Remote control

They have the original here: https://www.remotecontroldepot.com/500-SlingBox-Remote-Control-Original

MX-500 manual

0056,0038,0029,0017,0039. Check these codes. If you wish to get more setup codes, three digits, four digits or five digit ones, check this link. Pull up older posts. Setup code list and proceedings to some popular model remote control are given.

Hello
Pre programmed codes with MX-500 to JVC are
240 163 191 114 266 279 291
OK

rl_harris679

I have provided a link with instructions on how to program the new remote to your Sony TV. The link contains our different receivers. Select your receiver model, then a PDF document will open with the instructions for programming the remote to your TV. It begins with step 5. I hope this helps.

Programming the remote to TV:
http://www.dishnetwork.com/SupportSection/remote-setup

Sony TV codes: 500, 590, 000, 002, 073, 511, 514, 546, 550, 567, 578, 640, 670, 690, 758, 778

Ray Calo
DISH Network

If you have a MX-500 use your origional remote to teach the MX-500 the codes.

If you have a learning universal remote, such as the MX-500, just put the remote in learning mode, press the button on the universal remote you want to program then press the appropriate button on the other remote. Otherwise, we'll need to know also what remote control you have. They are not all alike.

1. Place your camera on a tripod and prepare your scene.
2. While in a shooting mode, press the timer button (the bottom button in the circle set on of the back of the camera). Press it repeatedly. It will cycle through self-timer and remote-control. On the screen, a Timer will appear for the self-timer and a little Remote with a lightning bolt will appear for the remote-control. Stop pressing the button when the timer appears, pause for 3 seconds to allow the camera to confirm the setting the icon will disappear.
3. These instructions are described on Pg 55 of the manual, but I will repeat them in simplified form in case you don't have the manual.
4. Once the timer setting is set, press the shutter-release button fully. If you press it half-way it will focus and lock the exposure, then press it fully.
5. The self timer/remote control lamp will light for 10 seconds. Get in position in the scene, after the 10 seconds the light will begin blinking. After 2 more seconds, the picture is taken.
6. To cancel the timer mode, press the Timer button again; however the timer mode is automatically canceled after one shot.

It is important in all timer scene shots with cameras, don't stand directly in front of the camera because this will then focus on you instead of the scene.

I would suggest you use the learning mode and teach your remote from the remote that came with the Sony

Remote control is useful when you want to take a picture without touching the camera (self portrait, night scene, etc.).