One For All Setup

Universal Electronics Inc.

About this app

***Note: Starting Android 6.0, Android removed programmatic access to the device’s local hardware identifier for apps using the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. This update broke the app’s ability to pair with the remote. Our latest update addresses this problem.

The One For All Setup app is used to set up devices on the One For All Smart Control (URC 7980). The app uses Bluetooth Low Energy (also known as Bluetooth Smart) to communicate with the remote control, giving access to the full online database of over 7,000 brands and 335,000 individual models of Audio/Video devices. Devices can be set up by model search, function search or directly selecting the code. With the latest integration, use Virtual Agent to guide you through setting up your remote with helpful tips. The app also gives you access to the Remote Finder functionality, allowing you to locate your remote by simply pressing a button and listening for the beep.

Features:

• Search by brand, model, function or code
• Automatic setup on the One For All Smart Control
• Ensures compatibility with your Home Entertainment devices, now and in the future
• Use Virtual Agent to help you set up your remote
• Remote finder – locate your remote using your phone
• Requires a Bluetooth Smart capable phone

This app is covered by one or more of the following U.S. Patents: 8,176,432 7,782,309 7,821,504 7,821,505 6,014,092 7,589,642 7,046,161 5,552,917 7,218,243 7,999,794. Other U.S. and foreign patents pending.

The One For All Setup app is powered by QuickSet Cloud from Universal Electronics. For more info see http://quicksetcloud.com/.

If you're looking for a TV remote app, you might want to try the new Nevo Home Beta release which works purely with Wi-Fi against compatible devices: https://p3mw2.app.goo.gl/v5ic

Ratings and reviews

Salesman said the app makes pairing simple. I didn't see instructions for the app right away-My fault. No luck with with the printed directions. Installed the app. It took 5 or 6 tries with app. Could pick my model TV from the list. App would time-out early or proceed w/o hitting "Go." Finally ended up that I had to type manually the whole 14 alphanumeric manually (even though it was on the list) before the remote would pair with my Samsung TV. Believe the app needs work to be more user friendly

The process of pairing was very frustrating, requiring me to factory reset 3 times. I finally got the application to push my TCL Roku TV configuration after several hours of failure. Here are some points for new owners. 1: Make sure you permit location access. 2: Restart your phone after installation and before pairing. 3: Expect the app to show disconnected all the time. After pairing simply add a device and you'll see the device led flash while it is talking. If it fails, restart the phone.

Very basic. The UI is very simple but not user friendly. It only allows you to edit the main devices of the remote and not the macros and activities. It would be nice to be able to completely setup the remote and save a backup of everything in the app. It would also be nice to be able to switch between different profiles on the remote through the app. Overall this is unique but really needs a good polish.

What's new

Update to support Android API 34