GE Universal Remote Codes for Samsung TV: Complete Programming Guide (2026)

Lost your Samsung TV remote? Your GE universal remote can control your Samsung TV in under five minutes - if you have the right code. The challenge is finding one that actually works for your specific setup.

After testing multiple GE remote models with various Samsung TVs, I've compiled everything you need: verified codes organized by success rate, step-by-step programming instructions for three different methods, and solutions to every common problem you might encounter. Whether you have a CL3 remote from 2014 or the latest CL6 model, you'll find your code here.

GE universal remotes are manufactured by Jasco (byjasco.com), and they work with virtually all Samsung TVs that have an infrared sensor - including Smart TVs, QLED, and Neo QLED models. The key is matching the correct code to your remote's version.

Quick Reference: Most Common GE Remote Codes for Samsung TV

Need the code right now? Here are the top-performing codes listed by success rate. Most Samsung TVs will work with one of the first five codes.

Quick Decision Guide:

• Remote purchased after 2022? Start with 5791, then 5801

• Remote purchased 2019-2022? Start with 5791, then 3301

• Remote purchased before 2019? Start with 3301, then 5471

• Not sure about your remote's age? Check the CL version (instructions below) or use the auto-search method

Setup time: 2-5 minutes with the correct code. Once you have your code, follow our guide to sync universal remote to Samsung for detailed step-by-step instructions.

Understanding GE Universal Remotes and Samsung TV Compatibility

Before programming, you should understand how these remotes actually work - it'll save you troubleshooting headaches later.

GE universal remotes are manufactured by Jasco Products Company, not General Electric directly. These remotes use infrared (IR) technology to communicate with your TV, sending invisible light pulses that carry specific commands. Every Samsung TV with an IR sensor (the small dark window usually at the bottom of the screen) can receive these signals.

The CL number on your remote refers to the "Code List" version - essentially the database of device codes stored in the remote's memory. Jasco has released several versions over the years: CL3 (2013), CL4 (2016), CL5 (2019), and CL6 (2022). Newer versions contain updated codes for recent TV models while maintaining backward compatibility with older codes.

What You Need Before Starting:

• Fresh batteries in your remote (weak batteries cause most programming failures)

• Samsung TV powered ON (not standby - actually displaying a picture)

• Clear line of sight between remote and TV

• Your remote's CL version (check the battery compartment)

Before programming your remote, ensure your Samsung TV initial configuration is complete. If you encounter issues during setup, our Samsung TV troubleshooting guide can help.

How to Identify Your GE Remote Version (CL3, CL4, CL5, CL6)

Using the correct code list is the single most important factor in successful programming. Here's how to identify your remote's version.

Step 1: Turn your GE remote over and locate the battery compartment on the back.

Step 2: Remove the battery cover (usually by pressing a tab and sliding).

Step 3: Take out the batteries temporarily.

Step 4: Look inside the compartment for a sticker or printed text that shows "CL" followed by a number. Common labels include CL3, CL4, CL5, or CL6.

Step 5: Note this version number - you'll use it to select codes from the correct list below.

CL Version Reference Table

What if the label is worn or missing? Try these approaches:

1. Check the original packaging if you still have it

2. Look for a model number on the remote's back and search it online

3. Estimate based on purchase date using the table above

4. Use the auto code search method (covered in Method 2) - it works regardless of version

Similarly, knowing your Samsung TV model number lookup can help match codes to your specific TV.

Complete GE Universal Remote Codes for Samsung TV by CL Version

Below are comprehensive code tables organized by CL version. Codes are listed in order of success rate - always start with the first code and work down the list.

Important: If one code provides partial functionality (power works but not volume), try the next code. Different codes unlock different feature sets, so testing multiple codes often yields the best results.

GE CL3 Codes for Samsung TV

These codes work with GE remotes manufactured between 2013-2016. They're also compatible with older Samsung TVs from that era.

Additional CL3 Codes: 0331, 0351, 0531, 0571, 0711, 0781, 1191, 1221, 1311, 1501, 1911, 2071, 2141, 2721, 3471, 3561, 4011, 4941, 4961

GE CL4 Codes for Samsung TV

CL4 remotes (2016-2019) include expanded code libraries with better support for Samsung Smart TVs released during this period.

