Your original Panasonic remote is lost or broken, and you’ve got a universal remote sitting right there. All you need is the right code. This guide gives you every working universal remote code for Panasonic TV in 2026, covers both programming methods, and tells you exactly what to do if a code doesn’t work.
Quick Answer
Turn on your Panasonic TV. Press and hold the Setup button on your universal remote until the LED blinks twice. Press the TV button. Enter your 4-digit or 5-digit Panasonic code. Press Power — if the TV turns off, the code worked. Press Setup again to save it.
If you don’t know which code to try first, start with 0171 (GE) or 1277 (RCA). These match the widest range of Panasonic TV models.
Not sure which remote you have or whether it’s compatible? Use our Universal Remote Compatibility Checker to confirm before you start.
Panasonic TV Remote Codes by Universal Remote Brand
These are verified 4-digit and 5-digit codes for the most common universal remote brands. Try each code in order until one works.
RCA Remote Codes for Panasonic TV
RCA universal remotes use a 4-digit code system. These codes cover RCA remotes sold in the US from 2018 through 2026.
| Code Format | Codes |
|---|---|
| 4-digit | 1277, 1275, 1406, 1055, 1418, 1253, 1109, 1392, 1130, 1003, 1054, 1289, 1246, 1419, 1170, 1389, 1286, 1350, 1062 |
GE Remote Codes for Panasonic TV
GE universal remotes (also sold as Jasco) use 4-digit codes. The most reliable starting code is 0171.
| Code Format | Codes |
|---|---|
| 4-digit | 0437, 0054, 0170, 0950, 0003, 0070, 0171, 0062, 0381, 0148, 0374 |
Philips Remote Codes for Panasonic TV
Philips universal remotes accept both 4-digit and 5-digit codes depending on the model. Newer Philips remotes (SRP5016 and later) use 5-digit codes.
| Code Format | Codes |
|---|---|
| 4-digit | 0039, 0696, 0416, 0618, 0739, 0901, 0608, 0345, 0007, 0807, 0718 |
Spectrum Remote Codes for Panasonic TV
Spectrum universal remotes use 5-digit codes. If you’re on Spectrum cable, start with 11480.
| Code Format | Codes |
|---|---|
| 5-digit | 11480, 12240, 11927, 11947, 11924, 10171, 11060, 10150, 10156, 10178, 11142, 11347, 11454, 11774, 12360 |
One For All Remote Codes for Panasonic TV
One For All remotes use 5-digit codes. These work with most Panasonic LED and smart TV models.
| Code Format | Codes |
|---|---|
| 5-digit | 22435, 43612, 11212, 22461, 21615 |
Magnavox Remote Codes for Panasonic TV
Magnavox universal remotes use 4-digit and 5-digit codes.
| Code Format | Codes |
|---|---|
| 4-digit | 0029, 0052 |
| 5-digit | 00064 |
Brightstar Remote Codes for Panasonic TV
Brightstar remotes use 3-digit codes. These are common in hospitality and budget setups.
| Code Format | Codes |
|---|---|
| 3-digit | 004, 202, 802, 610, 301, 302, 303, 055, 056 |
Comcast / Xfinity Remote Codes for Panasonic TV
Comcast Xfinity remotes use 5-digit codes. These are pre-loaded for many Panasonic models.
| Code Format | Codes |
|---|---|
| 5-digit | 10171, 11060, 10150, 10156, 11480, 12240 |
DirecTV Remote Codes for Panasonic TV
DirecTV remotes use 5-digit codes. Start with 10171 for most Panasonic flat-panel TVs.
| Code Format | Codes |
|---|---|
| 5-digit | 10171, 10054, 11169, 11170, 10062 |
Universal Remote Codes for Other Panasonic Devices
Panasonic DVD and Blu-ray Player Codes
| Remote Brand | Codes |
|---|---|
| Universal (generic) | 2031, 2066, 2075, 2076, 2104, 2105, 2106, 2111, 2151, 2153, 2154 |
Panasonic Soundbar and Audio Device Codes
| Remote Brand | Codes |
|---|---|
| Universal (generic) | 4030, 4063, 4050, 4018, 4038, 4051, 4005 |
Looking for codes for a different brand? Check the Panasonic universal remote codes guide for device-specific pairing instructions.
How to Program a Universal Remote to a Panasonic TV (Manual Code Method)
This method works on virtually every universal remote sold in 2020–2026.
Step 1 — Turn on your Panasonic TV Switch the TV on using the physical power button on the set. Don’t use any remote for this step.
Step 2 — Press and hold the Setup button On your universal remote, press and hold the Setup button until the LED indicator blinks twice or stays solid. This puts the remote into programming mode.
Step 3 — Press the TV button Press the TV button once. On some remotes, this is labeled “Device” or has a TV icon.
Step 4 — Enter the code Type in the 4-digit or 5-digit Panasonic code using the number pad. Enter it slowly and accurately. The LED will blink once after each digit on some models.
