How To Program Onn Universal Remote Codes? (Complete Guide)
A maximum of four audio and video devices, including televisions, DVD players, audio, satellite, streaming devices, and cable boxes, can be controlled by an ONN universal remote.
This article explains how to program an ONN universal remote by entering device codes or utilizing the automatic code search function.
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UNIVERSAL REMOTE CONTROL CODE
This article lists the codes if you require the Onn universal remote codes to program your television or another device. Below are a handful of universal remote control codes for Onn.
We provided many codes for every device. Hence, if one of the codes does not work, please try another. The code is often a four-digit number.
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ALL-IN-ONE ONN UNIVERSAL REMOTE CODES
- 5104
- 0514
- 5028
- 5018
- 5075
ONN TV UNIVERSAL REMOTE CODES FOR XFINITY
- 0514, 2033, 1523, 1404, 0174, 0684, 1283.
3 DIGITS ONN UNIVERSAL REMOTE CODES FOR ELEMENT TV
- 153. 252, 046, 096, 155, 005, 168, 154, 121, 004, 028, 121, 236, 043, 051, 076, 247, 121, 238, 048, 127.
4 DIGITS ONN UNIVERSAL REMOTE CODES
Abex | 5104 |
Accurian | 5126, 5196 |
Accuscan | 5027, 5129 |
Acme | 5043 |
Action | 5018, 5049, 5065, 5075 |
ADA | 5046 |
ADC | 5037, 5214 |
Admiral | 5027, 5028, 5060, 5065, 5074 |
Advantz | 5012 |
Advent | 5025, 5131, 5156, 5214 |
Adventura | 5232 |
Adventuri | 5179 |
Agna | 5214 |
Aiko | 5083 |
Aiwa | 5173, 5264, 5265 |
Akai | 5018, 5048, 5057, 5058, 5076, 5081 |
Alaron | 5043, 5074 |
Alba | 5001 |
Albatron | 5065 |
Alfide | 5057, 5058 |
Alleron | 5018, 5043, 5244 |
Amark | 5006, 5027, 5065 |
Ambassador | 5110, 5214 |
America Action | 5028 |
American High | 5081, 5179 |
Amstrad | 5091, 5110 |
Amtron | 5028, 5179 |
Anam | 5028 |
Anamnational | 5028, 5068, 5071, 5262 |
Aomni | 5204 |
Apex | 5116, 5130, 5142 |
Apple TV | 5053 |
Apex Digital | 5008, 5049, 5130 |
Archer | 5065 |
Aspect | 5094 |
Astar | 5198 |
Asuka | 5001 |
Audinac | 5028 |
Audio-Technica | 5075 |
Audiovox | 5028, 5065, 5074, 5075, 5083 |
AUVIO | 5077, 5105, 5162, 5196 |
Aventura | 5091 |
Axion | 5208, 5145 |
Basicline | 5001 |
Baycrest | 5009 |
Baysonic | 5028 |
Beaumark | 5018, 5074, 5075 |
Belcor | 5018, 5075 , 5095 |
Bell&Howell | 5074, 5084, 5090 |
BenQ | 5029, 5115, 5182 |
Bluesky | 5152, 5278 |
Bradford | 5028 |
Brockwood | 5018, 5075, 5095 |
Broksonic | 5011, 5028, 5060, 5065 |
Brokwood | 5095 |
BUSH | 5147 |
Candle | 5009, 5018, 5095, 5232 |
Capehart | 5018, 5065, 5075, 5083, 5289 |
Carnivale | 5018 |
Carver | 5043, 5090 |
CCE | 5190 |
Celea | 5201 |
Celebrity | 5048, 5179 |
Celera | 5201 |
Centrios | 5021 |
Centurion | 5095 |
Cetronic | 5071 |
Changhong | 5008, 5180, 5201 |
Cinego | 5121 |
Cineral | 5083, 5152 |
Citek | 5027, 5129 |
Citizen | 5006, 5009, 5012, 5018, 5028 |
