The old rca universals I refered to are the one's that came with each of my: RCA dvd player; 32" RCA tv; RCA vcr (which I don't use much anymore) and of course the RCA audio receiver we're talking about here.
None of them required me to enter any codes, they all worked the the audio receiver (the RCA RV3798) and all the other RCA stuff just as they came. I'll provide you the model numbers of all these rca devices and aprox year I bought them:
RCA 32" TV F32685 Bought new 9/99 RCA DVD RC5220P Bought new 9/99 RCA Audio receiver RV-3798 Bought new 7/98 RCA VCR VR691HF Bought new 9/98
Other things that may shed some light:
My Cinema 7 WILL work the the RCA DVD with code 0522 and the origional remote for that dvd player WILL operate the RCA RV3798 audio receiver we're talking about without any codes being entered.
The manual for the DVD doesn't list any device codes other than tv and under rca it lists: 1000,1003,1004,1005,1006,1007,1019,1096,1098,1099,1100,1101,1102,1103,1129,1179,1181,1187,1188 & 1190
The C7 WILL also operate the RCA TV without any programing or code sets - I found this out when I did a 981 reset on the C7 and found it worked the tv fine.
I had previously used code 0047 for the tv but didn't bother adding it since it works fine without it. The origional remote for the tv also works the audio receiver without any code entering. (The manual for the tv lists the following codes under rca audio though: am/fm 4003; Aux 4004; Phone 4005; CD 4007; Tape 4006)
Now the audio codes listed in the RV3798 audio receiver manual for RCA (which of course I never needed) are: AMP: 024; AM/FM: 003; CD: 007, 043, 044; TAPE: 006; PHONO: 005; AUX: 004 & 054
Does any of this help and please pardon me if I deluged you with more than you needed.
