Welcome to the official guide for the Philips SRP9232D/27 universal remote. This remote is capable of operating thousands of audio/video devices, including TVs, Blu-ray™/DVD players, streaming media players, sound bars, and cable receivers.
A key feature of this remote is that it comes preprogrammed for the most common devices: simply press
TV for Samsung TVs and STR for Roku boxes. For all other devices, this guide provides the official instructions and codes you’ll need.
At a Glance: Philips SRP9232D/27 Specs
| Feature | Specification |
| Model | SRP9232D/27 |
| Max Devices | 3 (TV, STR, AUD) |
| Batteries | 2 x AAA (Alkaline recommended) |
| Backlit Keys | No |
| Code Saver | Yes, retains codes for 10 minutes during battery change |
| Preprogrammed | Yes, for Samsung TV and Roku |
Philips SRP9232D/27 Remote Codes
The SRP9232D/27 uses the standard Philips 4-digit universal code library for Direct Code Entry. The comprehensive list below contains the codes compatible with your remote.
How to Program the SRP9232D/27 Remote
The manual outlines two programming methods. For the best results, start with Method 1.
Method 1: Direct Code Entry (Recommended)
This is the simplest and quickest method.
- Locate the Code List and find the section for your device type (TV, STR, AUD) and brand.
- Press and hold the
SETUPbutton until the remote’s red light turns on. Release the button, and the light will remain on. - Press and release the device button you wish to program (e.g.,
TV). The red light will blink once and stay on. - Use the number buttons to enter the first 4-digit code for your brand. The red light will turn off after the fourth digit is entered.
- Point the remote at your device and test the buttons. If they do not operate the device correctly, repeat the process from Step 2 using the next code from the list.
Method 2: Auto Code Search
Use this method if you cannot find a code for your device. It is more complex than on other remotes, so read all steps before starting.
- Manually turn on the device you wish to control.
- Press and hold the
SETUPbutton until the red light turns on, then release it. - Press and release the desired device button (e.g.,
TV). The red light will blink once and remain on. - Point the remote at the device and press the
POWERbutton. The remote will send a batch of 10 codes. - Did the device turn off? If YES, proceed to Step 6. If NO, repeat Step 4 to test the next batch of 10 codes.
- Manually turn the device back on.
- Point the remote at the device and press and release the
VOL ▲button. The remote will test the first code from the successful batch. If the device turns off, you have found the code. Press the same device button you pressed in Step 3 to store it. - If it did not turn off, continue pressing
VOL ▲every 3 seconds to test the other 9 codes in the batch. When the device turns off, press the same device button from Step 3 to store the code.
Advanced Features
- Primary Audio Control: This feature lets you lock the volume control to one device (like a soundbar).
- To Enable: Press
SETUP(light on) -> Press device button (e.g.,AUD) -> PressMUTE-> PressVOL ▲. The light will blink twice. - To Disable: Press
SETUP(light on) -> Press the enabled device button -> PressMUTE-> PressVOL ▼. The light will blink twice.
- To Enable: Press
- Code Identification: To find the 4-digit code programmed to a device:
- Press
SETUP(light on). - Press the desired device button (e.g.,
TV). - Press
ENTER. - Press
#1and count the flashes for the first digit. Repeat with#2,#3, and#4for the remaining digits. - Press
ENTERto exit.
- Press
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
How do I reset the SRP9232D/27 to its factory settings?
Press and hold the SETUP button until the red light turns on. Then, press and release the MUTE button, followed by the number #0 button. The red indicator light will flash twice to confirm the reset.
What if a code only operates some of my device’s features?
The manual confirms this can happen. You should try programming the remote with a different code from the list, as it may offer more functionality.
Can I control my soundbar’s volume while watching TV?
Yes. The “Primary Audio Control” feature is designed for this. Follow the steps in the “Advanced Features” section to have the volume buttons always control your audio device.
What are the A, B, C, and D buttons for?
These buttons are used to access additional features on DVRs, cable receivers, and satellite receivers.
Pros and Cons of the SRP9232D/27
- Pros:
- Comes preprogrammed for two of the most popular brands.
- Features Primary Audio Control to lock volume to one device.
- Code Saver ensures you don’t lose programming during a battery change.
- Cons:
- Keys are not backlit, making it difficult to use in the dark.
- Does not have an advanced “learning” function.
- The Auto Code Search method is more complex than on other remotes.
Philips SRP9232D/27 User Manual
For the official documentation, including a detailed button diagram, warranty information, and FCC statements, please refer to the user manual.
Conclusion
The Philips SRP9232D/27 is a capable remote for controlling your primary devices, especially if you own a Samsung TV or Roku box. By following the official methods in this guide, you can program it accurately for your entire setup. If a specific code worked for you, please share it in the comments!
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