Blackweb Universal Remote Codes: Program with or Without

In today’s digital age, the convenience of a universal remote cannot be overstated, and when it comes to reliable and feature-rich options, the Blackweb Universal Remote takes center stage. Whether you’re juggling multiple devices in your home theater setup or simply seeking to simplify your daily entertainment experience, this versatile remote has your back. But the key to unlocking its full potential lies in understanding and correctly utilizing Blackweb Universal Remote Codes.

In this comprehensive guide, we will delve deep into the world of remote control codes. We’ll explore what they are, why they matter, and how to program your Blackweb Universal Remote both with and without them. By the end of this journey, you’ll be equipped with the knowledge and skills needed to master your entertainment system effortlessly, ensuring that you get the most out of your Blackweb Universal Remote.

To supplement your learning, we’ll also provide links to trusted resources. For more information on Blackweb products and support, you can visit the official Blackweb website. Additionally, for a broader understanding of universal remote controls and programming, consider exploring the extensive guides available at CNET.

Let’s dive in!

Understanding Blackweb Universal Remote Codes

When it comes to controlling a variety of devices with a single remote, the Blackweb Universal Remote is a go-to solution for many. Central to its functionality are remote control codes, which serve as the key to communicating with your devices effectively. Let’s dive deeper into what these codes are and why they play a crucial role in your home entertainment setup.

What Are Blackweb Universal Remote Codes?

Remote control codes, often referred to as just “codes,” are sets of numerical and sometimes alphanumeric sequences that act as a universal language between your remote control and your devices. Each code is unique and corresponds to a specific device, such as a television, DVD player, or soundbar. By inputting the correct code into your Blackweb Universal Remote, you enable it to send the appropriate commands to your device, allowing you to control functions like power, volume, channel selection, and input source.

Why Do Blackweb Universal Remote Codes Matter?

1. Device Compatibility: Universal remote codes are essential for ensuring that your Blackweb remote is compatible with a wide range of devices. Without the right code, your remote won’t be able to communicate effectively with your equipment.
2. Simplified Control: Instead of juggling multiple remotes for each device in your home theater system, universal remote codes simplify control. With a single remote, you can seamlessly switch between your TV, Blu-ray player, and sound system.
3. Enhanced User Experience: Correctly programmed codes enhance your user experience by allowing you to access advanced features and functions specific to your devices. For example, you can access your TV’s picture settings or your DVD player’s playback options with ease.
4. Efficiency: With the right codes, you can perform tasks more efficiently. No more searching for the correct remote or manually configuring each device separately.

In the next sections, we’ll explore how to find and program these Blackweb Universal Remote Codes, ensuring that you can harness the full potential of your remote control system. Whether you’re setting up your remote for the first time or troubleshooting issues, having a good understanding of these codes is the key to a hassle-free entertainment experience.

How to Program Blackweb Universal Remote with Codes

Programming your Blackweb Universal Remote with the correct codes is a straightforward process that allows you to take full control of your entertainment devices. Follow these step-by-step instructions to ensure a seamless setup.

Step 1: Prepare Your Blackweb Universal Remote

Before you begin, make sure you have the following items ready:

• Your Blackweb Universal Remote.
• A list of the remote control codes for your devices (commonly found in the remote’s manual or on the manufacturer’s website).

Step 2: Turn On the Device You Want to Control

Manually power on the device you wish to program the Blackweb Universal Remote to control. For instance, if you’re setting up the remote for your TV, turn on the television.

Step 3: Enter Programming Mode

1. Locate the code search button on your Blackweb Universal Remote. This button is typically labeled as “Code Search,” “Setup,” or “Program.”
2. Press and hold the code search button until the LED indicator on the remote lights up. This indicates that the remote is in programming mode.

Step 4: Enter the Code for Your Device

1. Using the numerical keypad on the remote, enter the first code for your device. Enter the digits carefully to ensure accuracy.
2. After entering the code, press the device-specific button on the remote (e.g., “TV,” “DVD,” “AUX”) to lock in the code. The LED indicator should flash, indicating that the remote has accepted the code.

