Philips SJM3151 - Manual (Page 25)

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iPod™ could be in standby mode. It may take
some time for start-up after standby mode.
Ensure that 3 fresh AAA batteries are installed in
the remote.
What should I do if one or more keys are
not working correctly?
This usually means the specific function is not
available on the original remote control. Keep
in mind that your universal remote for iPod™
only has hard keys, so only the hard keys on the
remote that have a function in the device will
work. It may also mean that the code behind
the key is defective. You can fix keys from your
original remote control. Some keys have device
specific functions.
What should I do if the Volume keys are
not working properly?
This means the default source device for your
device is not installed. After adding devices, the
SJM3151 automatically copies the Volume keys
and Mute key, as follows:
• Video devices, like DVD, DVDR, VCR
and Satellite box, use the Volume keys
of the TV.
• Audio devices, like CD, DMR and
Tuner, use the Volume keys of the
Amplifier or Receiver. If you did not
install the source device, the Volume
keys and the Mute key will not work.
You can choose to install the source
device on your remote.
What do I do if I cannot see all the music
available on my iTunes on my universal
remote for iPod™ screen?
Only music that is available in the library of your
iPod™ is shown on the remote. Save the music
available on your iTunes library in the library of
your selected iPod™.
What do I do if I cannot wake-up the
universal remote for iPod™?
This means the battery level is too low. Take out
the batteries and insert new batteries.
Frequently asked questions
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