Step 5 — Test the code Point the remote at your Panasonic TV and press Power. If the TV turns off, the code worked. Press Setup once more to save it.
If nothing happens, the code didn’t match. Move to the next code on your brand’s list and repeat Steps 2–5.
Need a breakdown of what each button on your remote actually does? The Remote Control Button Explainer tool walks through every button and its function clearly.
How to Program Without a Code (Auto Search Method)
If none of the manual codes work, the auto search method cycles through every code in the remote’s database automatically.
Step 1 — Turn on your Panasonic TV manually Same as above — use the physical button on the TV itself.
Step 2 — Press and hold the Code Search button Hold it until the LED lights up solid. On GE remotes, this is the “Setup” button. On DirecTV and Xfinity remotes, look for “A” or “Mute + Select” to enter search mode.
Step 3 — Press the TV button One press to tell the remote you’re pairing a TV.
Step 4 — Slowly press Power repeatedly Each press sends a different IR code. Keep pressing with a 2-second pause between each press. The TV will turn off when the correct code is reached.
Step 5 — Press Enter immediately The moment the TV turns off, press Enter or Setup to lock in that code. If you miss it and the TV turns back on, continue pressing Power until it turns off again, then lock it in.
What to Do If the Code Doesn’t Work
Try these steps in order before giving up.
1. Try every code on the list for your brand Most brands have 8–20 codes for Panasonic. One of them almost always works. Go through all of them before switching methods.
2. Check your code format Some remotes require 3-digit codes, others 4-digit or 5-digit. Entering a 4-digit code into a remote that expects 5 digits will always fail. Check your remote’s manual or look at the label on the battery cover for the code format.
3. Use the auto search method This bypasses code format confusion entirely. If you’ve tried 10+ manual codes with no result, auto search is faster.
4. Replace the batteries first Weak batteries cause incomplete IR signals. If the LED looks dim while you’re pressing buttons, replace the batteries before troubleshooting anything else.
5. Check for HDMI-CEC (Viera Link) Panasonic TVs from 2015 onward include a feature called Viera Link, Panasonic’s implementation of the HDMI-CEC standard. If your streaming device or soundbar is connected via HDMI and supports CEC, you may be able to control power and volume through that device’s remote — no codes needed. Enable Viera Link under Settings → HDMI Settings on your Panasonic TV.
6. Consider a replacement remote If you’ve exhausted every code and the auto search method fails, the issue may be that your universal remote’s database doesn’t include your specific Panasonic model — this happens with older remotes trying to pair with TVs released in 2023–2026. A universal remote with an updated code library will fix this. Look for one that explicitly lists 2024–2026 Panasonic smart TV support. <!– AFFILIATE LINK PLACEMENT — Purchase decision moment: reader has confirmed their current remote doesn’t work and is considering a replacement –>
If you’re at that point, a replacement universal remote compatible with Panasonic TVs is the most straightforward fix. Choose one with a 2024–2026 code library.
You can also use our Remote Code Finder tool to look up codes by entering your exact remote model number.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use any universal remote with a Panasonic TV? Yes. Any IR-based universal remote with a Panasonic code in its database will work. Remotes sold by GE, RCA, Philips, One For All, and cable providers like Spectrum and Xfinity all include Panasonic codes. Smart home remotes that use Bluetooth or Wi-Fi only (no IR blaster) won’t work.
Do these codes work with older Panasonic CRT and plasma TVs? Yes. Codes like 0003, 0054, and 0062 match legacy Panasonic tube and plasma models from the late 1990s through 2015. If you have an older set, try those first.
Will these codes work with 2024–2026 Panasonic smart TVs? Most will. Panasonic’s IR code structure has been consistent across generations. However, if your TV was released after 2023 and you’re using a remote bought before 2020, its code database may not include the latest firmware variants. In that case, use the auto search method or buy an updated remote.
Why does my Panasonic TV respond to volume but not power? This usually means the code is a partial match — it covers some functions but not all. Try the next code on the list for your remote brand. A full match gives you complete control: power, volume, input, and menu.
What’s the difference between 3-digit, 4-digit, and 5-digit codes? The code length depends on the remote’s generation and brand. Older and simpler remotes use 3-digit codes. Most mid-range remotes sold from 2010–2020 use 4-digit codes. Newer remotes (especially cable provider models like Spectrum and DirecTV) use 5-digit codes for a larger device database. Enter the format your remote’s manual specifies.
Looking for Codes for Other TV Brands?
If you need codes for other devices in your setup, these guides cover the most common brands:
- Samsung TV remote codes
- LG TV universal remote codes
- Sony TV remote codes
- Hisense TV remote codes
- Vizio universal remote codes
Final Note
The codes in this guide cover Panasonic TV models from the late 1990s through 2026, including LED, LCD, plasma, and current smart TV lines. Start with the code table for your specific remote brand. If that doesn’t get you a full match, run the auto search. If your remote is too old for newer Panasonic models, a replacement with an updated library is the fastest fix.