Step 5: Test the Remote

Now that you’ve programmed the remote with a code, it’s time to test if it can control your device:

1. Point the remote at the device (e.g., the TV) and press some basic functions like “Power,” “Volume Up/Down,” or “Channel Up/Down.”
2. If the device responds to the remote’s commands, the programming was successful. You can now control your device with the Blackweb Universal Remote.

Step 6: Store the Code

If the remote control code works for your device, be sure to store it for future reference. This way, you won’t have to repeat the programming process in case the remote loses its settings or you need to program another device.

Step 7: Repeat as Needed

If you have multiple devices to program (e.g., TV, DVD player, soundbar), repeat the above steps for each device using the corresponding remote control codes.

Step 8: Exit Programming Mode

Once you’ve programmed all your devices, exit programming mode by pressing the code search button again. The LED indicator should turn off.

That’s it! You’ve successfully programmed your Blackweb Universal Remote with codes to control your entertainment devices. Enjoy the convenience of a single remote for all your home theater equipment.

Programming Blackweb Universal Remote Without Codes

Programming your Blackweb Universal Remote without the need for specific remote control codes is a convenient option, especially when you don’t have access to the code list or if your device’s code isn’t readily available. This method relies on a process known as “codeless programming” or “code search.” Follow these steps to set up your remote without codes:

Step 1: Prepare Your Blackweb Universal Remote

Before you begin, gather the following items:

• Your Blackweb Universal Remote.
• The device you want to control (e.g., your TV) should be powered on.

Step 2: Access Codeless Programming Mode

1. Locate the codeless programming button on your Blackweb Universal Remote. This button is typically labeled as “Code Search” or “Auto-Search.”
2. Press and hold the codeless programming button until the LED indicator on the remote lights up. This signifies that the remote is now in codeless programming mode.

Step 3: Start the Codeless Search Process

Now that your remote is in codeless programming mode, follow these steps to search for the correct code:

1. Point the remote at the device you want to control (e.g., your TV).
2. Press and release the device-specific button on the remote (e.g., “TV,” “DVD,” “AUX”). This tells the remote which type of device you are trying to control.

Step 4: Initiate the Code Search

Press and release the “Power” button on the remote repeatedly while aiming it at the device. You may need to press the “Power” button multiple times (perhaps dozens of times) as the remote cycles through its internal database of codes.

Step 5: Observe Device Response

As you press the “Power” button, pay attention to the device you are trying to control. Continue to press the “Power” button until the device responds. This response could be turning on or off, or it might involve other functions like volume control.

Step 6: Lock in the Code

As soon as the device responds to one of the remote’s commands, immediately press the “OK” or “Enter” button on the Blackweb Universal Remote. This action locks in the code, indicating that you’ve found the correct one.

Step 7: Test the Remote

Now that you’ve programmed the remote without codes, test its functionality. Try various functions such as changing channels, adjusting volume, and accessing menu options to ensure that the remote can control your device effectively.

Step 8: Store the Code

Don’t forget to store the code you’ve found. This way, you won’t have to repeat the codeless programming process in the future if the remote loses its settings.

Step 9: Exit Codeless Programming Mode

To exit codeless programming mode, press and hold the codeless programming button again until the LED indicator turns off.

Congratulations! You’ve successfully programmed your Blackweb Universal Remote without using specific remote control codes. Enjoy the convenience of controlling your devices effortlessly with your newly programmed remote.

Troubleshooting Remote Programming Issues

Programming a Blackweb Universal Remote can sometimes present challenges, but with some troubleshooting steps, you can overcome common issues and ensure your remote operates smoothly. If you encounter any problems during the programming process, refer to the following tips for solutions:

1. Device Not Responding to Remote Commands

Possible Solutions:

• Check Batteries: Ensure that the batteries in your Blackweb Universal Remote are fresh and correctly inserted. Weak or depleted batteries can cause remote control issues.
• Point Correctly: Make sure you’re pointing the remote directly at the device you want to control, with a clear line of sight.
• Distance: Ensure you are within a reasonable range from the device. Some remotes have limited operational distances.

