Universal remote · code reference
What's your remote, and what's it pointing at?
Pick your remote, then the device. We'll list its numeric codes and the exact button sequence to pair it. No sign-up, no fluff.
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One For All URC 1210 Contour TV → Samsung TV
Numeric codes
7 listedTap a code to copy it. Try each in order until the device responds to the power button.
Programming sequence
6 steps- 1
Point the remote at the device and make sure the device is switched on.
- 2
Press and hold SET until the indicator light stays on.
- 3
Press and release the device key (TV, AUD, DVD or SAT).
- 4
Enter the 4-digit code from the list. The indicator blinks once per digit.
- 5
Press POWER. If the device turns off, press SET once to lock the code in.
- 6
If nothing happens, repeat from step 2 with the next code in the list.
By TV brand
Looking for codes for one particular TV?
Samsung TV codes
Which codes you need depends on the remote in your hand, not just on the television. This page lists every verified code we hold for Samsung TVs, grouped by the remote that uses them — One For All's published Contour TV list and Jasco's four GE code-list versions. Find your remote below and work down its codes in order.
LG TV codes
Which codes you need depends on the remote in your hand, not just on the television. This page lists every verified code we hold for LG TVs, grouped by the remote that uses them — One For All's published Contour TV list and Jasco's four GE code-list versions. Find your remote below and work down its codes in order.
Sony TV codes
Which codes you need depends on the remote in your hand, not just on the television. This page lists every verified code we hold for Sony TVs, grouped by the remote that uses them — One For All's published Contour TV list and Jasco's four GE code-list versions. Find your remote below and work down its codes in order.
Philips TV codes
Which codes you need depends on the remote in your hand, not just on the television. This page lists every verified code we hold for Philips TVs, grouped by the remote that uses them — One For All's published Contour TV list and Jasco's four GE code-list versions. Find your remote below and work down its codes in order.
Panasonic TV codes
Which codes you need depends on the remote in your hand, not just on the television. This page lists every verified code we hold for Panasonic TVs, grouped by the remote that uses them — One For All's published Contour TV list and Jasco's four GE code-list versions. Find your remote below and work down its codes in order.
Toshiba TV codes
Which codes you need depends on the remote in your hand, not just on the television. This page lists every verified code we hold for Toshiba TVs, grouped by the remote that uses them — One For All's published Contour TV list and Jasco's four GE code-list versions. Find your remote below and work down its codes in order.
Sharp TV codes
Which codes you need depends on the remote in your hand, not just on the television. This page lists every verified code we hold for Sharp TVs, grouped by the remote that uses them — One For All's published Contour TV list and Jasco's four GE code-list versions. Find your remote below and work down its codes in order.
Hisense TV codes
Which codes you need depends on the remote in your hand, not just on the television. This page lists every verified code we hold for Hisense TVs, grouped by the remote that uses them — One For All's published Contour TV list and Jasco's four GE code-list versions. Find your remote below and work down its codes in order.
TCL TV codes
Which codes you need depends on the remote in your hand, not just on the television. This page lists every verified code we hold for TCL TVs, grouped by the remote that uses them — One For All's published Contour TV list and Jasco's four GE code-list versions. Find your remote below and work down its codes in order.
Vizio TV codes
Vizio codes come from Jasco's published GE lists, and which ones apply depends on the CL version printed inside your remote's battery compartment — CL3, CL4, CL5 or CL6. Find that label first, then use the block for it below; codes from the wrong version will not work.
Insignia TV codes
Insignia has one of the longest entries in Jasco's GE lists — twenty codes in the CL6 list alone. Find the CL version printed inside your remote's battery compartment first, then work down that version's block; codes do not carry between versions.
Frequently asked
What if none of the codes work?
Use the auto-search method: hold SET, press the device key, then hold POWER until the device switches off. The remote scans every code in its table for you, one per second, and stops where you release the button.
Do I need a 4-digit or 5-digit code?
Most TVs use 4-digit codes. 5-digit codes are standard on RCA remotes, the GE 24993 generation and many cable boxes. Count the digits your remote accepts before the indicator clears — entering the wrong length fails silently.
How do I know which device button to press?
Match the remote button to the device type — TV, AV, BD or SAT. The matching button must be selected before you enter any code, because it decides which part of the remote's code table is used.
Are these codes the same for any remote?
No. Codes vary by remote brand and model. Confirm your remote first — a Samsung code from a One For All list will not program a GE remote, because the numbers address different internal tables.
Where do I find my remote's model number?
On the label inside the battery compartment. It is usually printed as a short alphanumeric code such as URC 1210, 33709 or RCR503BR, and it determines which code table applies to you.
Will a universal remote control a smart TV's apps?
It controls power, volume, channel, input and the arrow keys, which is enough to navigate most smart TV interfaces. Voice keys and dedicated app-launch buttons live on the TV's own Bluetooth remote and cannot be reproduced over infrared.