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The video showcases the functionalities and testing of a Casio CMD 40 remote control watch. Initially, the creator examines the remote control feature of the watch, encountering a problem with its dim RA diode, which likely signals a need for a battery replacement. They demonstrate the watch's learning mode, successfully programming it to mimic signals from a standard TV remote to control a TV. Later, the creator faces challenges in using the watch's programmed buttons to operate a TV, speculating that a weak battery might be causing the issue and requesting viewer feedback for troubleshooting. Key points include the Casio CMD 40's remote capabilities, its learning feature, and issues potentially related to battery performance.
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In this part of the video, the creator demonstrates the functionality of a Casio CMD 40 remote control watch. They start by testing if the watch’s remote control function works, noting that the RA diode is very dim and the battery may need replacement. They compare it with a regular TV remote to show the functioning. The watch includes a learning mode which allows it to learn and mimic codes from other remotes. The creator enters the learning mode, demonstrates how to set it, and successfully codes the watch to accept signals from a TV remote, showcasing the process and confirming that the watch can now control a TV.
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In this part of the video, the individual attempts to turn their TV on and off using various programmed buttons on a device. Despite multiple tries and angles, none of the buttons function as intended, leading to the decision to manually turn the TV on to continue testing. After further unsuccessful attempts, they hypothesize that the issue might be due to the battery needing replacement. They request feedback from viewers if they might have done something wrong according to the manual.