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Brand | Microsoft |
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Model | Remote Control and Receiver |
Category | Remote Control |
Language | English |
Remove the battery compartment cover by pressing its release and lifting up.
Insert batteries correctly orienting the positive (+) and negative (-) ends as specified by the labels.
Replace the battery compartment cover after inserting batteries.
Maintain distance, unobstructed line of sight, and avoid direct light on the IR sensor.
Plug the rectangular universal serial bus (USB) connector into your computer's USB port.
Insert emitter cable into receiver and affix emitter to set-top box IR sensor lens.
Identifies five types of buttons: Navigation, Playback, AV/Power, Numeric Keypad, Teletext/Fasttext.
Use START button to launch Media Center or access the Start menu.
UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT buttons for moving between items and menus.
OK button selects active item, BACK button returns to the previous screen.
MORE button displays information about the selected item.
PLAY starts media; SKIP advances to next song/29 seconds.
REPLAY goes back; STOP halts playback. PLAY restarts.
PAUSE temporarily stops media; RECORD saves TV shows.
REW/FWD control playback speed; MUTE silences audio.
VOL +/- buttons adjust audio volume.
VOL +/-, CH+/PG+/CH-/PG- buttons manage volume and channel.
MUTE silences audio. GUIDE accesses the Electronic Programming Guide.
LIVE TV switches to live programming. RECORDED TV goes to the recorded TV page.
DVD MENU accesses DVD menus. PC button puts computer in standby.
The TV button can be programmed to learn commands for controlling the TV.
Use keypad with ENTER/CLEAR for alphanumeric text and channel entry.
Press keys to scroll through available characters; press ENTER to confirm.
Press TELETEXT button to display Page 100 (teletext home page).
Enter three-digit page numbers using the numeric keypad.
Use UP/DOWN buttons to move between teletext pages.
Colored buttons correspond to TV's Fastext for preset pages.
TV, VOL +/– buttons can learn IR commands from other remotes.
Steps to program buttons by aligning remotes and pressing key combinations.
Reset the remote to default settings by holding DVD MENU and LEFT buttons.
Check batteries, orientation, and ensure buttons are pressed correctly.
Verify remote is pointed at receiver, IR sensor is clear, and Media Center is active.
Ensure correct button pressed, TV remote works, and learning function was used.
Check system requirements, read manual, visit Microsoft Hardware website.
Visit support.microsoft.com for help in the US and Canada.
Contact Microsoft support via phone for US and Canada.
Contact details for customer service and technical support in Argentina.
Contact details for technical support in Australia.
Contact details for customer service and technical support in Bolivia.
Contact details for telephone and fax support in Brazil.
Contact details for standard support and general information in Germany.
Contact details for Microsoft Support Contact Center in Japan.
Contact details for desktop OS, dev tools, and customer support in Mexico.
Contact number for technical support in New Zealand.
Contact details for technical support and customer service in Uruguay.
Contact details for telephone, fax, and email support in Venezuela.
Digital apparatus complies with FCC rules and Canadian ICES-003/RSS-210.
Device rated for commercial operation at +41°F to +95°F (+5°C to +35°C).
Use only AA (LR6) Alkaline, Carbon-Zinc, or Zinc-Chloride batteries.
Keep away from children, insert correctly, do not mix types, dispose properly.
Do not install incorrectly, open, puncture, heat, or use fire for disposal.
Microsoft warrants substantial conformity for the warranty period, subject to terms.
Three (3) years for Remote Control and Receiver for Media Center PC with Windows®.
Repair or replacement of defective hardware device or refund up to purchase price.
Excludes liability for consequential, incidental, indirect, special, or punitive damages.
Warranty void if used commercially, modified, damaged by misuse, or not used as instructed.
Specifies governing law (Washington State for US) and exclusive jurisdiction for disputes.
Instructions for contacting Microsoft and submitting proof of purchase for service.