Additional CL4 Codes: 0077, 0812, 0001, 0101, 0251, 0261, 0331, 0351, 0571, 0711, 0781, 1191, 1221, 1311, 1501, 1911, 2071, 2141, 2721, 3471, 3561, 4011, 4941, 4961

GE CL5 Codes for Samsung TV (2019-2022 Models)

CL5 remotes introduced improved support for Samsung Smart TVs running Tizen OS. These codes work best with Samsung TVs from 2019-2022.

Additional CL5 Codes: 0001, 0101, 0251, 0261, 0331, 0351, 0571, 0711, 0781, 1191, 1221, 1311, 1501, 1911, 2071, 2141, 2721, 3471, 3561, 4011, 4941, 4961

GE CL6 Codes for Samsung TV (2022-2026 Models)

CL6 is the latest code list version, optimized for Samsung's newest TV lineup including 2024-2026 models, QLED, Neo QLED, and Crystal UHD series.

Additional CL6 Codes: 0001, 0101, 0105, 0077, 0251, 0261, 0331, 0351, 0571, 0711, 0781, 1191, 1221, 1311, 1501, 1911, 2071, 2141, 2721, 3471, 3561, 4011, 4941, 4961

Method 1: How to Program GE Universal Remote to Samsung TV Using Manual Code Entry

This is the fastest method when you have the correct code. Most setups complete in under two minutes.

Prerequisites Checklist

Before starting, verify:

• ✅ Fresh batteries installed in remote

• ✅ Samsung TV powered ON (displaying picture, not just standby light)

• ✅ Clear line of sight to TV's IR sensor

• ✅ Code from the appropriate CL version table above

Step-by-Step Programming Instructions

Step 1: Turn on your Samsung TV manually using the TV's power button or your original remote (if available).

Step 2: Press and hold the SETUP button on your GE remote until the red LED indicator turns on and stays lit (approximately 4 seconds). Release the button.

Step 3: Press and release the TV button once. The red LED will blink once and then remain on.

Step 4: Using the number keypad, enter the 4-digit code from the appropriate CL version table. Enter all four digits.

Step 5: Watch the LED indicator:

• LED turns OFF = Code accepted. Proceed to testing.

• LED blinks twice = Code rejected. Try the next code in your list.

Step 6: Point the remote at your Samsung TV and press the POWER button. The TV should turn off.

Step 7: Turn the TV back on and test additional functions:

• Volume Up/Down – Should adjust TV volume

• Channel Up/Down – Should change channels (for antenna/cable users)

• Input/Source – Should cycle through inputs

• Menu – Should open TV settings

What Success Looks Like: All tested buttons respond correctly, and there's no noticeable delay between pressing buttons and TV response.

Note: Voice functions require your original Samsung TV voice commands remote, as universal remotes use IR only. If you see Samsung TV no signal after pressing Input, cycle through sources to find the correct HDMI.

If the Code Doesn't Work

Don't worry - try these steps:

1. Repeat the process with the next code on your CL version list

2. Ensure you're entering codes while the LED is still lit

3. Try fresh batteries if the LED seems dim

4. Move closer to the TV (within 6 feet)

5. If no codes work, proceed to Method 2 (Auto Code Search)

Method 2: GE Remote Auto Code Search for Samsung TV

When manual codes don't work - or if you're unsure of your CL version - the auto code search method scans through all stored codes automatically. It takes longer (5-10 minutes) but eliminates guesswork.

When to Use Auto Code Search

• Manual code entry failed

• CL version label is missing or illegible

• You want to find the most complete code match

• Your Samsung TV model isn't responding to common codes

Step-by-Step Auto Code Search Instructions

Step 1: Turn on your Samsung TV manually (not using the remote).

Step 2: Press and hold the SETUP button until the red LED stays on, then release.

Step 3: Press the TV button once. The red LED will blink once.

Step 4: Point the remote directly at your Samsung TV from about 3-6 feet away.

Step 5: Press and release the POWER button. Wait 3 seconds. Press and release again. Repeat this process every 3 seconds.

Each press sends a batch of up to 10 codes. The LED blinks once for each code transmitted.

Step 6: Watch your TV carefully. When it turns off, STOP pressing the Power button immediately.

Step 7: Did you go too far? Press the VOL+ button to step backward through codes until the TV turns off again.

Step 8: Once the TV turns off at the correct code, press the TV button to save.