Civet | 5049 |
Clairtone | 5049 |
Clarion | 5028 |
Classic | 5018, 5071, 5075 |
COBY | 5183, 5261, 5284 |
Color voice | 5043 |
Coloryme | 5018, 5027, 5043, 5075, 5081 |
Colt | 5075 |
Commercialsolutions | 5027, 5129 |
Concerto | 5095 |
Conic | 5075 |
Concierge | 5291 |
Contec | 5014, 5028, 5049, 5071 |
Cornea | 5075 |
Craig | 5012, 5028, 5071, 5074, 5091 |
Crosley | 5018, 5028, 5090, 5091 |
Crown | 5028, 5057, 5058 |
Crownmustang | 5057, 5058 |
CTX | 5065 |
CurtisMathes | 5018, 5027, 5028, 5050 |
CXC | 5028, 5071 |
Cybervision | 5152 |
Daewoo | 5006, 5019, 5020, 5040, 5043 |
Dayton | 5075, 5083 , 5095 |
Daytron | 5018, 5083, 5095 |
Dell | 5075, 5146, 5190 |
Denon | 5002, 5076 |
Denstar | 5028 |
Diamond Vision | 5035, 5167 |
Digimate | 5243 |
Digistar | 5025, 5123, 5124, 5130, 5219 |
Digital Lifestyles | 5051 |
Digital Stream | 5153 |
Dimensia | 5129 |
Disney | 5060, 5089 |
Dukane | 5094 |
Dumont | 5028, 5075, 5095, 5288, 5291 |
Durabrand | 5023, 5028, 5060, 5065 |
Dwin | 5084, 5129 |
Dynasty | 5071 |
Dynex | 5077 |
Eaton | 5081 |
Electroband | 5048, 5049, 5179 |
Electrograph | 5114 |
Electrohome | 5014, 5018, 5046, 5049 |
Elektra | 5288 |
Elite | 5001 |
Emerald | 5075, 5110 |
Emerson | 5011, 5012, 5027, 5028, 5040 |
Envision | 5018, 5075, 5095, 5127 , 5192 |
ESA | 5091, 5266 |
Fisher | 5014, 5087, 5090, 5179, 5247 |
Fortress | 5084 |
Fujitsu | 5009, 5074, 5135, 5244 |
Funai | 5028, 5071, 5074, 5091, 5117 |
Futuretec | 5028, 5071 |
Futuretech | 5028 |
Gateway | 5114, 5115, 5246 |
GE | 5004, 5007, 5012, 5018, 5027, 5033 |
Gemini | 5027, 5095, 5129 |
Gibralter | 5018, 5075, 5095, 5179 , 5291 |
Go Video | 5118 |
Go Vision | 5208 |
GoldStar | 5014, 5018, 5022, 5027, 5075 |
Goodmans | 5013 |
GPX | 5074 |
Gradiente | 5023, 5025, 5043 |
Grandtec | 5092 |
Granprix | 5074 |
Grundig | 5057, 5058, 5100 |
Grundy | 5028, 5074, 5244 |
Grunpy | 5028, 5074 |
Guestvision | 5267 |
Gvision | 5230 |
Haier | 5111, 5115, 5130, 5211, 5255 |
Hallmark | .5011, 5028, 5074, 5075, 5095 |
Hannspree | 5113 |
Harman/Kardon | 5090 |
Harvard | 5028 |
Hauppauge | 5207 |
Havermy | 5084 |
Helios | 5174 |
HewlettP-ackard | 5093 |
Hikone | 5001 |
Himitsu | 5028, 5131 |
Hisense | 5188, 5130, 5245 |
Hitachi | 5014, 5027, 5049, 5055 |
ILO | 5059, 5210, 5220, 5234, 5266 |
IMA | 5011, 5028, 5074, 5075 |
InFocus | 5129 |
Infinity | 5090 |
Initial | 5059, 5234 |
Insignia | 5025, 5060, 5066, 5070, 5077 |
Integra | 5043 |
Inteq | 5076, 5291 |
Janeil | 5232 |
JBL | 5090 |
JCPenney | 5007, 5009, 5014, 5033 |
JCB | 5048, 5179 |
Jensen | 5095, 5122, 5131, 5214 |
JIL | 5018, 5075 |
Jutan | 5018, 5075 |
JVC | 5014, 5018, 5055, 5090, 5099 |
Kamp | 5028, 5049, 5075 |
Kawasho | 5018, 5048, 5049 , 5075, 5095 |
Kaypani | 5289 |
KEC | 5028, 5081 |
KEC0041 | 5028 |
Kenwood | 5018, 5028, 5075 , 5095 |
KLH | 5008, 5028, 5201 |
Kloss | 5018, 5285 |
Kloss Novabeam | 5232, 5290 |
