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LT2002
QuickSet
II
Clone
Programmer
Cloning
Preparations
Before
You
Begin
Cloning...
Warning:
Do
not
use
clone
with
a
LodgeNet
PPV
card
installed
in
TV
or
damage
to
clone
will
occur.
?
Use
MPI
port
for
connecting
to
clone
programmer.
?
Do
not
run
Auto
Program
while
TV
is
connected
to
clone
programmer.
?
The
"Master
TV"
should
be
connected
to
a
good,
stable
signal
from
an
over-
the-air
antenna
or
cable
service
Analog
channel
and
turned
On.
?
Teaching
and
Learning
is
only
possi-
ble
between
identical
model
Zenith
TVs.
(However,
the
Clone
programmer
can
store
3
different
master
TV
setups.)
WARNING:
Copying
a
blank
or
incorrect
memory
into
a
TV
will
cause
the
TV
to
operate
erratically
or
become
inoperable.
?
Use
an
Zenith
MBR
remote
like
the
MBR3447
or
the
TV
front
panel
controls
to
operate
Learning
and
Teaching
menus.
?
Make
sure
that
the
batteries
in
the
Clone
programmer
are
fresh.
?
If
the
batteries
are
removed,
the
Clone
Clock
time
will
be
lost.
?
Decide
if
you
want
to
set
the
time
from
the
Clone
programmer
or
copy
the
time
to
the
Clone
programmer;
from
a
TV
which
has the
clock
set
to
the
cur-
rent
time.
?
Follow
the
connection
diagrams
on
the
previous
page
to
connect
the Clone
to
the
master
TV.
After
learning
is
complete,
to
another
identical
TV
to
"teach"
it
the
master
setup.
?
Setting
the
time
and
transferring
it
to
the
Clone
or
another
TV
is
a
separate
procedure.
?
Once
a
TV's
setup
is
copied
to
anoth-
er
TV,
that
TV
needs
to
be
disconnected
from
power
for
about
5
seconds
to
acti-
vate
the
newly-copied
TV
setup.
?
See
Troubleshooting
to
resolve
prob-
lems.
A.
Set
Up
a
Master
TV
Using
an
Zenith
Multi-Brand
remote
like
the
MBR3447,
set
up
a
"Master"
TV
with
custom
settings
and
features
as
described
in
the
TV's
operating
guide.
The
master
TV's
Setup
is
what
you
will
copy
to
the Clone
Programmer
and
transfer
to
TVs
with
the
same
model
number
so
they
will
operate
identically.
B.
Connect
Clone
to
Master
TV
If
there
is
a
good
connection,
the
"Clone
has
Control
of
the
TV"
message
will
appear.
(See
menu
on
the
previous
page.)
A
slow
flashing
green
light
indicates
there
is
a
problem
with
the
communica-
tions
between
the
TV
and
the
programmer.
In
this
case,
check
for
a
damaged
cable,
poor
contacts
or
other
connection
troubles.
If
the
status
indicator
is
red,
the
programmer
batteries
are
low
and
should
be
replaced.
Use
4
good-quality
alkaline
AA
batteries.
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