Step 9: Turn your Samsung TV back on and test all functions (volume, channels, input, menu).

Time Expectation: The auto search cycles through hundreds of codes, so this process typically takes 5-10 minutes. Be patient and keep the remote pointed steadily at the TV.

If your Samsung TV turns on by itself after programming, check HDMI-CEC (Anynet+) settings in your TV menu.

Method 3: Programming GE Universal Remote Without Codes

Some GE Pro series remotes include an IR learning mode that can copy commands from your original Samsung remote. This method is useful if you have a working Samsung remote but want a backup.

Requirements for Learning Mode

• GE remote with learning capability (primarily Pro series models)

• Working original Samsung remote

• Both remotes with fresh batteries

Which GE Models Support Learning Mode

Learning Mode Steps

Step 1: Place both remotes on a flat surface, IR windows facing each other, about 2 inches apart.

Step 2: On the GE remote, press and hold SETUP until the LED turns on.

Step 3: Press the device button (TV) you want to program.

Step 4: Press the button you want to teach (e.g., Volume Up).

Step 5: On the original Samsung remote, press and hold the corresponding button.

Step 6: The GE remote's LED will blink when it successfully learns the command.

Step 7: Repeat for each button you want to program.

Limitations of Learning Mode

Learning mode only copies IR signals - it cannot enable:

• Voice control functions

• Smart Hub access

• App navigation

• Bluetooth features

If you still have your original remote but it's not working, first try to pair Samsung TV remote before resorting to a universal remote.

GE Universal Remote Codes for Samsung Smart TV, QLED & Neo QLED

Samsung's premium TV lines require some additional consideration when using universal remotes. Here's what you need to know for Smart TVs, QLED, and Neo QLED models.

How Samsung Smart TVs Differ for Universal Remote Use

Samsung Smart TVs run Tizen OS, which provides smart features like streaming apps, voice control, and Smart Hub. Your GE universal remote controls the TV through its IR sensor - completely separate from these smart functions.

What Your GE Remote CAN Control:

• Power on/off

• Volume adjustment

• Channel changing (antenna/cable)

• Input/source selection

• Basic menu navigation

• Picture and sound settings

What Your GE Remote CANNOT Control:

• Smart Hub interface

• Streaming apps (Netflix, etc.)

• Voice commands

• Samsung TV Plus channels

• Screen mirroring

• App-specific controls

IR Sensor Location on Samsung Smart TVs

The IR sensor receives signals from your universal remote. On most Samsung Smart TVs, it's located:

• 2019-2026 models: Bottom center of the screen bezel

• Some QLED models: Lower right corner

• The Frame TV: Bottom edge, center

Point your GE remote directly at this location for best results. Obstructions (soundbars, decorations) between the remote and sensor will cause missed commands.

Recommended Codes for Samsung Smart TV Models

HDMI-CEC (Anynet+) Considerations

Samsung's HDMI-CEC feature (called Anynet+) allows connected devices to communicate through HDMI. Sometimes this interferes with universal remote operation.

If your GE remote causes unexpected behavior (TV turning on randomly, volume controlling wrong device), try:

1. Navigate to Settings > General > External Device Manager > Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC)

2. Toggle Anynet+ off temporarily

3. Test your universal remote

4. Re-enable if needed for other HDMI devices

For network-connected devices, a Samsung TV ethernet connection can provide more stable streaming than WiFi. If apps are running in the background and causing issues, learn to close apps on Samsung TV to free up system resources.

Once connected, you can access Samsung TV picture settings using your GE remote's Menu button. Similarly, Samsung TV sound settings can be adjusted through the universal remote.

SmartThings App as a Supplement

For full Smart TV functionality, use Samsung's free SmartThings app alongside your GE universal remote. The app provides:

• Complete smart feature access

• Voice control capability

• App launching

• Smart Hub navigation

Keep your TV updated via Samsung TV firmware update for best remote compatibility.

GE Universal Remote Not Working with Samsung TV: Complete Troubleshooting Guide

When your GE remote stops working - or never works in the first place - systematic troubleshooting usually reveals the cause. Here are solutions for every common problem.

Issue 1: Code Entry Rejected (LED Blinks Rapidly After Entry)

Symptoms: After entering a 4-digit code, the red LED blinks several times instead of turning off.

