Gateway 610 Gateway 610 Media Center PC User's Guide - Page 32

Learning about the remote

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Learning about the remote Shortcut buttons give you direct access to Windows XP Media Center features. Media Center Start button starts the Windows XP Media Center software. Audio/Video (A/V) control buttons control volume levels, volume mute, channel selections, and the DVD menu. Numeric keypad/ Data entry buttons let you enter numbers and characters from the remote. Power control button puts the Media Center PC in Standby mode (reduced power). Transport buttons let you replay recorded (buffered) TV and radio programs and play the CD and DVD player. Navigation buttons let you move the pointer around the Guide and menus, make selections, navigate back to the previous screen, change the screen display aspect ratio, and get more information. Press the OK button to make a selection. Tip: The remote has a range of 23 feet (7.5 meters) and performs best with a maximum angle of 22.5-degrees from the center of the IR receiver in all directions. Make sure that there is a clear line of sight between the remote and the IR receiver. 26

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Power control button
puts the Media Center PC in Standby
mode (reduced power).
Transport buttons
let you replay recorded (buffered) TV
and radio programs and play the CD
and DVD player.
Navigation buttons
let you move the pointer around the Guide and
menus, make selections, navigate back to the
previous screen, change the screen display
aspect ratio, and get more information. Press
the
OK
button to make a selection.
Audio/Video (A/V) control buttons
control volume levels, volume mute,
channel selections, and the DVD menu.
Media Center Start button
starts the Windows XP Media
Center software.
Shortcut buttons
give you direct access to
Windows XP Media Center features.
Numeric keypad/
Data entry buttons
let you enter numbers
and characters from the
remote.
Learning about the remote
Tip:
The remote has a range of 23 feet
(7.5 meters) and performs best with
a maximum angle of 22.5-degrees
from the center of the IR receiver in all
directions. Make sure that there is a
clear line of sight between the remote
and the IR receiver.