How do i set the time on the remote - AviStart 5303 2-Way Security / Remote Start System

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You need to be using the TV's remote, not the Time Warner remote.  You are reading the TV's manual to set it's remote, not the Time Warner remote.  If you want the Time Warner remote to operate the TV, you will need to find the instructions that the Time Warner box/receiver provides and enter the TV's code.

Most of these universal remotes don't always have the same features as the original remote. I usually just keep the old remote for just that purpose---to set the T-Set. Otherwise, sorry.

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If the remote control doesn't work, just buy one RCA RCR model universal remote control. Without remote control, you can't set the time to this set.

it's possible to unlock with a remote control.I Used a "One-For-All" remote.
This process is working on more that this Sony DVD players.

First prepare the remote control to use right device code.
1: Select the DVD button on the remote
2: Hold "Magic/Set" button util the LED blinks twice (Rabbit appears)
3: Press numbers 0533

Now program the remote control to send special codes on button 1 to 5.
1: Hold "Magic/Set" button until the LED blinks twice (Rabbit appears)
2: Press numbers 994
3: Press "Magic/Set" button once
4: Press number 1891
5: Wait some time
6: Hold "Magic/Set" button until the LED blinks twice (Rabbit appears)
7: Press numbers 994
8: Press "Magic/Set" button once
9: Press number 2552
10: Wait some time
11: Hold "Magic/Set" button until the LED blinks twice (Rabbit appears)
12: Press numbers 994
13: Press "Magic/Set" button once
14: Press number 0953
15: Wait some time
16: Hold "Magic/Set" button until the LED blinks twice (Rabbit appears)
17: Press numbers 994
18: Press "Magic/Set" button once
19: Press number 2214
20: Wait some time
21: Hold "Magic/Set" button until the LED blinks twice (Rabbit appears)
22: Press numbers 994
23: Press "Magic/Set" button once
24: Press number 0795
25: Wait some time

Now the remote is ready for use on the DAV-X1
1: Start the DVD without any DVD in it.
2: At the same time press and hold "Eject" and "Stop" in and then press "volume +" to get into the service menu
3: Now use your programmed remote
4: Press button 12345 with a small pause between each num.
5: Press button 12345 with a small pause between each num.
6: Wait some time
6: Press button 12345 with a small pause between each num.
7: Now use your orginal remote and turn the DVD off

Tested to play Region 2 and Region 1 DVDs without any problems after this. (The remote i used was a Cameleon 6)

Make sure that you have stepped through the entire process of setting the current date and time using the Systems Option menu on the remote. Note that it appears that some firmware updates leave you with an option to select AM or PM hours from the System Options-->Set Time. However, the most recent firmware update seems to have removed this ability, so only a 12hr clock is shown, and there is no option to set AM or PM. The clock will always default to AM. So, one workaround is to simply set the time before noon! Also, the remote will pick up the correct date and time when connected to the computer (assuming your system clock is correct) and you update the remote. Hope this helps!

Turn on the lights in your room and it will be obvious. On the Bose Wave Music System clock radio remote there is a + and - button labeled "time." This is how you set the time. Hold either the + button to move the time forward or the - button to set the time backwards. You don't need to push any buttons before you press the + or -. After you have set the time you can press the "alarm time" button to lock in your changed time.

The standard remote does not have a back-light feature. However, if you bought the optional larger remote and try to set the clock in the dark with the back-lit buttons, you won't be able to see the word "time" above the + and - buttons. This is because the word "time" is written on the metal part of the remote, which does not illuminate with the back-lighting feature.

Good question! There seems to be a little confusion over this. It appears that some firmware updates leave you with an option to select AM or PM hours from the System Options-->Set Time on the remote. The most recent firmware update seems to have removed this ability, so only a 12hr clock is shown, but there is no option to set AM or PM. The clock will always default to AM. So, one workaround is to simply set the time before noon! Also, the remote will pick up the correct time when connected to the computer (assuming your system clock is correct) and you update the remote.

You have to update the remote, using the software. This will correct the time

I saw these posts recently and decided I would try and figure out the time on my Harmony 880.

First, using your Logitech Harmony remote software, version 7.5.0, log on using your login ID and password.

Next, select the remote settings tab, and go to display settings. Select time/display format and check the 24 hour format. (Note: the assumption is that you have already set the 12 hour time before hand, even though is says A.M.) I made this change to my own remote when it was actually was 7:30 P.M.
My remote actually reported 7:30 A.M. at this point. Save your changes online and plug in your remote to your USB port and let the Harmony update your change. Now your remote should be in 24 hour format.

Finally, log back on using the same procedure above only this time, click the check box for 12 hour format, save your changes and update your Harmony 880 one last time. Your finished, your remote should now be displaying the correct time in 12 hour format.