Rosewill RRC-127 User Manual

WMC Remote Control and Receiver RRC-127

User Manual

WMC Remote Control and Receiver RRC-127 User Manual

Welcome

Congratulations on your purchase of the Remote Control and Receiver for
Windows Media Center. The infrared (IR) remote control and receiver let you
access and manage your Media Center PC and other peripheral devices.

※Important: if your Media Center PC has receiver installed, skip the
sections in this manual that describe working with the receiver

STEP 1 Insert the Batteries

The remote control uses two AAA batteries, which are included in the
package. Whenever you insert batteries, always make sure both of them are
new.

To insert the batteries

1.1 Remove the battery compartment cover

by pushing on its release and lifting up.

1.2 Insert the batteries, making sure to

properly orient the positive (+) and
negative (－) ends as specified by the
battery compartment labels.

1.3 Replace the battery compartment cover.

STEP 2 Position the Receiver

For optimum performance, make sure
that the distance between the remote
control and the receiver doesn’t
exceed 10 meters. Keep a direct,
unobstructed line of sight between
the receiver and the remote control,
and don’t let any natural or artificial
light shine directly on the receiver’s IR
sensor. If you already have an IR
receiver, and did not purchase the
receiver, see “Using the Remote
Control” later in this User Manual.

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STEP 3 Connect the Receiver

The receiver relays input from your remote control to your computer.

To connect the receiver

y With your computer turned on, plug

the rectangular universal serial bus
(ISB) connector into your computer’s
USB port.

USING THE REMOTE CONTROL

You use the remote control to interact with most of the features in Media
Center. No software or setup procedure is required. Just point the remote
control at the receiver, and then enter your commands.

Your remote control has five types of buttons:

y Navigation buttons, to move between items on the screen. (for

example, up arrow or enter)

y Playback buttons, to control your media (for example, pause or stop).
y Audio-visual (AV) and power buttons, to change channels and adjust

volume. (for example, channel up or mute)

y Shortcut buttons, to provide a quick way for users to access key

media experiences in Windows Media Center.

y Numeric keypad buttons, to enter alphanumeric characters or TV

channels.

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