# How to Program Verizon Fios Remotes (With & Without Code)

By: Vishnu Mohan | In: Programming | Last updated: 01/06/2025

The Verizon Fios TV remotes are universal, and they come in a few native and co-branded models that work specifically for each make and model of set-top boxes. Each one has different remote codes and is used to pair the remote with your TV and other devices.

This guide covers programming Verizon universal remotes, including the Fios TV One Voice Remote (VRC4100), P265, P283 (Big Button Remote), Philips RC144, Motorola DRC800, and Scientific Atlanta AllTouch AT8550. For easy setup, a code lookup tool is also provided to quickly find the correct programming codes.

## Verizon Fios Remote Codes

The Verizon Fios remote codes for major TV brands are listed below:

- - AOC – 026
  - Audiovox – 035
  - Coby – 070
  - Envision – 114
  - Funai – 128
  - Haier – 146
  - Hitachi – 164
  - Insignia – 180
  - JVC – 193
  - LG – 210
  - Magnavox – 222
  - Mitsubishi – 243
  - Panasonic – 279
  - Philips – 285
  - Pioneer – 290
  - Polaroid – 294
  - Proscan – 302
  - RCA – 321
  - Samsung – 331
  - Sansui – 332
  - Sanyo – 333
  - Sceptre – 335
  - Sharp – 342
  - Sony – 352
  - Sylvania – 371
  - Toshiba – 397
  - Viewsonic – 418
  - Vizio – 424
  - Westinghouse – 433
  - Zenith – 440

For more brands and 4-digit codes for other models, use the code lookup tool below.

### Verizon Fios Remote Code Lookup Tool

Code Type

Device Type

Brand

Note: The codes are compiled from official code lists of multiple Verizon Fios remote models.

## How to Program Verizon Fios Remotes

Since the Verizon remotes come in different makes and models, their programming is also slightly different. The exact step-by-step instructions for all the models are described below.

### Programming Fios TV Voice Remote

New voice remotes automatically pair with the Fios TV One or Fios TV One Mini set-top box when the plastic battery isolation tab is removed. If pairing fails, pair it manually using the steps below:

1. Point the remote at the Fios TV One (or Mini) set-top box.
2. Press and hold the Play/Pause and the number “0” buttons simultaneously until the blue LED starts flashing. Then release both the buttons.
3. When the blue light stops flashing, the remote is paired and ready to use.

Note: Only one voice remote can be paired with a Fios TV One at a time.

After pairing with your set-top box, the Fios TV Voice Remote automatically detects and controls all HDMI-connected TVs and audio devices. If it doesn’t, follow one of the methods below to set up the remote for your TV and audio equipment.

#### Automatic Setup

1. Ensure your TV and Fios set-top box are turned on.
2. Navigate to Menu > Settings > Voice Control > Fios TV Voice Remote > Program Fios TV Voice Remote > Auto Setup. Press OK to select.
3. Once the setup completes, a “Success” message will appear in the top right corner of the TV screen. If it doesn’t, proceed with the manual setup procedure below.

#### Manual Setup

1. Ensure your TV and Fios set-top box are on.
2. Go to Menu > Settings > Voice Control > Fios TV Voice Remote > Program Fios TV Voice Remote > Manual Setup. Press OK to select.
3. Select your TV or audio device brand and model, then follow the on-screen prompts.
4. When setup is complete, a “Success” message will appear in the top right of the TV screen.

### Programming P265 and P283 Remotes

#### Brand Code Entry

1. Turn on your TV and Fios set-top box, and ensure live TV is visible.
2. Press and hold the OK and number 0 buttons together for a few seconds, then release. The LED will blink twice and stay on.
3. Enter the 3-digit code for your TV brand. The LED will blink twice and stay on.
4. Press CH+ repeatedly until the TV turns off. Wait 1 second between presses. Press CH- to go back if needed.
5. [Optional Step] Turn the TV on with TV Power and test the volume, mute, and input buttons. If a key doesn’t work, press and hold it until it responds, then release.
6. Press OK to save. The LED will blink 3 times and turn off.

Notes:

- If the CH+ button is pressed too many times and the lights flash rapidly, all codes for that brand have been tried. If your TV didn’t respond, use the Auto Code Search method to scan all codes.
- The remote exits programming mode automatically after 60 seconds of inactivity.
- To restart programming, press the Exit button. The LED will turn off when the remote exits programming mode.

#### Auto Code Search

1. Turn on your TV and Fios set-top box, and ensure live TV is visible.
2. Press and hold the OK and FiOS TV buttons for a few seconds, then release. The LED will blink twice and stay on.
3. Press and hold the ▶ (Play) button until the TV turns off. This may take up to 15 minutes as the remote cycles through codes. Release the button when the TV turns off.
4. (Optional) Turn the TV on using the TV Power button and test the volume, mute, and input buttons. If a button doesn’t work, press and hold it until it responds, then release.
5. Press OK to save. The LED will blink 3 times and turn off.

