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bw41101 · 30-03-2007, 21:58

There may be a way that you can re programme your V+ remote to switch off your TV - though (most probably) to put it into standby as opposed to completely off . I know that the bog standard VM remotes can be programmed so it may be worth a try.

Ring 151 to get into the VM tv Faults line. Explain you problem to the technician and (if you're lucky) he may be able to give you a code (for your particular make of TV), which you can use to re programme your remote.

It know that it works with the normal remotes as I've used the same process to mute and set the volume control on my (Panasonic) TV.

Worth a try and you've nowt to lose ;0)

Si thee

30-03-2007, 21:58	#11
bw41101 cf.geek Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Blackpool Services: Broadband XL TV XL Phone - A device with buttons that makes a funny noise when it rings! Posts: 929	Re: TV on/off There may be a way that you can re programme your V+ remote to switch off your TV - though (most probably) to put it into standby as opposed to completely off . I know that the bog standard VM remotes can be programmed so it may be worth a try. Ring 151 to get into the VM tv Faults line. Explain you problem to the technician and (if you're lucky) he may be able to give you a code (for your particular make of TV), which you can use to re programme your remote. It know that it works with the normal remotes as I've used the same process to mute and set the volume control on my (Panasonic) TV. Worth a try and you've nowt to lose ;0) Si thee