2. Codeless Programming Not Working

Possible Solutions:

• Try Multiple Times: In codeless programming mode, it might take several attempts for the remote to find the correct code. Be patient and keep trying.
• Reset and Retry: If codeless programming fails initially, exit programming mode, reset the remote (consult the manual for instructions), and start over.
• Check Device Compatibility: Ensure that the device you are trying to control is compatible with the Blackweb Universal Remote. Some older or specialized devices may not work.

3. Incorrect Code Entered

Possible Solutions:

• Double-Check Code: If you are using code-based programming, review the code you entered to ensure it’s correct. Even a single incorrect digit can prevent the remote from working.
• Try Alternative Codes: If the initial code you tried doesn’t work, try alternative codes for the same device. The manual or manufacturer’s website may provide a list of potential codes.

4. Remote Not Recognizing Device Type

Possible Solutions:

• Ensure Mode Selection: When programming a device, make sure you’ve selected the correct mode (e.g., “TV,” “DVD,” “AUX”) on the Blackweb Universal Remote before entering codes or initiating codeless programming.
• Clear Confusion: If the remote is controlling multiple devices simultaneously or not responding as expected, press the “Mode” button to clear any confusion and select the desired device type.

5. Lost Programming After Battery Change

Possible Solutions:

• Reprogram: If your remote loses its programming after changing batteries, you will need to reprogram it. Keep a record of the code you used previously to expedite the process.
• Use Backup Codes: Some remotes provide backup codes or memory retention features. Consult the manual to see if your remote has this capability.

6. Device Still Not Responding

Possible Solutions:

• Check Device Condition: If the device you are trying to control is malfunctioning or its sensor is covered, the remote might not work correctly. Ensure the device itself is in good working order.
• Contact Support: If you’ve exhausted all troubleshooting options and the remote still doesn’t work, reach out to Blackweb’s customer support or consult the remote’s manual for advanced troubleshooting tips.

Remember that patience and persistence are key when programming a universal remote. It may take a few tries to get everything working smoothly, but with these troubleshooting steps, you can resolve most common issues and enjoy the convenience of your Blackweb Universal Remote.

Blackweb Universal Remote Code Lists

 

