There are a few different ways that you can program your Samsung TV remote, depending on the model of your remote and the model of your TV. Follow the instructions below to find out how to program your specific remote.
If you have a Samsung TV remote model number BN59-01199F, you can program it to work with your TV by following these steps. First, press and hold the “SETUP” button on your remote until the red light on the remote blinks twice. Then, enter the code “1147” on your remote. Finally, press the “POWER” button on your remote. If you have a Samsung TV remote model number BN59-01241A, you can program it to work with your TV by following these steps. First, press and hold the “SETUP” button on your remote until the red light on the remote blinks twice. Then, enter the code “1147” on your remote. Finally, press the “POWER” button on your remote. If you have a Samsung TV remote model number BN59-01259B, you can program it to work with your TV by following these steps. First, press and hold the “SETUP” button on your remote until the red light on the remote blinks twice. Then, enter the code “1147” on your remote. Finally, press the “POWER” button on your remote. If you have a Samsung TV remote model number AA59-00785A, you can program it to work with your TV by following these steps. First, press and hold the “SETUP” button on your remote until the red light on the remote blinks twice. Then, enter the code “1147” on your remote. Finally, press the “POWER” button on your remote. If you have a Samsung TV remote model number AA59-00741A, you can program it to work with your TV by following these steps. First, press and hold the “SETUP” button on your remote until the red light on the remote blinks twice. Then, enter the code “1147” on your remote. Finally, press the “POWER” button on your remote. If you have a Samsung TV remote model number BN59-01315A, you can program it to work with your TV by following these steps. First, press and hold the “SETUP” button on your remote until the red light on the remote blinks twice. Then, enter the code “1147” on your remote. Finally, press the “POWER” button on your remote. These are just a few examples of Samsung TV remotes and how to program them. For more information on programming your specific remote, consult the owner’s manual for your remote or the manufacturer’s website.
What each button on the remote does:
In case you didn’t know, your Samsung Smart TV remote has a lot of different buttons on it. And each one does something different. So we thought we’d give you a little guide to what each button does. We’ll start with the basics and work our way up to the more advanced functions. So read on to find out what each button does on your Samsung Smart TV remote!
We have the “POWER” button which turns your TV on and off. The “VOLUME” and “CHANNEL” buttons adjust the volume and channel of your TV respectively. The “MUTE” button mutes the sound on your TV. The “INPUT” button changes the input source of your TV. The “GUIDE” button brings up the on-screen guide. The “EXIT” button exits the current screen. The “INFO” button brings up information about the current program. The “MENU” button brings up the main menu. The “TOOLS” button brings up the tools menu. The “PREVIOUS” button goes back to the previous channel or menu. The “REWIND” and “FFWD” buttons rewind and fast forward the current program. The “STOP” button stops the current program. The “PLAY” button starts or resumes playback of the current program. The “PAUSE” button pauses the current program. The “RECORD” button records the current program. The “GREEN, YELLOW, BLUE, and RED” buttons are colored buttons that can be programmed to do different things. The “D-PAD” is a directional pad that is used to navigate menus and select options. The “ENTER” button confirms your selection. The “SETUP” button brings up the setup menu. Finally, the “BACK” button goes back to the previous screen or menu.