Sharp Aquos Remote Codes For Samsung Blu-ray

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If you want to control your Samsung Blu-ray player using your Sharp Aquos TV remote, you need to program the remote with the correct manufacturer code. Most Sharp Aquos remotes are universal, meaning they can operate external devices like DVD players, VCRs, and Blu-ray players once paired.

This guide lists the working 2-digit and 4-digit codes for Samsung devices and provides clear steps to program your remote.

List of Sharp Aquos Remote Codes for Samsung Blu-ray

Different Sharp remote models require different code lengths. Start with the 2-digit codes, as these are the most common for Aquos TV remotes. If those do not work, try the 4-digit list.

Code TypeCodes
2-Digit Codes07, 12, 23, 31
4-Digit Codes0490, 0573, 0744, 2069, 0199, 0820

Note: If your remote has a specific “BD” (Blu-ray) mode button, use that. If not, use the “DVD” or “DVD/VCR” button.

How to Program Sharp Aquos Remote for Samsung Blu-ray

Follow these steps to pair your remote. The exact button combination may vary slightly depending on your specific Aquos model, but the standard method is below.

  1. Turn on your Samsung Blu-ray player manually. Ensure your TV is on and set to the correct input so you can see the screen.
  2. Enter Registration Mode:
    • Press and hold the DVD (or BD/STB) button and the DISPLAY button on your Sharp remote simultaneously.
    • Hold them until the LED light on the remote starts blinking.
  3. Enter the Code:
    • While the LED is blinking, enter the first code from the list above using the number pad (e.g., 07 or 0490).
  4. Confirm the Code:
    • The LED should stop blinking and turn off. This indicates the code has been stored.
  5. Test the Remote:
    • Point the remote at your Blu-ray player and press the POWER button.
    • If the device turns off, the code is correct. If it does not respond, repeat the steps with the next code in the list.

Alternative Method: AQUOS LINK (HDMI-CEC)

If you cannot find a working code, you may not need one. If your Sharp TV and Samsung Blu-ray player are connected via HDMI, you can use HDMI-CEC (Consumer Electronics Control).

  1. Go to your Sharp TV Menu > Settings > AQUOS LINK Setup.
  2. Enable AQUOS LINK Control.
  3. Go to your Samsung Blu-ray settings and enable Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC).
  4. Your Sharp remote should now automatically control the playback functions of the Blu-ray player without needing a code.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is my Sharp remote LED blinking quickly then turning off?

If the LED blinks rapidly and then turns off immediately after you enter a code, it usually means the code was invalid or not recognized by the remote. Try the next code in the list.

Which button should I use if I don’t have a “BD” button?

Most Sharp remotes map Blu-ray players to the DVD or DVD/VCR function button. You can program this button to control your Blu-ray player.

Will this remote control all functions of my Samsung Blu-ray?

Universal codes typically map basic functions like Power, Play, Pause, Stop, and Volume. Advanced features specific to Samsung (like Smart Hub or specific apps) may still require the original Samsung remote.

Conclusion:

If you have successfully paired your devices but the buttons are responding sluggishly, try replacing the batteries in your Sharp remote, as low power can weaken the signal during programming.

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