Notes:

- The code search may take up to 15 minutes as the remote cycles through 500+ codes, starting with the most common. Hold the Play button to find the correct code.
- Once all codes are tried, the LED and backlit buttons will flash 4 times and turn off, exiting programming mode.
- Some TVs may respond slowly. If your TV doesn’t turn on after pressing TV Power in step 4, you likely skipped the correct code. Use CH- or CH+ to navigate one code at a time.
- To restart programming, press Exit and start over. The LED will turn off when the remote exits programming mode.

### Programming Philips RC144 Remote

The Philips RC144 remote is pre-programmed for your Fios TV set-top box but requires setup to use VOL+, VOL-, and Mute buttons with your TV. It can also control two additional devices, like a DVD player or audio receiver, with each device programmed separately. To program your remote, follow these steps:

#### Direct Code Entry

1. Press and hold the desired device key (TV, DVD, etc.). While holding it, press OK and release both. The device key will blink twice.
2. Enter a 4-digit code. The device key will blink thrice.
3. Point the remote at the device and press Power to test the code. If the device turns off, the programming is complete. If not, repeat the steps with the next code in the list.

Notes:

- If some buttons don’t work as expected, try the next code for your brand.
- The DVD key can be assigned to a DVD or VCR, while AUX is for audio receivers, amplifiers, or VCRs.
- The remote exits programming mode automatically after 20 seconds of inactivity.

#### Auto Code Search

If the listed codes don’t work or your brand isn’t listed, follow these steps:

1. Turn on the device you want to program.
2. Press and hold the desired device key, then press OK. Release both keys. The device key will blink twice.
3. Enter 922 using the number keypad.
4. Press the Play (▶) button once.
5. Press Fast Forward (▶▶) repeatedly until the device turns off. Each press sends a new power-off command. Use Rewind (◀◀) to backtrack if you skip the correct code.
6. Press OK to save the code.

Notes:

- With over 300 TV and DVD codes, you might need to press Fast Forward (▶▶) many times. The remote will blink twice and exit if all codes are tried.
- Press Exit to cancel programming at any time.

### Programming Motorola DRC800 Remote

#### Direct Code Entry

1. Press and hold the device key (e.g., TV, AUDIO, etc.) for 6 seconds. All device LEDs will light up, and the selected device LED will stay on.
2. Enter a 4-digit code. The LED briefly turns off after each digit. If the code is valid, the LED blinks three times. If invalid, the LED turns off.
3. Test the code by pressing POWER. If the device responds (turns off), the setup is complete. If not, repeat the steps with the next code for your brand.

Note:

- You have 10 seconds to press each digit in Step 2. If the time runs out, the remote will exit programming mode, and you’ll need to start over.

#### Auto Code Search

1. Press and hold the device key (e.g., TV, AUDIO, etc.) for 6 seconds. All device LEDs will light up, and the selected device LED will stay on.
2. Press a function key (Power, Mute, Play, CH+, or Stop). The device key LED will blink 3 times and turn off.
3. Press the Up Arrow (▲) repeatedly until the device responds. The remote sends the selected function’s IR command. Use Down Arrow (▼) to retry if you skipped the correct code.
4. Press OK to save the code.

### Programming Scientific Atlanta AT8550 Remote

#### Direct Code Entry

1. Press and hold SELECT and the desired mode key (e.g., TV, DVD, VCR, AUX, CBL) until all mode keys blink twice.
2. Enter a 4-digit code. The mode keys will blink twice.
3. Point the remote at the device and test with keys like POWER, VOL+/-, or PLAY. If the device responds, the setup is complete. If not, try a different code. Repeat this for each mode key you want to program.

#### Auto Code Search

1. Press and hold SELECT and the desired mode key (e.g., TV, DVD, VCR, AUX, CBL) until all mode keys blink twice.
2. Enter the code 991. The mode key blinks twice.
3. Point the remote at the device and press PLAY. The remote will cycle through codes, blinking once for each new code and twice when it finishes.
4. Press SELECT immediately when the device turns off.
5. Test by pressing POWER. If the device powers on, press SELECT to save the code. If not, use CH- or CH+ to go back or forward to the correct code. When it turns off, press SELECT to save the code.

In conclusion, programming your Verizon Fios remote, whether it’s the Fios TV One Voice Remote, P265, P283, or other models like the Philips RC144, Motorola DRC800, and Scientific Atlanta AT8550, is a simple process when you follow the right steps.

Whether you prefer entering codes manually or using the auto-search method, the process ensures compatibility with various TV brands and devices. With the help of the code lookup tool provided, you can quickly find the right codes and then program your remote and can get back to enjoying your favorite shows with ease.

#### About the Author: Vishnu Mohan

Vishnu is a professional home theater technician and experienced AV installer with over 7 years of hands-on experience setting up custom home entertainment systems. He specializes in universal remote programming, system troubleshooting, and AV integration and optimization, with a focus on making complex setups intuitive and user-friendly. He has extensive experience with a wide range of brands, including Logitech Harmony, GE, RCA, One For All, and more, and enjoys helping users get the most out of their devices. When he's not on the job, he shares remote codes, programming procedures, and troubleshooting tips right here on the blog to help others confidently take control of their home tech.

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