Dvico Fusion Remote User Manual

Fusion Remote User’s manual

1. Installing the Fusion Remote Software

2. Connecting the USB Receiver

3. Using Fusion Remote

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1. Installing the Fusion Remote Software

Important: Installation on Windows 2000 Professional or Windows XP

Before you install Fusion remote software, be sure that you logged on as an account with

Administrator privileges.

1) Insert Fusion Remote Installation CD into the CD-ROM drive of the computer

2) Wait a few seconds and the installation program will start automatically. Click “Next” to start the

Remote transceiver installation.

3) The “Choose Destination Location” window will appear. Click on “Next” if you want to install the

Fusion Remote in the default directory. Otherwise, you can choose a different directory by clicking

on “Browse”

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4) Click on the “OK” to restart and finish installation.

2. Connecting the USB Receiver

1) Connect the IR receiver module to the PC’s USB port.

2) After IR receiver and Fusion remote software is

installed, please reboot and start the configuration

by right clicking the Fusion Remote icon at the low

right bottom of the screen.

3) Please select the port that IR receiver module is attached and press the any button on the remote

transceiver. A Dialog box with the remote transceiver buttons will appear.

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Tip Fusion Remote program will start automatically when the PC is booted. You can check the Fusion

Remote program availability at the Task Bar of Windows like the picture below.

Tip If connect Fusion Remote receiver, run Plug & Play. Right click the “My computer” icon Æ properties

Æ hardware Æ device manager to see receiver is properly installed

< Battery change>

- Use new batteries.( 2 AA size batteries are included in the package )

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