KMC | 5065 |
Kogi | 5230 |
Konka | 5001, 5028, 5047, 5066 |
Kurazai | 5288 |
Lark | 5247 |
Lasonic | 5167 |
Legend | 5025 |
LG | 5014, 5015, 5018, 5022, 5065, 5075 |
Liquidvideo | 5021, 5208 |
Lloyd’s | 5011, 5018, 5028 |
Lodgenet | 5129, 5268, 5288 |
Loewe | 5085, 5090, 5102 |
Logik | 5011, 5028, 5074, 5095, 5129, 5288 |
Luce | 5217 |
Luxman | 5095 |
Lxi | 5006, 5007, 5008, 5018, 5027, 5050 |
Macy | 5009, 5247 |
Magnasonic | 5008, 5018, 5065, 5074 |
Magnavox | 5006, 5009, 5012, 5018 |
Majestic | 5129, 5288 |
Marantz | 5018, 5043, 5086 , 5090, 5095 |
Matsui | 5095, 5110 |
Matsushita | 5056, 5079 |
Maxent | 5114, 5115, 5246 |
Medion | 5089, 5220 |
Megapower | 5065 |
Megatron | 5027, 5065, 5075, 5076 |
Mei | 5049 |
Memorex | 5018, 5028, 5060, 5074 |
MGA | 5014, 5018, 5046, 5055 |
MGN Technology | 5075 |
Microgenius | 5214 |
Midland | 5027, 5050, 5075, 5079 |
Mintek | 5059 |
Minutz | 5007 |
Mitsubishi | 5018, 5024, 5046, 5055 |
Monivision | 5039, 5065 |
Montgomery Ward | 5129, 5288 |
Moteva | 5247 |
Motorola | 5065, 5079, 5084, 5090, 5214 |
MTC | 5012, 5018, 5028 , 5049, 5075 |
Multitech | 5028, 5074 |
Multivision | 5036 |
Myron&Davis | 5174 |
Net TV | 5114, 5246 |
Newtech | 5095 |
Nexxtech | 5123, 5223 |
Nikei | 5071 |
Nikko | 5018, 5075, 5083 , 5095 |
Nikkodo | 5018, 5075, 5083 |
Niko | 5277 |
Nishi | 5018 |
Norcent | 5130, 5248, 5249 |
NTC | 5083 |
Nyon | 5179 |
Olevia | 5095, 5260, 5274, 5276 |
Oncommand | 5267 |
Onking | 5071 |
Onwa | 5028, 5071 |
Optimus | 5018, 5028, 5056, 5075 |
Optoma | 5113, 5221 |
Optonica | 5056, 5065, 5084, 5088 |
Orion | 5011, 5028, 5060, 5062, 5074 |
Pace | 5075, 5083 |
Palsonic | 5131 |
Panasonic National | 5008, 5011 |
Panda | 5100 |
Pausa | 5074 |
Paxonic | 5018, 5075, 5081 |
PCE | 5008, 5074, 5081 |
Penney | 5007, 5008, 5018, 5027, 5056 |
Philco | 5006, 5009, 5018, 5047, 5055 |
Philips | 5009, 5017, 5018, 5033, 5034 |
Philips Magnavox | 5090 |
Pilot | 5018, 5075, 5079, 5081 , 5095 |
Pioneer | 5032, 5043, 5095, 5104, 5172, 5224 |
PIVA | 5225 |
Planar | 5231 |
Polaroid | 5070, 5122, 5174, 5186 |
Portland | 5065, 5075, 5083 , 5095, 5214 |
Precision | 5011, 5012, 5028, 5049, 5110 |
Price Club | 5149 |
Prima | 5025, 5123, 5124, 5131, 5214, 5219 |
Princeton | 5065 |
Princeton Graphics- | 5065 |
Prism | 5056, 5079 |
Proscan | 5027, 5050, 5064, 5119 |
Proton | 5030, 5065, 5075, 5095 |
Protron | 5243 |
Proview | 5095, 5186 |
Pulsar | 5075 , 5083, 5095, 5288, 5291 |
Pulser | 5075, 5083 |
Quartz | 5075, 5214 |
Quasar | 5056, 5079, 5088, 5090 |
Rabbit | 5027, 5129 |
RadioShack | 5014, 5018, 5027, 5028 |
RCA | 5004, 5007, 5019, 5027, 5046 |
Realistic | 5014, 5018, 5027, 5028 |
Replay TV | 5096 |
Rhapsody | 5049 |
Road Authority | 5012 |
Runco | 5018, 5038, 5043, 5081 |
Sampo | 5014, 5018, 5027, 5095 |
Samsung | 5014, 5018, 5027, 5031 |
Samsux | 5095, 5149 |
Samtron | 5149 |
Sanky | 5018, 5075, 5081 |
