Serialio iMedia Quick Start Manual

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The iMedia is a 5

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button Bluetooth rechargeable remote controller that uses the HID Bluetooth profile. The

remote works with all known Bluetooth hosts that support HID, including Windows, OSX (Mac), Android

smart phones, and iOS devices (iPad, iPod, iPhone

, press and hold

, press and hold

The remote will automatically power off

Slow steady blink

The iMedia remote is designed to always be discoverable and will show up as a keyboard with the

device name shown in format

MAC address). Once paired, the iMedia remote will automatically connect back to the most recently

paired host device on power up, or when a link is lost. Up to eight pairings can be stored by the

iOS 6: Go to the “Settings” app, tap “Bluetooth,” and select “

iOS 5 or earlier: Go to the “Settings” app, tap “General,” tap “Bluetooth,” and select “

Pairing with an Android device

Go to the “Settings” app, tap “Bluetooth,” tap “Search for devices,” and select

PC/Mac that supports Bluetooth 2.1 +: no pairing code is required

PC/Mac using older Bluetooth stack (2.0

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until both LEDs flash quickly, then release (3 seconds)

if no buttons are pressed for 120 seconds.

(ABCD represents the last 2 bytes of the Bluetooth

Bluetooth HID remote control

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Device Information &

Quick Start Guide

Powering the iMedia remote on/off

To power on the remote
To power off the remote

LED

Yellow

Yellow

Yellow

Red

Red

Red

Pairing and connecting

iMedia remote.

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B5 until the LEDs blink, then release.

B5

LED meanings on power-up

Action Meaning

Trying to connect to paired device

Short pulse Ready to pair

Pulse Keystrokes sent

Slow pulse Connected, mode 1 (music mode)

Fast pulse Connected, last stored mode

Fast blink Low battery

iMedia – ABCD

Pairing with an iOS device

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iMedia-ABCD"

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ABCD"

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Pairing with a PC/Mac

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-): pairing code = 1234

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“iMedia-ABCD"

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mode and using the controls

The iMedia remote has four programmable modes, which define up to 6 variable keystrokes

that are sent when a button is pressed, including 2 predefined modes,

ode. The default mode can be selected by holding down the mode’s corres

(see below)

Music

Volume up

Prev. track

Next track

Volume down

Pause/Play

, hold down

screen keyboard

when the iMedia remote is connected. To enable the keyboard, you will need to be in an app

that requires the keyboard (such as an email or browser application).

an iOS device, hold

up to power up the iMedia remote in SPP mode

configuration. The iMedia remote can be configured via Bluetooth, using an Android, Windows,

or OSX device (can’t be configured with an iOS device). To obtain configuration software and

instructions for creating your own custom iMedia remot

To charge the iMedia remote’s battery, use a micro

remote to a powered USB port.

When plugged in, the iMedia remote will power up automatically. The yellow LED will be solid

when the charger is detected. The red LED will be solid when the iMedia remote is fully charged.

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Music mode, and

. The device will toggle between modes by a long press on B4.

(any mode)

Erase pairing

Toggle keyboard

Invoke SIRI

Toggle mode

Power on/off

screen keyboard will default to OFF

to allow remote

e modes, contact Serialio.com.

USB charging cable to connect the

Selecting the proper

Presenter m
button at power-up

Button Sets mode

B1 1 (Music)

B2 2 (Presenter)

B3 3 (Custom)

B4 4 (Custom)

B5

To erase a stored pairing

To toggle the on-

To invoke SIRI on

Configuring the iMedia remote

Hold B1 and B4 on power-

Button Actions

mode action Presenter mode action Long Press

Up arrow

Left arrow

Right arrow

Down arrow

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B1 for 8 seconds.

, hold down B2. The on-

down B3.

ponding

Charging the iMedia remote

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