BRAND	CODES
ACER	1163, 1817
ADMIRAL	0135, 2120, 2058, 0001, 2439, 0020
ADVENT	2354, 0176, 0167, 1181, 2434, 1160, 0116
AFFINITY	2077, 2078
AIWA	3009, 1949, 2423, 2428, 0196
AKAI	0214, 1148, 1137, 2487, 2488, 2494, 2012, 0076, 1138, 2415, 1139, 2451, 0231
AOC	2091, 2063
APEX DIGITAL	2497, 2499, 0424, 2431, 1796, 0214, 2061, 0436, 0215, 0216, 0949, 2139, 1132, 0445
ARIO	2,061
ATVIO	2046
AUDIOVOX	0053, 2290, 1146, 1165, 2418, 1019, 1164
AURIA	0009, 1179, 2504
AURORA	1826
AXION	177
BANG & OLUFSEN	190
BENQ	2044, 0101, 0083, 1150, 0081
BLUESKY	0144, 1155
BROKSONIC	0135, 2103, 0147, 2228, 2436, 0237
CAPEHART	0175, 2404
CELERA	214
CHANGHONG	2431
CITIZEN	0004, 0008, 0009, 0001, 0042, 0053, 2406, 0244, 0252
COBY	1796, 2356, 1804, 1863, 2448, 2452, 1805, 1813
COLORTYME	0004, 0009, 0010
CONTEX	2,466
CORNEA	50
CRAIG	0042, 0053
CROSLEY	62
CTX	20
CURTIS	2067, 0077, 2077, 2046, 2466, 3030, 2061, 0130
CURTIS MATHES	0105, 3022, 2465, 1847, 0004, 0015, 0009, 0001, 2435, 0249
DAEWOO	3023, 0004, 0126, 0017, 0127, 0018, 0009, 0019, 2152, 0010, 0080, 2209, 3022, 0042, 0043, 2406, 2094, 0039, 0100, 0130, 0138, 0140, 0244, 0252, 0444
DAYTRON	0004, 0009
DELL	0028, 2187, 2358, 0132, 2363, 2377
DIAMOND VISION	92
DIGIMATE	1,017
DIGISTAR	0165, 1160, 0167, 0118, 2290, 1020, 1152, 0116, 1019, 1151
DISNEY	0135, 0158
DISTAR	2,085
DUKANE	0059, 0072
DUMONT	121
DURABRAND	0135, 0198, 0157, 0217, 0189, 0133, 0153, 2449
DYNEX	1171, 2461, 2351, 0135, 1181
ELECTROHOME	0004, 0009, 0022, 3105, 2357, 0003
ELECTRON	2,067
ELEMENT	3538, 1025, 2468, 1820, 1173, 3109, 3000, 2464, 2492, 1821, 2467
EMERSON	2324, 3110, 2454, 2455, 2472, 3109, 2423, 2467, 2477, 0004, 0198, 1173, 1141, 1172, 3014, 3022, 2471, 0023, 0027, 0032, 0034, 0037, 0039, 0040, 0045, 0130, 0179, 0231, 0237, 0249, 0252, 0259
ENVISION	2504, 2095, 0004, 0074, 0009, 2369, 2091, 1009
EQD	1179, 2504
ESA	0198, 0189
FAVI	77
FISHER	2440, 0049, 2210, 2254, 2360, 0012, 0180, 1957
FLUID	1025, 1026, 1027
FUJITSU	2011, 0051, 3108, 1178, 0197, 1006
FUNAI	1877, 0198, 1949, 0051, 0042, 0053, 2423, 2426
GATEWAY	2116, 0046
GE	2433, 0198, 0214, 0048, 0004, 0044, 2057, 0015, 2359, 0087, 0009, 0022, 0052, 3105, 2357, 0003, 0054, 0125, 0164
GFM	0198, 3109
GOLDSTAR	0004, 2117, 3107, 1949, 0338, 0009, 0080, 2254, 2423, 0012, 0057, 0156, 1957
GPX	2,421
GVISION	1,005
HAIER	2502, 0217, 0077, 3001, 0216, 0157, 1147, 3106, 0081, 0935
HANNSPREE	2097, 1831, 1832
HP	1004, 1015
HISENSE	3537, 1173, 0182, 2463, 2060, 0077, 2464, 0004, 0216, 0073, 1016, 1176, 2503
HITACHI	0088, 0419, 0012, 0061, 0091, 0137, 0139, 0142, 0179, 1002, 1957
HKC	2,100
HYUNDAI	1,134
ILO	2451, 0189, 2012, 2141, 1024, 1023, 0146, 2442, 1139
INFOCUS	94
INITIAL	0146, 2430, 2442, 2443
INSIGNIA/ROKU	3531, 0135, 0133, 0198, 1160, 0167, 0217, 0103, 3002, 2334, 1180, 1175, 2422, 2426, 2444, 2445, 0029, 0116, 1407, 1181
INTEGRA	181
INTEQ	0111, 0038, 0121
ISYMPHONY	0077, 0085
JBL	62
JCPENNEY	0004, 2057, 0015, 0087, 0008, 0009, 0030, 2254, 0022, 0052, 0012, 0054, 1957
JENSEN	0133, 0004, 0009
JVC	2446, 0160, 0065, 0026, 0067, 2011, 0069, 0141, 2254, 2459, 0012, 0197, 1957
KAWASAKI	2,424
KENWOOD	0004, 0009
KLH	214
KTV	0014, 0070, 0021, 0042, 0053
LASONIC	2147, 0210, 2429
LEGEND	2061, 1160, 0116
LG	3534, 0004, 2098, 0155, 2254, 0338, 0009, 0012, 0057, 0134, 0156, 1957, 2492
LOEWE	0211, 0062
LOGIK	0001, 0031, 0094
LUCE	1022, 0055
LXI	0004, 0015, 1949, 0009, 0031, 2423, 0062
MAG	2,099
MAGNAVOX	2477, 0899, 1174, 1133, 2426, 2091, 0198, 0062, 0235, 2120, 1772, 0183, 2427, 2439, 0207
MAJESTIC	0001, 0031, 0094
MARANTZ	0004, 0009, 1819, 0062, 0181
MAXENT	2116, 1916, 0046
MEMOREX	0051, 0004, 2103, 0009, 2228, 0001, 1025, 1007, 2440
MGA	0004, 0009, 0051, 0141, 2254, 0022, 0012, 0180, 1957
MIDLAND	2057, 0015, 0107, 0031, 0038, 0054, 0121
MINTEK	146