Causes:

• Wrong code for your Samsung TV

• Incorrect CL version codes being used

• TV not actually powered on

Solutions:

1. Verify your CL version matches the code list you're using

2. Ensure the TV is fully ON (displaying picture), not just in standby

3. Try the next code in your list

4. If all codes fail, use the auto code search method

Issue 2: TV Doesn't Respond at All

Symptoms: Pressing buttons produces no response from Samsung TV, though the remote's LED lights up.

Causes:

• Dead or weak batteries

• Wrong device mode selected on remote

• IR sensor blocked or obstructed

• Remote not properly programmed

Solutions:

1. Replace batteries with fresh alkaline batteries

2. Press the TV button to ensure TV mode is selected

3. Clear any obstructions between remote and TV's IR sensor

4. Move closer (within 3-6 feet) and point directly at sensor

5. Reprogram the remote using auto code search

If your Samsung TV frozen completely, power cycle it before trying the remote again.

Issue 3: Only Power Works (Partial Functionality)

Symptoms: Power button turns TV on/off, but volume, channels, or other buttons don't work.

Causes: This is called "partial code functionality" - the programmed code only matches some commands.

Solutions:

1. This is normal with some code matches - try alternative codes from your list

2. Codes 5791 and 5801 typically provide the most complete functionality

3. Test multiple codes even if power works; another may enable more features

4. For full functionality, the auto search method often finds better matches

Issue 4: Volume Not Working

Symptoms: Volume buttons don't adjust TV volume, even though other buttons work.

Causes:

• Volume routed to soundbar or external audio

• Partial code functionality

• Volume lock feature enabled on remote

Solutions:

1. Check TV audio settings: Settings > Sound > Sound Output should be set to "TV Speaker"

2. If using a soundbar, you may need to program the soundbar to the AUX button separately

3. Try a different code from your list

4. Check if volume works in TV mode (press TV button first)

Issue 5: Channels Not Working

Symptoms: Channel Up/Down buttons don't change channels on Samsung TV.

Causes:

• Using streaming/smart features (channels don't apply)

• Cable/satellite box controlling channels instead of TV

• Partial code functionality

Solutions:

1. Channel buttons only work with antenna or cable connected directly to TV

2. If using a cable box, program it to a separate device button (CBL/SAT)

3. For streaming content, use the TV's native apps or SmartThings

If Samsung TV channels not working even with your original remote, the issue is with the TV, not the universal remote.

Issue 6: Red Light Won't Turn On

Symptoms: Pressing Setup or any button produces no LED response.

Causes:

• Dead batteries

• Battery corrosion

• Defective remote

Solutions:

1. Replace batteries with new ones

2. Check battery compartment for corrosion (white/green residue)

3. Clean contacts with a dry cloth or pencil eraser

4. If still no light, the remote may need replacement

Issue 7: Remote Worked But Stopped

Symptoms: Remote previously worked with Samsung TV but suddenly stopped.

Causes:

• Batteries depleted

• Accidental reset

• TV firmware update changed IR codes

• Physical damage to remote

Solutions:

1. Replace batteries first (most common cause)

2. Re-enter your code using manual code entry

3. Try the auto code search if previous code no longer works

4. Check for TV software updates that may have affected compatibility

Issue 8: LED Blinks Twice Then Stops Responding

Symptoms: LED blinks twice when pressing buttons, but TV doesn't respond.

Causes: Remote has been reset to factory defaults (often happens with battery removal).

Solutions:

1. The remote lost its programming - this is normal

2. Re-program using manual code entry or auto search

3. Write down your working code for future reference

Try to reset HDMI ports Samsung TV if connected devices aren't responding. For other TV issues beyond remote programming, see our complete Samsung TV problem solving guide.

How to Reset GE Universal Remote for Samsung TV

Sometimes starting fresh is the best solution. A factory reset clears all programmed devices and returns your remote to out-of-box settings.

When to Reset Your GE Remote

• Multiple failed programming attempts

• Switching to a different TV

• Remote behaving erratically

• Buttons triggering wrong commands

• You want to reprogram all devices

Method 1: Standard Reset (Most GE Remotes)

Step 1: Press and hold the SETUP button until the red LED turns on and stays lit.

Step 2: Release Setup, then press and release the MUTE button.

Step 3: Press and release the 0 (zero) button.

