Option codes for 28pw6506/05

I don't think you will get that to work, you have two units in one box

https://www.fixya.com/support/r29872378-universal_remotes_no_facsimile_remote

'Z11' doesn't seem to be the correct alpha numerical model number.

https://www.google.com/search?q=philips+z11+tv%2Fvcr+replacement+remote

Save Code list for future reference Refer to the setup ...

Philips https://www.p4c.philips.com > files > sru4000_17 PDF Save Code list for future reference Refer to the setup procedure below and look up the 3 digit code for your brand of TV, VCR, etc., from the list below.
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Missing: z11 ‎' Must include: z11

Philips 4 digit remote codes for Combo devices - eliztech.com

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Four digit code lists for HTIB and TV/VCR/DVD/DVR/SAT/CABLE Combos - Philips universal remote controls.
Missing: z11 ‎' Must include: z11

Philips Universal Remote Control Programming Instructions

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Program your audio and video devices with Philips Universal remote codes, simple steps for programming Philips universal remote...

It should still be possible to use a universal remote to power on your TV.

Some universal remote instructions will say that the device has to be turned on in order to properly program the remote. This is not necessarily true, and you should still be able to use the universal remote to find a preset that will at least turn your TV on so you can then follow the instructions for the remote to find the exact preset that will work with every button on the remote.

First, look in the instruction booklet of the universal remote for the section of preset codes. It should be a huge list of 3-5 digit numbers with corresponding device names. There should be at least one or several for Philips devices. Find the code that matches your device.

Then, follow the instructions to program in that code. Should be something like: Hold down a certain button until the light on the remote blinks. Enter the code. Press another button to program the remote for that code. Keep in mind every universal remote is different and will have different steps to follow, but all generally work the same way.

At this point you'll want to just try the POWER button on the remote. If your TV turns on it means the code you entered is the correct code, or at least close to the right one. If it's not the exact correct code some of the other buttons won't work or will command your TV to do the wrong thing.

If your TV does not turn on with the first code you tried, you will need to program the remote with on of the other Philips codes. Just follow the same instructions you used to enter the first code and try another one from the list. Try the POWER button with each of the codes used until the TV turns on.

If none of the Philips codes work you will need to follow the universal remote's instructions to cycle through all of the codes (I have had to do this before). There should be another section of instructions that tell you how to do this. Again, try the POWER button for every code until the TV turns on. Once the TV is on, you will want to follow the instructions for the remote as normal to find the exact code preset that will work correctly with your TV.

If all else fails you might want to purchase a remote that is at least newer than the TV you are trying to operate because an older universal remote may not have the correct preset for a newer device.

I hope this helps! Good Luck!

Look for a setting called Aspect Ratio. It will include options like 4:3, 16:9, Zoom 1, and Zoom 2. Then click through the options to select the correct one for your program. Usually older SD programs will use either 4:3 or Zoom 1, while HD programs will be set to 16x9 for Widescreen hi-def viewing. There should be a button on your remote labelled Aspect Ratio or Picture that can toggle through these image modes.

You can find codes for the remote here: http://www.urc.philips.com/ . Then look up the CL043 and click on the remote code finder. This is also called the SRU3004WM by Philips.

A Westinghouse TV should responds to one of the following codes: 0915, 0013, 1216, 0300 if the TV was released 6 months before the remote was programmed or earlier. (Whte Westinghouse codes are different.)

If those codes do not work, there is a manual code search option. With the TV on, press and hold Setup on the remote until the red indicator stays lit. Then press and release quickly the TV button on the remote (the LED will blink once). Then press the Channel Up button until the TV responds (up to 300 times). If you overshoot, press Channel Down to go back to the previous code. Press and release the Mute button to set the code. Check if the remote performs all the needed functions. If it doesn't, repeat the above steps to find another code.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells
(if the remote is older than the TV, you may need a newer universal remote.)

Hi,

Please go to below website you can get the codes to programme your remote.

http://www.urc.philips.com/

Please select the below informations.

