What to do if the Gyration Remote Control cursor doesn't move?
If the Gyration Remote Control's cursor doesn't move when you press the “Motion by Gyration” button, it could be due to a disconnected remote control and computer. Try connecting the remote to your computer. Alternatively, the batteries might be low, so try replacing them.
Why does my Gyration Remote Control say 'NO SERVICE'?
If the Gyration Remote Control displays “NO SERVICE”, it could be due to radio interference or the remote being out of range. Try moving electronic devices away from your PC and placing the remote closer to the computer. Another cause might be that the Gyration Music Service Application is not enabled. To re-enable it, click the Gyration Music Service (red) icon on the Windows Taskbar and click “Start.”
How to fix a Gyration Remote Control display screen that doesn't update?
If the Display screen of your Gyration Remote Control doesn't match updates to your Windows Media Player or iTunes audio library, the Gyration Music Service Application might not have updated correctly. To fix this, restart the application by clicking the Gyration Music Service (green) icon on the Windows Taskbar and clicking “Restart.” The display screen may also need to be manually refreshed by pressing the button to return to the Main Menu, or by using the menu navigation buttons to move up or down from the current level in the Display screen.
What to do if Gyration Remote Control navigation buttons aren't working?
If the menu navigation buttons on your Gyration Remote Control are non-responsive while the Display screen is active, the Gyration Music Service Application may have lost contact with the remote control. To fix this, refresh the Display screen by pressing the button for three seconds to shut it off, then pressing the button again to turn it back on. Another cause could be that the remote control is out of range. Try placing the remote control closer to the computer.
How to stop the cursor from drifting on my Gyration Remote Control?
If the cursor drifts on the screen when using the Gyration Remote Control, the remote control sensor may require self-recalibration. Place the remote control on a flat surface for 5 or more seconds to allow the gyroscope to perform a self-steady routine, which will identify and eliminate drift.
Why is the cursor movement choppy on my Gyration Remote Control?
If the cursor movement is choppy or erratic when using the Gyration Remote Control, there may be radio interference near the computer. Try moving any electronic devices away from the PC, such as speakers or radios.
How to adjust cursor speed on a Gyration Remote Control?
If the Gyration Remote Control cursor moves too fast or too slow, the speed or acceleration may not be set properly. To resolve this, change the cursor tracking speed under the Mouse settings in the Control Panel.
What does 'NO LINK' mean on my Gyration Remote Control?
If the text “NO LINK” is displayed on the Display screen of your Gyration Remote Control, the remote control and computer are not connected. Connect the R4000 Music Remote with your computer.
Why does my Gyration Remote Control cursor move on its own?
If the cursor moves even when you're not pressing the “Motion by Gyration” center button on your Gyration Remote Control, you may be in continuous cursor movement mode. Press the “Motion by Gyration” button to exit this mode. Refer to the Gyro Operation section for more details.
Why won't the Gyration Remote Control wake my computer?
If the Power/Standby button on the Gyration Remote Control does not wake the computer out of Standby mode, manually turn on the computer using the system Power button if the computer was in Hibernation or Shutdown mode with AC power removed. Also, ensure that the 'wake from USB' option is enabled in the system BIOS. For information on accessing the system BIOS, see your Owner’s Manual. You may also need to press and hold the Power/Standby button for 2-3 seconds to wake the PC.
General| Brand | Gyration |
|---|---|
| Model | GYR4101US |
| Category | Remote Control |
| Type | Air Mouse |
| Operating Distance | 100 feet |
| Range | Up to 100 feet |
| Pointing Device Features | Motion sensing |
| Power Source | Battery |
| Dimensions | 6.5 x 2.5 x 1.5 inches |
| Connectivity | Wireless |
| Battery Type | AA |
| Compatibility | PC, Mac |
| Features | Ergonomic design |
Overview of remote control buttons and their functions.
Identifies specific button clusters on the remote for various functions.
Details buttons in cluster A, B, and C and their functions.
Details buttons in cluster D, E, F, G, and H and their functions.
Details the functions of TV, PC, Cable/Satellite, and Auxiliary modes.
Explains how to activate gyroscope for cursor control.
Explains how to connect the RCU to the Gyration USB RF Receiver.
Step-by-step guide for binding the remote and PC.
Describes how to install the RF transceiver for PC connectivity.
Explains ways to program the remote for device control.
Step-by-step guide for automatic code searching.
Method for programming using specific code numbers.
Step-by-step guide to clear individual learned button functions.
How to browse and play music from your PC.
How to navigate the music display menu structure.
Steps to adjust the contrast on the RCU display.
Common problems and solutions for cursor control.
Problems with 'NO LINK' or 'NO SERVICE' on the display.
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