Onkyo Rc-799m Remote Manual ~repack~ -

The Onkyo RC-799M is a dedicated audio-video receiver remote primarily used for controlling Onkyo and Integra receivers like the TX-SR309 or HT-R391. It typically requires no programming to work with its original receiver right out of the box. Quick Setup & Programming

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Keep this guide bookmarked. Print the code table. And the next time your Samsung TV ignores volume commands or your cable box refuses to change channels, you will know exactly which page of the manual—or rather, which section of this article—to consult. The Onkyo RC-799M is a dedicated audio-video receiver

Have a trick for the RC-799M that we missed? Leave a comment below. Did the cleaning trick fix your sticky volume button? Let us know! Punch-Through (Volume Control): By default, you have to

• Punch-Through (Volume Control): By default, you have to press Receiver then Volume. Annoying. To set the volume to always control the receiver regardless of mode (e.g., while in TV mode):

  If you want, I can produce:

  Key Zones of the Remote:

  1. The Top “Glow” Key: The translucent button at the very top activates the backlight. A great feature for dark home theaters.
  2. Input Selectors (Top Row): DVD/BD, VCR/DVR, CBL/SAT, GAME/TV, TAPE, TUNER, CD, PHONO. These switch the remote’s mode.
  3. Navigation & Transport: The large circular pad (Up/Down/Left/Right/Enter) controls on-screen menus. Below it lie standard playback buttons (Play, Stop, Pause, FF/RW, Skip).
  4. Receiver Control Zone: Buttons like Receiver, Zone 2, Dimmer, Display, and Audio directly adjust your Onkyo amp.
  5. Numeric Keypad & Macro Keys: The 0-9 pad includes --- for digital channels. Macro 1 and Macro 2 allow you to send a string of commands with one press.