Sansui | 5018, 5060, 5075, 5081 |
Santeca | 5254 |
Sanyo | 5005, 5014, 5027, 5060, 5073 |
Sceptre | 5116, 5150 |
Scimitsu | 5075 |
Scotch | 5075 , 5095 |
Scott | 5011, 5018, 5028, 5062, 5067 |
Sears | 5006, 5007, 5008, 5014, 5018 |
Seimitsu | 5075 |
Selectron | 5130, 5194, 5195, 5217 |
Semp | 5189 |
Sharp | 5010, 5028, 5045, 5065, 5074 |
Shengchia | 5084 |
Shivaki | 5075 |
Shogun | 5075 , 5095 |
Siemens | 5076 |
Signature | 5018, 5027, 5074, 5084 |
Silver | 5075 |
Simpson | 5009, 5018, 5075 |
Singer | 5081, 5083 |
Skyworth | 5194, 5195 |
Solardrape | 5179 |
Sole | 5127 |
Sonic | 5049 |
Sony | 5048, 5117, 5150, 5179, 5197 |
Soundesign | 5009, 5028, 5071, 5074 |
Sova | 5229, 5281 |
Soyo | 5108, 5279, 5280 |
Spectra | 5167 |
Spectravision | 5008, 5009, 5074, 5075 |
Spectricon | 5065 |
Squareview | 091, 5266 |
SR1740 | 091, 5247 |
SSS | 028, 5071, 5075 , 5095 |
Standard Components | 5001 |
Star Sight | 5292 |
Starlite | 011, 5028, 5075 |
Sunbrite | 5276 |
Superscan | 084, 5140 |
Supersonic | 5228 |
Supra | 5095 |
Supremacy | 009, 5232 |
Supreme | 048, 5179 |
SV1740 | 5090 |
SV2000 | 5090 |
SVA | 5130, 5174 |
Sylvania | 5006, 5009, 5017, 5018, 5027 |
Symphonic | 5028, 5067, 5074, 5075 |
Syntax | 5095, 5260, 5274 |
Tandy | 5001, 5065, 5084, 5088 |
Tatung | 5065, 5079, 5115, 5179, 5220 |
Teac | 5012, 5087, 5100, 5247 |
Technics | 5056, 5079, 5090 |
Technisat | 5195 |
Technol Ace | 5074 |
Technovox | 5018 |
Techwood | .5056, 5065, 5079, 5081 , 5095 |
Teknika | 5009, 5014, 5028, 5060, 5071 |
Telefunken | 5095 |
Telerent | 5129, 5288 |
Teleton | 5009 |
Tera | 5095, 5166 |
Tevion | 5220 |
Thomas | 5027, 5075, 5095, 5117, 5129 |
Thomson | 5027, 5129 |
TMK | 5011, 5028, 5075, 5095, 5110 |
Tocom | 5008 |
Tomashi | 5012 |
Toshiba | 5008, 5014, 5043, 5055, 5056 |
Tosonic | 5049 |
Totevision | 5079 |
Toyomenka | 5075 |
Truetone | 5056, 5079 |
Trutech | 5222, 5283 |
TVS | 5060 |
Uher | 5075 |
Ultra | 5075, 5083 |
Universal | 5007, 5027, 5033, 5129 |
Universum | 5043, 5110 |
V- | -5114, 5115, 5140, 5143 |
Venturer | 5098 |
Vidtech | 5075 , 5095, 5214 |
ViewSonic | 5114, 5139, 5140, 5143 |
Viking | 5232 |
Viore | 5082, 5159, 5206, 5218 |
Vivtor | 5251 |
Visio | .5114, 5115, 5140, 5143 |
Vizio | 5075, 5115, 5140, |
Vector Research | 5018 |
Victor | 5239 |
Vidikron | 5090 |
Vidtech | 5075 |
Viking | 5081 |
Wards | 5006, 5007, 5009, 5011, 5018 |
Waycon | 5008 |
Welton | 5075 |
Westinghouse | 5003, 5116, 5143, 5179 |
White-Westinghouse | 5011, 5019, 5060 |
World | 5011, 5028, 5060 |
XR | 0680 5028, 5074, 5091, 5247 |
Yamaha | 5018, 5075, 5095, 5132 , 5214 |
Yorx | 5018 |
Zenith | 5018, 5023, 5027, 5040, 5060 |
Zonda | 5065, 5131 |
The codes above can be used to manage your DVD player, TV, VCR, Cable, Home Theater, Blu-Ray, and Satellite. Continue reading to learn how to program your universal remote for your Onn TV and devices.
