How To Program Time Warner Remote: A Simple Guide for Everyone

Do you have a Time Warner remote and want to use it to control your TV, DVD player, or other devices? Setting it up might sound tricky, but it’s actually pretty easy! This guide will walk you through the steps to program your remote so you can sit back, relax, and enjoy your entertainment with just one handy tool. Whether you’re watching TV or popping in a DVD, we’ve got you covered with clear instructions that anyone can follow. Let’s get started!

How to Program Your Time Warner Remote for Your TV

Follow these simple steps to connect your Time Warner remote to your TV:

Step 1: Turn On Your TV

Make sure your TV is powered on before you begin.

Step 2: Point the Remote at the TV

Hold your Time Warner remote close to your TV so it can send the signal.

Step 3: Press the Right Buttons

Find the “Select/OK” button and the “TV” button on your remote. Press and hold both at the same time. Wait until the small LED light on the remote blinks twice, then let go.

Step 4: Enter the Code

Use the number buttons on your remote to type in a four-digit code for your TV brand. (You can find these codes later in this guide.) If the code works, the buttons on your remote will blink three times. If not, try the next code on the list.

Step 5: Test It Out

Press the “Power” button on your remote. If your TV turns off, you did it right! You can also try the volume buttons to make sure everything works.

How to Program Your Time Warner Remote for a DVD Player

Want to control your DVD player too? Here’s how:

Step 1: Turn On Your DVD Player

Make sure your DVD player is on and ready.

Step 2: Aim the Remote

Hold your remote near your DVD player.

Step 3: Press the Buttons

Locate the “Select/OK” button and the “DVD” button. Press and hold both until the LED light blinks twice, then release.

Step 4: Type the Code

Enter a four-digit code for your DVD player using the number buttons. If it’s correct, the remote’s buttons will blink three times. If it doesn’t work, try another code from the list.

Step 5: Check If It Works

Press the “Power” button. If the DVD player turns off, you’re all set! Test the play or stop buttons too.

Time Warner Remote Control Codes

Admiral 107, 477
Adventura 060
Aiko 106
Akai 044
Alaron 193
Ambassador 191
American Action 194
Ampro 765
Anam 194
AOC 033, 044
Audiovox 106, 194, 465, 637
Baysonic 194
Belcor 033
Bell & Howell 030, 168
Bradford 194
Brockwood 033
Brocksonic 250, 477
Candle 044, 070
Carnivale 044
Carver 068
Celebrity 014
Cineral 106, 465
Citizen 044, 053, 070, 074, 106
Concerto 070
Contec 194
Craig 194
Crosley 068
Crown 053, 194
Curtis Mathes 030, 044, 053, 061, 065, 068, 070, 074, 107,
159, 168, 180, 465
CXC 194
Daewoo 033, 053, 106, 465, 637, 638
Daytron 033
Denon 159
Dumont 031, 033
Dwin 734, 788
Electroband 014
Emerson 033, 053, 168, 191, 192, 193, 194, 250, 477,
637, 638
Envision 044
Fisher 168
Fujitsu 193
Funai 185, 193, 194
Futuretech 194
GE 035, 061, 065, 107, 149, 192, 296, 465
Gilbrater 031, 033, 044
GoldStar 033, 044, 070,0192
Gradiente 067, 070
Grunpy (193,194)
Hallmark 192
Harley Davidson 193
Harmon/Kardon 068
Harvard 194
Hitachi 070, 159, and 065
Infinity 068
Inteq 031
JBL 068
JCB 014
JVC 067
KEC 194
Kenwood 033, 044
KTV 044, 053, 194
LG 070
Logik 030
Luxman 070
LXI 061, 068, 168, 170, 192
Magnavox 044, 068, 193
Majestic 030
Marantz 044, 068
Matsushita 264
Megatron 159, 192
Memorex 030, 070, 164, 168, 192, 264
MGA 033, 044, 164, 192
Midland 031, 053, 061, 065, 149
Minutz 035
Mitsubishi 033, 107, 164, 192
Motorola 107
MTC 033, 044, 164, and 192
Multitech 194
NAD 170, 180, and 192
NEC 033, 044, and 070
Nikko 044, 106, 192
NTC 106
Onwa 194
Optimus 168, 180, and 264
Optonica 107, 179
Orion 193, 250, and 477
Panasonic 065, 264
Penney 033, 035, 044, 053, 061, 065, 070, 074, 149,
170, 192
Philco 033, 044, 068, 159, 477
Philips 068
Pilot 033, 044, and 053
Pioneer 180
Portland 033, 053, 106
Prism 065
Proscan 061
Proton 192, 480
Pulsar 031, 033
Quasar 065, 179, 264
RCA 033, 061, 065, 104, 107, and 149
Radio Shack 033, 044, 053, 061, 070, 168, 179, 192, 194
Realistic 033, 044, 053, 070, 168, 179, 192, 194
Runco 031, 044, 617
Sampo 044, 053
Samsung 033, 044, 070, 074, 192
Samsux 053
Sansei 465
Sansui 477
Sanyo 168
Scimitsu 033
Scotch 192
Scott 033, 192, 193, 194, 250
Sears 061, 068, 070, 168, 170, 185, 192, and 193
Semivox 194
Semp 170
Sharp 053, 107, 179
Shogun 033
Signature 030
Sony 014
Soundesign 192, 193, 194
Squareview 185
Starlite 194
SSS 033, 194
Supreme 014
Sylvania 044, 068
Symphonic 185
Tandy 107
Tatung 069
Technics 065, 264
Technol Ace 193
Techwood 065, 070
Teknika 030, 033, 053, 068, 070, 074, 106, 164, 193,
194
Telefunken 070
TMK 070, 191, 192
Toshiba 074, 168, 170
Totevision 053
Vector Research 044
Victor 067
Vidikron 068
Vidtech 030, 192
Wards 030, 033, 035, 044, 068, 070, 179, 192, 193
White Westinghouse 637, 638
Yamaha 033, 044
Zenith 030, 031, 106

