How to Program Chunghop Universal Remote Controls

programming chunghop universal remotes

Chunghop universal remotes offer a broad selection, featuring hundreds of models with more than 15 code versions. This guide will help you find the correct setup codes and step-by-step instructions to program your remote easily, ensuring it works seamlessly with all your devices.

I have compiled all versions of the 3-digit and 4-digit remote codes for most models into a handy code lookup tool. Simply select a version from the dropdown to view all models supporting that code version. After finding the compatible codes for your particular device, follow the programming steps given for your remote model.

Chunghop Universal Remote Codes

The 3-digit Chunghop remote codes for major TV brands are listed below:

Brand 3-Digit Codes 4-Digit Codes
Ace 282, 713 1628, 2198
Nova N/A 2012
Pensonic 001, 002, 014, 015 NA
Samsung 008, 011, 016, 021 2032, 2045, 2046
LG 007, 008, 014, 015, 024 2038, 2051, 2287, 2303
Vizio 679, 680, 681, 682 0768, 0524, 0481
Sony 005, 041, 049, 094, 106 2097, 2098, 2099, 2100
Hisense 000, 006, 007, 008, 010 2168, 2182
TCL 051, 053, 068, 071 2293
Philips 377, 378, 420, 424, 443 2011, 2045, 2048, 2054
Insignia 475, 521, 566, 528, 478 NA
Sanyo 000, 007, 008, 014, 015 2049, 2057, 2073
Toshiba 007, 008, 014, 015 2010, 2044, 2096, 2100
Sharp 003, 016, 018, 025, 135 2037, 2100, 2119, 2120

To find codes for additional Tv brands and other devices like aircon, DVD player, etc., use the code lookup tool provided below.

Chunghop Universal Remote Code Lookup Tool

Note: The codes are compiled from multiple sources, so not all codes may be compatible with your specific remote model.

How to Program Chunghop Universal Remote

Version 1


The following instructions apply to models 2128, 2136, H-1080E, H-1880E, M1E, Q-33E, Q-X33E, RC-133E, RM-033E, RM-08S, RM-09S, RM-109E, RM-118E, RM-128E, RM-139E, RM-139EX, RM-180E, RM-316E, RM-68E, RM-6US, and RM-A1E that use 3-digit v.1/v.5/v.6 codes.

Direct Code Entry: Press and hold the SET button until the LED lights up and stays on. Then enter a 3-digit code and check if it works. If not, repeat using the next code.

Manual Code Search: Press and hold the SET button until the LED lights up. Press the VOL+ button repeatedly until the volume symbol appears, then press SET to save the code.

Auto Code Search: Press and hold the SET button until the LED lights up and remains on. Press the Power button to send codes. When the Volume or Mute symbol appears, immediately press any key to save the code.

Version 2

The following instructions apply to models E885, RM-101, RM-101X, RM-170, RM-188E, RM-233, RM-238, RM-332E, RM-333E, RM-409E, RM-426, RM-6133, RM-701E, RM-733, RM-790, RM-810, RM-836E, RM-861, RM-908, RM-920E, RM-933E, RM-938C, RM-939E, RM-962, RM-969E, RM-E87, RM-E877, RM-E98, RM-L003E, RM-L488, RM-L616, RM-L677, RM-L708, RM-X10, RM-X11, RM-X60, URC 08, URC 08T, URC 10, etc. that use 3-digit v.2/v.3/v.4 and 4-digit v.1/v.2 codes.

Direct Code Entry: Press and hold the SET and device buttons until the LED lights up, then enter a 3 or 4-digit code. If it doesn’t work, try the next code for your brand.

Manual Code Search: Press and hold the SET and device buttons until the LED illuminates. Release the SET, and the LED will flash. Then press the Power button repeatedly until your device turns off. Press the device button again to save the code.

Auto Code Search: Press the device button you want to program. Then press and hold the SET and Power buttons until the LED lights up. Release the buttons, and the LED will blink as it sends out codes. When your device turns off, press any other button immediately to save the code.

