J
jeff
I recently purchased a Sylvania 20" flat screen, model# SRT2420P at Sears
for only $99. The TV works great overall, but if I use a 3rd party remote
that I just purchased at Radio Shack, the TV will go into Service Mode if I
press any of several extra buttons on the remote that don't come with the
original remote, such as PIP, CC, etc. It also happens when using a Zenith
remote and pressing the CC button, and also when pressing certain key
combintations when navigating the menu. When the TV goes into service mode,
it seems the only way to get out of it is to power off the unit from the
power button on the unit itself. To me, it seems strange that the TV goes
so easily into Service Mode with 3rd party remotes. Granted this does not
happen when using the original remote.
Is there any way I can disable the ability of the TV from going into Service
Mode so easily with 3rd party remotes, so that I can prevent sombody else
from accidentally hitting a button that would cause it to enter Service
Mode? If not, then is there a way to get out of service mode without
powering the unit off from the TV's power button?
Thanks,
J.
for only $99. The TV works great overall, but if I use a 3rd party remote
that I just purchased at Radio Shack, the TV will go into Service Mode if I
press any of several extra buttons on the remote that don't come with the
original remote, such as PIP, CC, etc. It also happens when using a Zenith
remote and pressing the CC button, and also when pressing certain key
combintations when navigating the menu. When the TV goes into service mode,
it seems the only way to get out of it is to power off the unit from the
power button on the unit itself. To me, it seems strange that the TV goes
so easily into Service Mode with 3rd party remotes. Granted this does not
happen when using the original remote.
Is there any way I can disable the ability of the TV from going into Service
Mode so easily with 3rd party remotes, so that I can prevent sombody else
from accidentally hitting a button that would cause it to enter Service
Mode? If not, then is there a way to get out of service mode without
powering the unit off from the TV's power button?
Thanks,
J.