriate input button while pressing the AV power button for 3 full seconds.
2 Enter the code. Unfortunately, you may have to try all of the codes listed for your manufacturer. There are 23 for Phillips! There are "only" 8 for RCA, so you might try that compnent first.
It sounds like you are doing the right things, but is it possible that you are accidentally hitting a wrong button during the process? ie; using the TV power button instead of the AV power button? After completion of the task, are you then hitting the proper component button, such as DVD before trying to use the remote to control that device?
I apologize if you have tried all of these things, but I am not sure of your level of expertise! Good Luck!
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SOURCE: yamaha htr 5240 receiver, need fm antenna adapter
this is your manual http://www2.yamaha.co.jp/manual/pdf/av/english/re/HTR-5230.pdf
this is the 300 ohm adapter you need from radio shack and just install some small gauge speaker wire to it. or just splice the one that came with your receiver.
http://www.radioshack.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2062054
Do a code search from comcast. If you have the Comcast manual it shows you how to search for codes manually, it can take 15 to 20 minutes for you to do it, however, it should fid your code. The only drawback is that you can only control the volume and power, you won't have input or soundfield control. Hope this helps
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