Step 4: The LED will blink twice, confirming the reset is complete.

Method 2: Alternative Reset (Roku TV Remotes, Model 66814)

Step 1: Press and hold the SETUP button until the red LED turns on.

Step 2: Press the REWIND button four times.

Step 3: The LED will blink twice, confirming reset.

What Reset Does

After resetting, you must reprogram all devices using either code entry or auto-search methods. If your TV also needs setup, see Samsung TV first-time setup.

Clearing a Single Device (Without Full Reset)

If you only need to reprogram one device slot without affecting others:

1. Program over the existing device using the standard code entry method

2. The new code will overwrite the old one automatically

GE Remote Model-Specific Tips (33709, 24927, 40081)

Different GE remote models have subtle variations in button layout and features. Here are specific tips for the most popular models.

GE 33709 (4-Device Remote)

This is GE's most popular universal remote model, found in millions of households.

Key Features:

• Controls TV, CBL, DVD, and AUX devices

• Standard programming procedure applies

• CL version varies by purchase date (check battery compartment)

Tips:

• The Setup button is located at the top of the remote

• LED indicator is above the device buttons

• All Samsung codes in this guide are compatible

GE 24927 (8-Device Remote)

Designed for complex home theater setups with multiple devices.

Key Features:

• Eight device slots: TV, CBL, SAT, DVD, DVR, AUX1, AUX2, AUD

• Same programming procedure as 4-device remotes

• Additional AUX slots for soundbar or streaming devices

Tips:

• You can program Samsung TV to any slot, not just TV

• Use AUX slots for additional Samsung devices (soundbar, Blu-ray)

• If using the AUX slot for a soundbar, first connect soundbar Samsung TV, then program the GE remote

For Sonos systems, connect Sonos to Samsung TV via optical or HDMI before programming the remote.

GE 40081 (Backlit Remote)

Features backlit buttons for use in dark rooms.

Key Features:

• Backlight activates when any button is pressed

• Setup button location may differ (check top or side)

• LED indicator integrated into power button on some variants

Tips:

• Programming procedure is identical to standard GE remotes

• Backlight drains batteries faster - use quality alkaline batteries

• All standard Samsung codes work with this model

GE Pro Series

Premium remotes with additional features for advanced users.

Key Features:

• May include IR learning mode capability

• Extended code libraries

• Premium build quality

• Some models feature dedicated streaming buttons

Tips:

• Check your specific model documentation for learning mode

• Programming follows standard GE procedures

• Contact Jasco support at (800) 654-8483 for model-specific questions

• For media playback from external devices, your Samsung TV USB port can play content that your universal remote can navigate

Samsung TV Remote Alternatives and SmartThings App Setup

If the GE universal remote doesn't meet all your needs, several alternatives provide more complete Samsung TV control.

SmartThings App (Free)

Samsung's official SmartThings app transforms your smartphone into a full-featured Samsung TV remote - including Smart Hub access, voice control, and app launching.

Setup Steps:

1. Download SmartThings from the App Store (iOS) or Google Play (Android)

2. Create or sign in to your Samsung account

3. Tap the + icon and select Add Device

4. Choose TV under Samsung devices

5. Ensure your phone and TV are on the same WiFi network

6. Follow on-screen instructions to pair

If your remote is lost entirely, you can set up Samsung TV without remote using SmartThings or the TV's physical buttons. If no WiFi is available, you can temporarily connect Samsung TV mobile hotspot to complete SmartThings setup.

Using TV Physical Buttons

While waiting for a replacement remote, your Samsung TV has physical controls (usually on the back or bottom edge):

• Single button: Press to turn on/off, hold to access menu

• Multiple buttons: Power, volume, channel controls

Learn to change channel without remote using TV buttons. You can also change volume without remote using the physical panel controls.

Official Samsung Replacement Remote

If universal remotes provide insufficient functionality, consider Samsung's official replacement:

• Model BN59-01301A: Basic IR remote, works with all Samsung TVs

• Samsung Smart Remote: Full Smart TV functionality (model-specific)

• Solar Remote: Rechargeable, environmentally friendly option

Other Universal Remote Brands

If GE remotes don't work for your setup:

• RCA Universal Remotes: Similar programming, different code base

• Philips Universal Remotes: Also manufactured by Jasco

• Logitech Harmony: Advanced universal remotes (discontinued but available used)

• SofaBaton: Modern alternative with app-based setup

Frequently Asked Questions: GE Remote Codes for Samsung TV

Will a GE universal remote work with all Samsung TVs?