Version 3

The following instructions apply to models ia4, U6, RM-90, RM-M82, RM-M86, and similar models that use codes similar to RCA 3-digit v.1.

Direct Code Entry: Press and hold the CODE SEARCH button until the LED stays on. Then, press and release the device button you want to program. Enter a 3-digit code. If it doesn’t work, try the next code listed for your brand.

Manual Code Search: Press and hold the CODE SEARCH button until the LED remains on. Then, press and release the device button you want to program. Press the ON-OFF button repeatedly until your device turns off, and then press ENTER to store the code.

Auto Code Search: Press and hold the CODE SEARCH button until the LED stays on. Then, press and release the device button you want to program. Press the ON-OFF button ONCE. When your device turns off, press ENTER to save the code.

Version 4

The following instructions apply to models E499, E772, RM-301E, RM-312, RM-366, RM-377E, RM-399C, RM-441E, RM-50, RM-828, RM-860, RM-868, RM-889, RM-A4, RM-E82, RM-E86, RM-E90, RM-S909, URC 03, and similar models that use 4-digit v.3 codes.

Direct Code Entry: Press the desired device button (e.g., TV). Hold Volume+ and Channel+ until the LED stays on. Enter the 4-digit code. If it doesn’t work, try the next code.

Auto Code Search: Press the device button (e.g., TV). Hold Volume+ and Channel+ until the LED stays on. Hold the Power button until your device turns off, then release and test. Repeat with the next code if needed.

Version 5

The following instructions apply to models UR130, UR616, UR616, UR618, UR668, UR772, UR881, UR938, UR1899, and similar models specially designed for the North and South American market, using codes similar to General Electric v1.

Direct Code Entry: Press and hold the device button (such as TV and DVD) until the LED lights up. Enter a 4-digit code and check if it works. If not, try the next code.

Manual Code Search: Press and hold the device button until the LED lights up. Then press Channel+ every 2 seconds until your device turns off. Press the device key again to lock in the code.

Auto Code Search: Press and hold the device button until the LED lights up. Then press the POWER button. The LED will flash rapidly, sending different codes. When your device turns off, press the device button again to save the code.

Version 6

The following instructions apply to models E373, E407, E418, E488, E800, E969, and similar models designed for the European market, using 4-digit v.4 codes.

Direct Code Entry: Press and release the device button. Then, press and hold the SET button until the LED lights up and stays on. Enter a 4-digit code. Test if it works; if not, try the next code.

Manual Code Search: Press and release the device button. Hold the SET button until the LED stays on. Press Channel+ repeatedly until your device turns off, then press OK to exit. If there is no Channel+ button, use the Play or Power button instead.

Auto Code Search: Press and release the device button. Hold the SET button until the LED stays on. Press Channel+ (or Play/Power) once. The LED will flash rapidly to send codes. When your device turns off, press OK to exit search mode.

Version 7

The following instructions apply to models RM-436E, RM-618E, RM-686E, RM-808E, RM-80E, RM-828E, RM-841E, RM-914E, RM-977E, and similar models designed for the European market, using 4-digit v.5 codes.

Direct Code Entry: Press the device button. Hold the CODE button until the LED stays on. Enter the 4-digit code. If it doesn’t work, try the next code listed for your brand.

Auto Code Search: Press the device button. Hold the CODE button until the LED stays on. Enter 1111. When your device turns off, press the CODE button within 2 seconds to exit search mode.


So these are the three different ways by which you can program your Chunghop remote to any device it supports. The direct code entry method is the easiest one, as it requires very little time compared to the other two methods. However, you need codes ready to enter that are compatible with your brand and device.

Chhunghop universal remote comes in different variants, but don’t worry, the steps to program them are the same as described above. Now it’s your turn to try these steps and configure your remote. Once done, let us know your feedback in the comments section. If you encounter any problem, do mention that too in your comments.

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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