MITSUBISHI	2086, 0151, 0005, 0004, 0009, 0051, 0141, 0022, 2319, 0180
MONIVISION	36
MYRON & DAVIS	212
NAXA	3021, 0077
NEC	0004, 0095, 0009, 0010, 2359, 0141, 1819, 3105, 2357, 1384, 0003, 0181, 0249
NEXUS	1173, 2492
NEXXTECH	0167, 1052
NIKO	0004, 0058, 0009, 2406, 1143
NORCENT	0056, 0216, 0043
OLEVIA	2347, 1012, 1156, 2450, 1142
ONKYO	1,884
OPTOMA	2350, 1028
OPTONICA	0095, 2058, 0020
ORION	0135, 0035, 0111, 0038, 0121
PANASONIC	3005, 2484, 0381, 2470, 3024, 2472, 0381, 0003, 0054, 0062, 0171, 1182, 1989
PHILCO	0183, 0198, 0004, 0075, 0008, 0068, 2359, 0009, 0011, 0141, 3105, 1962, 2357, 1158, 0003, 0235
PHILIPS	3535, 1154, 2477, 2495, 1141, 1772, 0205, 2091, 0003, 0062, 0081, 0086, 0154, 0208, 1776, 0199, 0200, 0206, 0207, 1149, 0183, 2427, 2439, 2120, 0204
PIONEER	0185, 0009, 0072, 0004, 1879, 1819, 2396, 3104, 0090, 0179, 0181
PIVA	2284, 2441
PLANAR	1,007
POLAROID	2099, 1025, 0214, 2466, 2063, 1160, 2499, 0133, 0173, 2290, 1136, 0029, 0116, 1019, 1169, 1177
PRECISION	166
PRIMA	0165, 1160, 0176, 0167, 2290, 0116, 1019
PRINCETON GRAPHICS	0099, 2058, 0020
PRISM	54
PROSCAN	2467, 2480, 1174, 0000, 1173, 3027, 2069, 0077, 2077, 2046, 2078, 0015, 0162, 0163
PROTON	0004, 0175, 3102, 0009, 2254, 0093, 3103, 2404, 1010, 0186, 0192, 1957
PROTRON	1157, 1017
PROVIEW	1025, 1026, 1027
PYLE	1,816
QUASAR	0170, 1820, 2057, 0070, 3024, 2359, 3105, 2357, 0381, 0003, 0054, 0062, 0171
RADIOSHACK	0004, 0095, 1949, 0048, 0009, 3024, 0041, 2254, 0042, 0053, 2423, 2433, 0012, 1957
RCA	0048, 3027, 2433, 0004, 2357, 2067, 2046, 2069, 2078, 2077, 0077, 2209, 0191, 0102, 0003, 0054, 0096, 0100, 0113, 0125, 0129, 0179, 0187, 0188
REALISTIC	0004, 0095, 1949, 0048, 0009, 3024, 0041, 2254, 0042, 0053, 2423, 0012, 1957
ROKU TV	2491
RUNCO	0111, 0038, 1819, 0121, 0181
SAMPO	0004, 0219, 0175, 2116, 0009, 2254, 2404, 0012, 0046, 0124, 1957
SAMSUNG	3528, 2481, 2482, 2355, 0007, 0012, 0104, 0106, 0172, 1773, 1957
SAMTRON	105
SANSUI	2466, 2103, 0189, 1181, 2456, 2485, 2495, 2496, 2228, 2471
SANTECA	194
SANYO	0110, 2458, 1181, 2457, 0012, 0108, 0180, 1833, 1834, 1957, 2000
SCEPTRE	0149, 1167, 1132
SCOTT	2012, 0004, 0024, 0035, 0009, 0051, 0042, 0053, 1139, 0237
SEARS	0004, 2103, 0015, 0009, 0051, 2254, 2426, 0012, 0062, 0180, 1957
SEIKI	1822, 2478, 2498
SHARP	2464, 2491, 0223, 2352, 2489, 0004, 0006, 0020, 0122, 0123
SILO	2,486
SKYWORTH	3011, 3010, 3003
SONY	3536, 2483, 2462, 2438, 0002, 2323, 0071, 0033, 0152
SOUNDESIGN	0004, 0008, 0009, 0051, 0042, 0053
SOVA	1003, 2411
SOYO	1130, 1131
STARLITE	53
SUNBRITE TV	2347, 0149
SUPERSCAN	2426, 0079, 0112
SUPERSONIC	3021, 2104, 2421
SV2000	2,426
SVA	0216, 0212
SYLVANIA	0189, 2324, 0135, 2426, 2364, 0198, 1141, 1172, 3101, 3014, 0004, 0075, 1949, 0008, 0068, 0009, 0141, 0161, 2423, 0062
SYMPHONIC	0189, 2426, 0198, 0024, 1949, 0053, 2423
SYNTAX	1027, 2450, 1142
TANDY	20
TATUNG	2141, 2044, 3105, 2357, 0003, 0081
TCL/ROKU	3532, 2493, 2479, 3004, 2490
TECHNICS	2057, 0054
TMK	0004, 0009, 0249
TOSHIBA	0109, 2470, 0159, 2103, 0095, 0117, 3024, 0141, 1819, 2254, 2432, 2435, 2447, 0012, 0120, 0178, 0181, 1848, 1957
TRUTECH	0198, 1029, 1145, 2419
VENTURER	1,183
VIDTECH	0004, 0005, 0009
VIEWSONIC	2369, 1179, 2504, 2460, 2116, 0072, 1144, 1014, 0046
VIORE	2096, 3021, 3030, 0077, 1856, 1818, 1018
VIZIO	3533, 2472, 2045, 2501, 2473, 0143, 2476, 2474, 0081, 1168, 1169, 0033, 2475
WARDS	0004, 0024, 0075, 0095, 0087, 0008, 0068, 0009, 0119, 0001, 0051, 0052, 0062
WESTINGHOUSE	2480, 3098, 3099, 0013, 2061, 0077, 0114, 1814, 2456, 0136, 1949, 0080, 2209, 3022, 2423, 0100, 0130, 0138, 1008
YAMAHA	0004, 0005, 0009, 3024, 0170
ZENITH	2492, 2459, 0338, 0004, 0038, 0064, 1949, 0078, 0009, 2152, 2228, 0001, 1857, 0153, 0131, 2406, 2423, 2425, 2427, 2435, 2453, 0023, 0039, 0091, 0121, 0134, 0138, 0252

