Remote Control and brand of TV

[Proc]

I have an Olevia Syntax TV. The thing has been great and has a wonderful picture. The only thing that bothers me is that the D* remote I have (with the H10, the standard remote) doesn't recognize this brand, thus forcing me into a separate remote to turn the TV on, increase/decrease the volume, etc.

Yes, I am lazy in this regard. It would be nice to have it all on on remote.

Is there a remote you can recommend that will control this TV and work with the D* H10?

 

[dragon002]

have you tried to code scan for your tvs codes?

 

[Proc]

have you tried to code scan for your tvs codes?

Yes. I've tried the code can. It doesn't find it.

 

[jpn]

I've had great success with Logitech/Harmony.

The remotes download codes from the harmony website, which is constantly updated. They also learn codes from existing remotes.

I've had a couple of instances where pre-programmed codes were unavailable; and cases where there were timing issues in programmed sequences. They work with you to resolve the issue without regard to the age of your remote.

Just last week I replaced a TV and had a timing issue. They spent over an hour working the problem with me over the phone until it was resolved.

 

[raoul5788]

I have an Olevia Syntax TV. The thing has been great and has a wonderful picture. The only thing that bothers me is that the D* remote I have (with the H10, the standard remote) doesn't recognize this brand, thus forcing me into a separate remote to turn the TV on, increase/decrease the volume, etc.
Yes, I am lazy in this regard. It would be nice to have it all on on remote.
Is there a remote you can recommend that will control this TV and work with the D* H10?

I have a Universal MX-500 that works great. It can learn the codes for your tv.

Chip

 

[Tonedeaf]

I have a Universal MX-500 that works great. It can learn the codes for your tv.
Chip

Have had this one over a year and I wouldn't have it any other way. Awesome remote.