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General| Device Type | Universal Remote Control |
|---|---|
| Supported Devices | TV, DVD, VCR, Cable |
| Batteries | 2 x AAA |
| Brand | Interest Systems |
| Type | 4-in-1 Universal Remote |
Instructions for inserting AAA batteries into the remote control.
Guidance on optimal placement and line-of-sight for the IR receiver.
Steps to connect the external IR receiver via USB to a computer.
Instructions for installing an internal IR receiver on a motherboard.
Guidance on connecting a CIR receiver to a motherboard with a CIR header.
Overview of the six types of buttons on the remote control.
Takes the user to the Windows Media Center Start menu.
Moves the focus point on the screen (Up, Down, Left, Right).
Performs the action at the current focus point.
Moves back one position in the user interface stack.
Provides information for the current focus point.
Buttons like Play, Pause, Stop, Record, Fast Forward, Rewind for media.
Skips backward one increment depending on media type.
Puts the PC into or wakes it from standby mode.
Button can be programmed to turn on the TV.
Increases or decreases audio volume, also enables mute.
Increases or decreases channel numbers or navigates lists.
Mutes or unmutes the audio output.
Displays the Guide in Windows Media Center.
Shows live TV on the currently selected channel.
Displays the Recorded TV page in Windows Media Center.
Displays the DVD menu.
Changes the remote control to PC mode.
Changes the remote control to TV mode.
Changes the remote control to AUX mode.
Changes the remote control to AV mode.
Entering numbers, characters, and TV channels.
Scrolling through characters available for each key.
Bottom buttons function as Xbox control commands in Xbox mode.
Accessing Teletext pages and ISDB data functions.
Switching modes for the bottom buttons.
Step-by-step guide to teach the remote new commands.
How to delete all programmed commands for a mode.
Checks for common issues like range, line-of-sight, and software status.
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