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There have been several Roku LT models, the last being model 2700 released in 2013, all of which will respond to any inexpensive universal infrared remote you can find at a local dollar store, discount store, etc, that says it supports Roku devices. Not only can you use this to set up your Roku, you'll then have a remote to use with it.
But honestly, LTs are old technology and personally I wouldn't spend much time or money trying to get it working. They can't run popular channels such as Prime Video, Hulu Live TV, and HBO Max that depend on features and capabilities added in more recent Rokus, And any of today's product line will run rings around an old LT in terms of speed and responsiveness.
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