HOW DO YOU PROGRAM A UNIVERSAL REMOTE?
- Turn on your device, press and hold Program, push the device type button, then press and hold OK until a code is found to program your remote automatically.
- To program your device with a code, hit the Program button and input the 4-digit code.
WITHOUT HAVING A CODE
- Turn on the gadget to be controlled. For instance, if you are setting the remote for use with your television, you must manually switch on the television by pushing the Power button.
- Push and hold the ONN remote’s Program button. When the Power button turns red, release.
- Choose the device type on the ONN remote. For example, hit the TV button while programming the remote for your television. Choose Stream for streaming devices like Roku, Amazon Fire TV Stick, and Apple TV. The red indicator light will blink once and then remain illuminated.
- Hold the OK button while aiming it at your television. While you press the OK button and point the ONN remote at your device, it will begin testing codes automatically. Continue aiming the remote while depressing the OK button until a compatible code is discovered.
- After a valid code is detected, the device you are configuring will power off.
- This can take up to 10 minutes. However, it typically takes much less time.
- If you stop pressing the OK button by accident, you can press it again to resume code transmission from where you left off.
- Release OK once a code has been located. Your device has been successfully paired with your ONN remote! Push the Power button to see if the other device turns on, then test the functionality of the other buttons.
If only some buttons on the remote work for you, you must repeat the steps above.
USING A CODE
- Determine the device’s code to program it. If you have the documentation for your ONN remote control, you will likely find the four-digit device code there. If not, enter the code at https://www.onnremotes.com.
- Each device’s documentation may give multiple potential codes. Have all the codes available if the first one does not work.
- New product codes may not instantly display on web lists. However, you can search Google or Bing for alternate code lists by entering “ONN universal remote-control codes.”
- Turn on the gadget to be controlled. For instance, if you are setting the remote for usage with your DVD player, you must switch on the DVD player.
- Press the ONN remote’s Program button; release it when the Power button turns red.
- Choose the device type on the ONN remote. For example, hit the TV button while programming the remote for your television. The red indicator light will blink once and then remain illuminated.
- Input the four-digit device code using the ONN remote. The red indicator light will turn off once a valid code has been entered.
- Ensure the code is entered within 35 seconds after pushing the device’s button. Otherwise, the remote will reset, and you must begin over.
- If the Power indicator remains lit, you likely provided an invalid code and should try again. Remember that each device has numerous possible codes.
- Aim the ONN remote at the target device and push the Power button. Assuming the correct code was input, the gadget should switch off. This indicates that the setup is complete.
- Enter the following 4-digit code from the manual (if available) and try again if your device fails to turn down. Then, using the remote, continue entering codes until the gadget switches off.
TROUBLESHOOTING
- If manually entered codes do not work, try Auto Code Search. Sometimes, your device may require a code not stated in the instructions. If a code isn’t functioning, try utilizing the auto-search function.
- If your code has restricted functionality, try a new one. Specific codes may provide more capabilities than others. For example, if your code does not allow you to control volume, fast-forward, or rewind, try looking up an alternative code or use the automatic code search.
- Eliminate obstacles from the path between the ONN remote and the device. For example, if you are having trouble programming the remote, it may be because of interference from furniture or other large items.
- Replace the batteries if the remote control cannot be programmed. When battery life is limited, the remote may not function efficiently.
If replacing the batteries has no effect, the remote may be broken. You can either repair it or get a replacement.
CONCLUSION
I have finally completed the programming instructions for your Onn universal remote, including all program codes.
If you want to purchase the Onn Universal Remote from Amazon or Walmart, you can use these codes to program it. Please feel free to post any questions or concerns in the section below.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How can I activate the remote for my Onn TV?
Press and hold the “Home” and “Back” buttons on the remote for approximately four seconds or until the LED blinks.
Can the Onn TV utilize a universal remote?
Follow these steps to use the Auto Code Entering method with your TV remote. First, turn on the television you want to control with the Onn Universal Remote. Next, hit the Onn Universal Remote’s Program button. Finally, hold the button until the Power button on the remote turns on.
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