TCL Television with XBox One Media Remote

Hello Dimenson,

Our understanding here is that the control/remote attempting to be used on the Xbox One is the Talon Media Remote, but the console is not recognizing your TV or it's model type.

Is this only occurring when connecting with the Talon Media Remote?

Has there been use of other media remotes with the console?

Has this been attempted with a different television?

Clarify this for us and we'll be here to assist with further with this issue.

Best wishes!

I have the same problem. It looks like there aren't any remote codes yet for the TCL Roku TV's. They use a special Roku remote that has an ON - OFF button unlike normal Roku remotes.

Hopefully we will get an update soon that includes a new remote code for these.

I have a 55FS4610R and all of the codes that the XBOX has for TCL do not work.

Hello,

The Xbox One Media Remote uses a infrared (IR) transmitter, which is fairly common in television remotes and it's probably the same technology used to control your LED lights which is the problem your running into.

The Xbox One controller users a different technology which is why you don't have that problem with the controller as you do with the media remote.

IR requires a straight line to the console in order to control it, so you essentially need to move the LED lights IR module away from the console so when you attempt to use the media remote, the LED lights don't detect it. I'm not sure if this is a feasible
option but that's probably your only option.

news.xbox.com/.../xbox-one-media-remote

Program the media remote for your TV

Before your media remote can work with your television set, you need to program it for use with your particular brand of TV. There are two ways to program your media remote: manually entering your TV code or scanning to find your TV code.

Note After 30 seconds of inactivity, the media remote will exit the TV programming mode. Pressing any button besides Select, 0–9, or Channel Up/Down returns the media remote to its original mode and ends programming mode. Now, take the batteries out of the
remote for about 3 - 5 minutes to allow it to reset. From there replace the batteries in the remote and try the instruction that came with the remote (PDF). If that doesn't work then try to program the remote to a different tv to make sure the remote works
properly. Please just remember to program the remote within 9 seconds to prevent the

remote from resetting again in the middle of programming it.

Watch the following video to see how to program the media remote for your TV.