How do I find the source button on the remote

Hello,

If your Ecco TV 32 D-LED is stuck in USB mode and the source button is not working, and you don't have a remote, there are a few things you can try to resolve the issue:

1. Power cycle the TV: Unplug the TV from the power source and leave it unplugged for a few minutes. Then, plug it back in and turn it on. This can sometimes reset the TV and resolve minor software glitches.
2. Try using the buttons on the TV: Although you mentioned that the source button is not working, try pressing other buttons on the TV itself, such as the menu or volume buttons. Some TVs have different combinations of buttons that can act as a substitute for the source button. Refer to your TV's user manual if you're unsure about the button combinations.
3. Check for a physical source button: Look closely at the TV's physical buttons to see if there is a dedicated source button or a button with an icon indicating input selection. Pressing this button should allow you to cycle through different input sources, including USB mode.
4. Borrow a universal remote: If you don't have the original remote for your TV, try borrowing a universal remote from a friend or neighbor. Universal remotes can often be programmed to work with different TV models. Check the remote's instructions or manual on how to program it for your TV brand and model.
5. Contact the manufacturer: If none of the above steps work, it's recommended to reach out to the manufacturer's customer support. They can provide you with specific information tailored to your TV model and help troubleshoot the issue further.

Have you tried to change the source again with the source button? Sometime if the remote is on a source such as a VCR or AMP many of the buttons are turned off. Try to change the source again and get back to a TV mode.

Your television source has been changed to OTA and is tuning in the digital channel 2-1. Depending on the TV, there will be a source or input button on the original remote. You either press this button several times to change the source or you use the arrow keys to navigate through the list. You may need to press OK/Enter to confirm the selection. Some TVs also have a source/input button among the TV front panel buttons. Again you press the button several times or use the arrow key equivalents on the front panel to navigate through the list. On a few TVs, changing the source may be inside the on-screen menu. If you have a universal remote, it may match the source/input function. However, this depends on if the best code is programmed. (Some codes for a given brand don't match all of the functions for a given TV.)

Please add a comment with the make/model and the remote (if not the original remote) if you need help changing the source.

Cindy Wells

There is nothing listed here https://www.remote-codes.com/brands/toshiba/CT-847.pdf that leds me to believe this remote has a source button or is even capable of changing the source. Some universal remotes simply can do it. You may be able to do so by pressing the menu button on the remote to pul up the on screen menu which you may be able to navigate to the sources/imputes
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Do you have the original remote or a universal remote? On the original remote, the Eject button is also the Favorites (FAV) button. It's just below the Volume - section of the Volume toggle on the left side of the remote. The button has an upwards arrow above a line on it. You probably need to set the source to DVD for the Eject button to work properly. (If the source is TV, the button will add or delete the current channel to the Favorites list.) You can cycle through the input source options by pressing the Source button on the TV or the remote. On the TV, the Source button is between the Power and Menu buttons. On the remote, the Source button is on the right hand side above the Up arrow key.

The manual for the PLEDV2488A is available from Proscan at the manufacturer's site: http://www.proscanvideo.com/product/PLEDV2488A . Click on the Downloads tab. The direct link is http://legacy.curtisint.com/html/CustService/Manuals/PRO_PLEDV2488A_EN.pdf . Page 8 describes the remote buttons.

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

Normally you HAVE to use the remote. If it is on the television, there is normally a 4 arrow button and there is a button in the centre which is enter.

Remotes are easily sourced and a authentic copies of the original. Google

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If you mean changing the input source to AV, it depends on the brand and model. Some units have an Input or Source button on the front panel (or side panel) of the TV and on the original remote. Other models only have this button on the remote.

If you are interested in a replacement remote for a unit that only has the Input button on the remote, try a searching for the model on remotes.com . Alternatively, look for a universal remote that is newer than the TV with an Input or Source button. Then try all the codes for the brand until you find the one that makes all of the features of the remote work.

If you are interested in the signal information (resolution, for example) of the content on the AV source, try the Info button on the remote (if available). To adjust the setting enter the Menu (either from the button on the remote or the TV panel (if available) and look for the Picture submenu.

I hope this helps. If you provide the make and model of the TV, I may be able to provide more information.

Cindy Wells

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Hi CindyCee,

I have tried to post solutions, but they seem to be too long, so I will have to post more than once to get the info to you.

First part- the "Line-In" Video Source thing many people are having fun with. Try these options from the Samsung FAQs website.:

How Do You Switch Video Sources? Depending on the model TV you have, there are up to four ways to change the video source:

• Through the on-screen menu controlled by your remote
• Through the on-screen menu accessed through the Menu button on your TV's front panel
• Through the TV/Video, TV/Component, or Source button on your remote
• Through the TV/Video or Source button on the front panel of your TV

Your TV could provide any combination of these methods. Instructions for all the methods are below
Changing the Source Using the On-Screen Menu Controlled By Your Remote To use the on-screen menu of your TV controlled by your remote to change video sources, follow these steps:

1. Turn on your TV.
2. Press the Menu button on your remote. The Main Menu appears.
3. Select Input, and then press the Enter button. The Input menu appears.
4. Select Source List, and then press the Enter button.
5. Press the Up or Down arrow button on your remote to select the signal source, and then press the Enter button on your remote.
6. Press the Exit button on your remote to exit.

Changing the Source Using the On-Screen Menu Accessed Through the Menu Button On The Front Of Your TV To use the on-screen menu of your TV accessed through the Menu button on the front of your TV to change video sources, follow these steps:

1. Turn on your TV.
2. Press the Menu button on the front of your TV. The Main Menu appears.
3. Use the Up or Down Ch button on the TV to select Input, and then press the - or + Vol button. The Input menu appears.
4. Use the Up or Down Ch button on the TV to select Source List, and then press the - or + Vol button.
5. Press the Up or Down Ch button on your TV to select the signal source, and then press the - or + Vol button.
6. Press the Menu button to exit.

Changing the Source Using the TV/Video or Source Button On Your Remote To use your remote to change the video source, follow these steps:

1. Turn on your TV.
2. Press the TV/Video or Source button. The current source appears on the TV screen.
3. Press the TV/Video or Source button repeatedly to cycle through the available sources. Stop when you reach the source you want.

Changing the Source Using the TV/Video or Source Button On The Front Of Your TV To use the TV/Video or Source button on the front panel of your TV to change the video source, follow these steps:

1. Turn on your TV.
2. Press the TV/Video or Source button on the front of your TV. The current source appears on the TV screen.
3. Press the TV/Video or Source button repeatedly to cycle through the available sources. Stop when you reach the source you want.

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I'm having the identical problem.

Does the SOURCE ON\OFF button still work? If so, you can still use the remote to turn the receiver on and off by first pressing the AMP button (so that the remote window says AMP) and then pressing the SOURCE ON\OFF button.