Setting up a universal remote for your TV usually involves a few simple steps:

1. Insert batteries into the remote.
2. Find your TV's brand code in the remote's manual or online.
3. Press and hold the setup button until the indicator light turns on.
4. Enter the code using the remote's number buttons.
5. Test the remote by pressing power or volume. If it works, setup is complete. If not, try another code.

Some remotes offer a 'learning' function, letting you copy commands from your original remote. Always check the instructions specific to your remote model for best results.

Many universal remotes are designed to work with a wide range of TV brands, including Hisense. To use a universal remote with a Hisense TV:

• Check the remote's compatibility list for Hisense.
• Follow the setup instructions, using the correct code for Hisense.
• If your remote has a learning function, you can program it by copying commands from your original Hisense remote.

Results may vary based on the remote model and TV features, so it's helpful to review the product details before purchasing.

If you don't have a code for your TV, many universal remotes offer an auto-search or learning feature:

1. Turn on your TV.
2. Press and hold the setup button until the indicator light stays on.
3. Press the device button (like 'TV').
4. Press the power button repeatedly until the TV turns off.
5. Once it turns off, press the setup button to lock in the code.

Some remotes also let you copy functions directly from your original remote. Always refer to your remote's manual for specific instructions.

To set up an RCA universal learning remote:

1. Insert batteries and turn on your TV.
2. Press and hold the 'Setup' button until the indicator light turns on.
3. Press the device button (like 'TV').
4. Enter the code for your TV brand, found in the manual or online.
5. If your remote supports learning, follow the instructions to copy commands from your original remote.

If the code doesn't work, try the auto-search method or use the learning function for more flexibility.

Choosing a universal remote depends on your needs. Here are some features to consider:

• Device compatibility: Make sure it supports all your devices, like TV, DVD, streaming boxes, and soundbars.
• Learning function: Lets you copy commands from your original remotes.
• Big buttons: Easier to use, especially for seniors or those with limited dexterity.
• Backlit keys: Helpful for use in low-light settings.
• Simple setup: Look for remotes with easy programming or auto-search options.

Review product details to find the best fit for your home entertainment setup.