Yes, GE universal remotes work with most Samsung TVs that have an infrared (IR) sensor, including Smart TVs, QLED, and Neo QLED models. However, smart features like voice control, Smart Hub, and app navigation require the original Samsung remote or SmartThings app. Universal remotes work for basic controls; for streaming issues like Samsung TV buffering, use SmartThings.

What is the most common GE code for Samsung TV?

The most common GE universal remote codes for Samsung TV are 5791, 5801, 3301, and 0105. For newer CL5/CL6 remotes (2019+), start with 5791. For older CL3/CL4 remotes, try 3301 first. Always try codes in listed order for best results, as they're arranged by success rate based on user reports.

Why does my GE remote only turn my Samsung TV on and off?

When a GE remote only controls power on Samsung TV, it indicates partial code functionality. This happens when the programmed code provides limited commands. Try alternative codes from your CL version list (especially 5791, 5801, or 3301) until volume, channels, and other functions work properly. Testing multiple codes is the most effective solution.

Do I need to reprogram my GE remote after changing batteries?

No, GE universal remotes save programmed codes in non-volatile memory. Changing batteries will not erase your Samsung TV programming. Simply insert new batteries and continue using the remote normally. However, if batteries were removed for an extended period or the compartment corroded, reprogramming may be necessary.

What's the difference between CL3, CL4, CL5, and CL6 GE remotes?

CL3, CL4, CL5, and CL6 refer to GE universal remote Code List versions. CL3 remotes were manufactured 2013-2016, CL4 from 2016-2019, CL5 from 2019-2022, and CL6 from 2022 onward. Each version has different Samsung TV codes optimized for TVs from that era. Check your remote's battery compartment to find your CL version.

Can I program a GE remote without knowing the code?

Yes, use the auto code search method: Press Setup until the LED turns on, press TV, then repeatedly press Power while pointing at the TV. When the TV turns off, press TV to save. This automatically finds a working code without manual entry. The process takes 5-10 minutes but eliminates guesswork.

How do I reset my GE universal remote to start over?

To reset a GE universal remote: Press and hold Setup until the LED turns on, press Mute, then press 0. The LED blinks twice confirming reset. All programmed devices will be cleared, requiring reprogramming from scratch.

Why won't any GE codes work with my Samsung TV?

If no GE codes work with your Samsung TV, check: 1) Batteries are fresh, 2) TV is powered ON (not standby), 3) You're using correct CL version codes, 4) Remote is pointed at TV's IR sensor, 5) No obstructions blocking the signal. Try the auto code search method if manual codes fail. If your Samsung TV so slow or unresponsive, the issue may be with the TV rather than the remote. Try to clear cache on Samsung TV before troubleshooting the remote.

Conclusion: Your Complete GE Remote Samsung TV Programming Checklist

Programming a GE universal remote to your Samsung TV is straightforward once you have the right code and follow the correct procedure. Here's your quick-reference checklist:

Before You Start:

• ✅ Identify your GE remote's CL version (battery compartment sticker)

• ✅ Install fresh batteries

• ✅ Power on your Samsung TV (not standby)

• ✅ Clear line of sight to TV's IR sensor

Programming Checklist:

• ✅ Press and hold Setup until LED stays on

• ✅ Press TV button once

• ✅ Enter 4-digit code (start with 5791 for CL5/CL6, 3301 for CL3/CL4)

• ✅ LED turns off = code accepted

• ✅ Test Power, Volume, and Channel buttons

• ✅ If partial functionality, try next code

After Success:

• ✅ Write down your working code for future reference

• ✅ Bookmark this guide for code lookup if needed

• ✅ Consider SmartThings app for full Smart TV control

Pro Tip: Store your working code inside the battery compartment with a small piece of tape. You'll thank yourself if you ever need to reprogram.

Now that your remote is working, you can set up Samsung TV parental controls through the Menu. Explore features like Samsung TV screensaver accessible via your universal remote. For original remote users who want to learn advanced features, see use Samsung TV remote.

Your GE universal remote is now ready to control your Samsung TV. Enjoy the convenience of consolidated control - and keep this guide handy for future reference.