Additional Tips and Tricks

Code Search Method:

• If you can’t find a specific code for your device, use the code search method to find it.

Save Your Codes:

• Write down or save the codes you’ve found for your devices to make future programming easier.

Programming Multiple Devices:

• Learn how to program multiple devices to a single Blackweb Universal Remote.

Learning Function:

• Some advanced remotes have a learning function to copy commands from other remotes.

Use the “Mode” Buttons:

• Utilize the “Mode” buttons on your remote to switch between devices.

Volume Lock:

• Enable volume lock to control volume across different device modes.

Replacing Batteries:

• If the remote stops working, replace the batteries to ensure proper functionality.

Remote Control Extenders:

• Consider using remote control extenders for devices in closed cabinets.

Keep the User Manual:

• Always keep your remote’s user manual for reference.

Online Resources:

• Check the manufacturer’s website and online forums for updates and support.

These tips and guidelines should help you make the most out of your Blackweb Universal Remote and enhance your home entertainment experience. Whether you’re programming with codes or without them, having a reliable remote control makes managing your devices a breeze.

Conclusion

In conclusion, this post has provided an extensive list of over 500 different Blackweb Universal Remote codes. These codes are invaluable for programming your Blackweb remote to effectively control your TV using the direct code entry method. Simply choose the appropriate code from the comprehensive list, make a note of it, and then proceed to follow the provided pairing instructions. If, by any chance, your specific device code is not included in the list, rest assured that you can still successfully program your remote using the auto code entry method. This ensures that you can unlock and utilize all the remote’s functions seamlessly, regardless of your device’s code.