How to Reset Your Time Warner Remote

Sometimes, you might need to start over. Here’s how to reset your remote to its original settings:

Step 1: Press and Hold

Find the “Select/OK” button. Press and hold it until the lights on your remote blink twice.

Step 2: Enter the Reset Code

Using the number buttons, type in “9-8-1”. If the lights blink three times, the reset is complete.

Now your remote is back to how it was when you first got it, and you can program it again if needed.

Fixing Common Time Warner Remote Problems

If your remote isn’t working, don’t worry! Here are some quick fixes:

Check the Batteries: Open the back of your remote and make sure the batteries are in the right way. If they’re old or wet, replace them with new ones.
Clear the Path: Make sure nothing—like a book or toy—is blocking the signal between your remote and the device.
Use the Right Code: If the remote doesn’t respond, you might have entered the wrong code. Try another one from the list.
Restart Everything: Turn off your TV or DVD player, wait a minute, then turn it back on and try again.
Look for Damage: Check if any buttons are stuck or broken. If the remote looks damaged, you might need a new one.

Still having trouble? Call your cable provider for help.

Quick Troubleshooting Tips

Batteries: Are they fresh and in correctly?
Mode: Is the remote set to “TV” or “DVD” mode?
Signal: Is something in the way?
Codes: Did you double-check the code?
Sensor: Can your device “see” the remote?

Final Thoughts

Setting up your Time Warner remote is a simple way to make your TV and DVD time more enjoyable. With just a few steps, you can control everything with one remote—no more hassle! Use the codes and tips in this guide to get started, and you’ll be ready to relax in no time. If you run into any issues, the troubleshooting section has you covered. Happy watching!

FAQ’s

Why isn’t my remote working even after I enter the code?

There could be a few reasons:
The batteries might be dead—try new ones.
You might have used the wrong code—try another one from the list.
Something might be blocking the signal—make sure the remote is close to the device with nothing in the way.

Can I program my Time Warner remote for more than one device?

Yes! You can set it up for your TV, DVD player, cable box, and sometimes even a sound system. Just follow the steps for each device using the right button (like “TV” or “DVD”) and its specific code.

Why does my remote work for the TV but not the DVD player?

You need to program the remote separately for each device. If it works for your TV but not your DVD player, follow the DVD player programming steps with the correct code for your DVD brand.