1. Location
2. Select your remote
3. On your left side you will have an option called as REMOTE CONTROL CODE FINDER.


4. Select the device you need to programme and the make of the device you will get the codes for your device.

Thank you

Hi there,

Well your Philips universal remote control comes with a list of codes for devices by brand name.
Find the first code for the brand name and type of device you wish to program. Turn all of your devices off, and then manually turn on the device you want to program.
Press the Setup button on your the universal remote and continue to hold it down until the indicator light stops flashing and remains solid. Release the Setup button. Press the Mode button for the type of device you want to program on your Philips universal remote, such as the TV.Release it immediately and make sure the indicator light is illuminated. Enter the first possible four-digit code on the universal remote, and then press another button on the remote to see if the device is now programmed, such as the volume control or power button. If the device responds, you have successfully programmed your Philips universal remote. If not, turn the device off and back on and follow the steps again using the next code on the list. Repeat until the device successfully responds.

If your TV code is not listed on the manual then you can use the Remote Using Code Search Option -
Your Philips universal remote has a built-in code search feature that will find the correct code for your device. This process may take longer than using direct code entry, but can be helpful if you do not have access to the code list or if the brand for your device is not listed.

Make sure all of your devices are turned off, and then manually turn on the first device. Press the Code Search button and hold it down until the red indicator light stays illuminated. Press the Mode button for the type of device you want to program on your Philips universal remote, such as the TV button.  Release it immediately and make sure the indicator light is illuminated. Press either the Channel button until the device responds. You may have to press the button up to 300 times. Each time you press the button, the Philips universal remote tries a new code. When the code works, press the Mute button on the Philips universal remote and the code will be stored.

I thing you wrongly do the second option that creates the problem. No issue, if your tv code not listed on the manuals then you can go with the second (code search) solution. Please post comments for further help or information.........

Good Luck!!

Thanks

Hi there,

Sorry but without knowing the particular model number of the remote control or indeed whether or not it is a philips universal remote control, I can't give you a definative answer to your problem. I recomend however, if you haven't changed the batteries in your remote that you put new one's in as the batteries maybe too weak to operate the remote fully, this will at least eliminate this possibility. If you are using using a Philips universal remote control then try resetting the remote using the correct code for machine, if you don't know the code then try the Philips support website for the code for your tv. After that I would consider that either the remote or the machine has developed a fault where the remote's I/R no longer transmits or the machine's I/R receiver no longer works. Personally I would purchase a cheap / middle of the range universal remote and try that to see if that works as it is a much cheaper option than having the machine looked at by a technician. If you would rather there are online sites where you can by genuine remotes for most tv's etc but obviously this is a more expensive option than a universal replacement.

Hope this helps,

James

Hi

Im not sure if this is the correct phillips remote.

I assume you know how to input the code?

This should be the one for your Vizio TV - - > 709

Here is a PDF page with all the information on how to input the code and what you can do if it doesnt work.

http://www.remotecodelist.com/remotes/philips/PM335_Codes.pdf

You could do a code search which will go through about 300 different codes until it finds one that works with your TV.

I hope this helps

Mike

It is highly unlikely that if you had the code book that there would be an Ilo code. You have three options:

Option one is to purchase a high end universal remote that has an auto search feature for the correct code, since Ilo is unlikely to be one of the offered codes. Ilo does not build their own tvs, but vends out manufacturing of the sub assemblies and puts their name on it.

Option two is to go online directly to Ilo and purchase the original remote. Be prepared for sticker shock. Original remotes can be expensive.

Option three is use an external tuning system to your tv such as a cable box or vcr which will allow you to change channels remotely using the remote that controls the device. Many cable company boxes have remotes that also control the volume and on/off functions.

the ssb is located on bottom middle when looking at back of tv with back cover off. has inputs and tuner on it. part number is 313926727671 and is buyable through vancebaldwin.com. when replacing a small signal board and you don't have picture you need to enter 062598 menu (diversity code which is 3 digit numeric code located on option code sticker on panle itself). hope this helps dan