How to Program Panasonic Universal Remote Codes?

How to Program Panasonic Universal Remote Codes?

Do you have a Panasonic TV? Would you like to control it with a universal remote? You can do it! You just need to know the right codes. This article will tell you about Panasonic TV remote codes and how to program your universal remote.

What are Universal Remotes?

A universal remote is a remote control that can work with various devices. Instead of having a separate remote for your TV, DVD player, cable box, and more, you can use one universal remote to control them all. How cool is that? 

Universal remotes make life easier. You don’t have to keep track of a bunch of different remotes. You only need to learn how to use one remote instead of many.

Universal Remote Codes for Panasonic TVs:

To control your Panasonic TV with a universal remote, you must program it with a unique code. The code tells the remote what type of TV you have, so it knows what signals to send.

 Here are the codes you can try for Panasonic TVs:

Panasonic HDTV Codes:

– 1140

– 1169 

– 1170

– 1194

– 1233

– 1234

– 1331 

– 1336

– 1410

– 1417

– 1442

Panasonic TV Codes:

– 1003

– 1010

– 1049

– 1053 

– 1096

– 1123

– 1152

– 1231

– 1289

– 1292

– 1295

Panasonic DVD Codes 

– 2031

– 2066

– 2075 

– 2076

– 2104

– 2105 

– 2106

– 2111

– 2151

– 2153

– 2154

Panasonic Audio Codes:

– 4005

– 4018

– 4030 

– 4038

– 4050

– 4051

– 4063

– 4050

You may need to try a few different codes to find the one that works with your Panasonic TV and your specific universal remote. But don’t worry, the steps to program the remote are easy! 

How to Program Your Universal Remote:

There are several ways to program a universal remote to control your Panasonic TV. The two main ways are to enter a code or use the code search function. We’ll explain both.

Programming with a Code:

Here are the steps for programming your universal remote with a Panasonic TV code: 

1. Turn on your Panasonic TV. 
2. Press and hold the TV and SEL buttons on the remote simultaneously for 3 seconds. The remote’s light will turn on.
3. While the light is on, enter one of the 3, 4, or 5-digit codes for your Panasonic TV. The codes are in the lists above.
4. Point the remote at the TV and press the Volume + button. If the TV turns the Volume up, it works! 
5. NoVolumes the TV button to save the code. The remote’s light will blink twice.
6. If the Volume didn’t go up in stVolumerepeat, follow these steps and try a different code from the list until you find one that works.

You can now use your programmed universal remote to control your Panasonic TV! With one handy remote, you can turn it on and off, change channels, adjust the Volume, and do more.

UsinVolume Search:

Some universal remotes have a code-search function. This lets you program the remote without needing to enter a specific code. Here are the general steps:

1. Turn on your Panasonic TV.
2. Press and hold the CODE SEARCH button until the light on the remote turns on. 
3. Press and release the TV button. The light should stay on. 
4. Point the remote at the TV and press the power button. Keep pressing POWER every 2 seconds until the TV turns off.
5. When the TV turns off, press ENTER on the remote. The light should blink and then stay on. 
6. Turn the TV back on and try some buttons to ensure the remote works if it doesn’t, repeat these steps.

With the code search, the remote tests different codes until it finds one that turns the TV off. This saves you from having to enter codes one by one. 

Use the Panasonic TV Remote App:

Did you know you can also use your phone as a remote for your Panasonic TV? Pretty high-tech! Just download the Panasonic TV Remote app. 

The app works on both Android phones and iPhones. For Android, download it from the Google Play Store. For iPhone, download it from the Apple App Store. 

Once you have the app, ensure your phone is connected to your TV’s Wi-Fi network. Open the app, and it should connect to your TV. Now, you can use your phone to control the TV, which can be handy if you misplace your remote.

The app may not have all the same buttons as a regular remote, but it can still do the basics, like turning the TV on and off, changing channels, adjusting the Volume, and navigating me. Give it a try!

Conclusion:

As you can see, programming a universal remote for your Panasonic TV is not too hard. The key is to have the correct codes, which we have provided. 

The steps are straightforward, whether you enter a code directly or use the code search function. Once you have it set up, you’ll love the convenience of controlling all your devices with one simple remote. 

Plus, don’t forget about the Panasonic TV remote app! It’s an excellent backup option that turns your phone into a remote. No more frantically searching for a missing remote!

We hope this guide has helped get your Harmonizeiversal remote and Panasonic TV working for your streamlined TV-watching experience!