Smart Remote: User's Guide

Universal
Smart Remote
Control
User’s Guide
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Getting Started With Your Smart Remote

Unpacking...................................................................................................................................................4
Setting Up...................................................................................................................................................4
Tour of the Remote......................................................................................................................................5
The Top Section: Smart Remote Menu Keys.................................................................................5
The Top Section: Smart Remote LCD Screen................................................................................6
The Smart Remote Home Menu..................................................................................................6
Icons........................................................................................................................................8
The Bottom Section: Smart Remote Keys....................................................................................9
Other Smart Remote Features...................................................................................................................10
Chapter 2: Managing Devices

What are Soft Keys?.................................................................................................................................12
Adding a Device........................................................................................................................................13
Using Auto Code Search...........................................................................................................14
Learning New Keys...................................................................................................................................15
Learning Hard Keys.................................................................................................................15
Learning Soft Keys...................................................................................................................16
Creating and Learning a New Device.........................................................................................................17
Setting Locks............................................................................................................................................18
Showing or Hiding Commands...................................................................................................................19
Renaming Commands................................................................................................................................20
Moving Commands....................................................................................................................................20
Renaming Devices.....................................................................................................................................20
Moving Devices.........................................................................................................................................21
Viewing Device Details..............................................................................................................................22
Deleting Devices.......................................................................................................................................22
Chapter 3: Managing OneTouch Activities

Creating a OneTouch Activity.....................................................................................................................24
OneTouch Setup Wizard Hints....................................................................................................................25
Creating a Custom Activity........................................................................................................................27
Moving or Deleting an Activity..................................................................................................................30
Renaming an Activity.................................................................................................................................30
Playing an Activity.....................................................................................................................................31
Using Guided Activities Instead of OneTouch..............................................................................................31
Resetting Activities...................................................................................................................................32
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Chapter 4: Using Your WiFi Network

Connecting to a WiFi Network...................................................................................................................34
Configuring WiFi Connectivity Options.......................................................................................................34
Adding a Network....................................................................................................................35
Deleting a Network Configuration..............................................................................................36
Viewing Network Details...........................................................................................................36
Disabling and Enabling WiFi Connectivity....................................................................................37
Configuring Advanced Options...................................................................................................38
Viewing the Media Access Control (MAC) Address......................................................................39
WiFi Connection Troubleshooting...............................................................................................................40
Chapter 5: Using the Program Guides

Setting Up Program Guides.......................................................................................................................42
Choosing a Guide.......................................................................................................................................43
Tour of the Listings Screen........................................................................................................................44
Navigating the Listings.............................................................................................................44
Additional Program Options......................................................................................................44
Getting Program Details..........................................................................................................44
Selecting a DirecTune Device for a Provider................................................................................45
Setting a Favorite Program.......................................................................................................46
Setting Reminders...................................................................................................................46
Changing Listings View: By Channel or By Time...........................................................................47
Moving to a Specific Day, Time, or Channel.................................................................................47
Personalizing the Guide.............................................................................................................................48
Creating a New Channel Lineup.................................................................................................48
Editing a Guide........................................................................................................................48
Moving, Copying, or Deleting a Guide.........................................................................................50
Adding and Managing Guide Providers.......................................................................................51
Getting Information About the Guide..........................................................................................52
Chapter 6: Using click365 Services

Accessing click365™ Services.................................................................................................................54
Getting Full Stories via Email.....................................................................................................................54
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Chapter 1
Getting Started
with Your Smart Remote
The Smart Remote is much more than a universal remote control—it
provides you and your family with hand-held access to broadcast (analog/
digital), satellite, and cable TV Listings, program descriptions, news,
weather, sports, interactive offers, and information services through the
click365™ network from TV Compass Inc. This network provides updates
to program guides, device codes, and setup information, letting you browse
content, purchase products, or participate in gaming activities while using
your home entertainment devices.
The Smart Remote can control a virtually unlimited number of devices and
perform up to 255 user-specified activities. It has a built-in code library and
simple auto brand search to simplify setup. The Smart Remote also offers
special key learning functionality.
Getting Started
Unpacking
Before you start, make sure you locate the following parts included in your Smart Remote package:
The
Universal the Quick

Smart Remote Start Guide
Control
INFO GUIDE
SEL click
HOME NOW
DEVICES ACT
PIP/ SWAP/ ASPECT SLEEP
AUDIO SUBTITLE
PREV
VOL CH
MUTE
1 @ 2 ABC 3 DEF
4 5 6
the remote cradle the power supply

GHI JKL MNO
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INPUT ENTER
- 0
INFO GUIDE
MENU CLEAR
OK
REPEAT SKIP FWD
INFO GUIDE
Setting Up
SEL click
HOME NOW
DEVICES ACT
AUDIO SUBTITLE
The Smart Remote is simple to set up. The Quick Start Guide gives you all
PREV
VOL CH
MUTE
1
4
@
GHI
2
5
ABC
JKL
3
6
DEF
MNO
the information you need to get up and running.
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INPUT
INFO
- 0
ENTER
GUIDE
IMPORTANT: Please refer to the Quick Start Guide for more detailed setup
MENU
REPEAT
OK
CLEAR
SKIP FWD
information.
1 The Smart Remote setup has two simple steps:

1. Charging the Remote
Your Smart Remote needs to be charged in its cradle for 3-4 hours before
you start using it for the first time.
2. Following the Smart Remote Setup Routine

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Once the remote has charged completely, it’s ready to start its setup routine.
During this setup routine, the remote screens will guide you through the
following procedures:
• Selecting and connecting to your WiFi network
• Entering information about your location
• Selecting your initial program provider and downloading guide information
• Setting up the remote to control the devices in your home
When you’ve finished the setup routine, your remote will be ready to use
with your home wireless network and home entertainment devices. It’s as
easy as following the remote’s on-screen instructions!
For more information on setting up the Smart Remote, see the Quick Start
Guide.
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Tour of the Remote

Your Smart Remote has two basic parts:
• The top of the remote has an LCD screen and cellphone-like navigation
keys that let you use the features available through the screens and guides
displayed.
• The bottom of the remote has keys to use when operating the devices in
your home entertainment system—like the keys on a traditional remote
control.
The Top Section: Smart Remote Menu Keys

In addition to the LCD screen, the top of the remote offers these keys for
navigating through remote’s menus and guides:
• INFO lets you see the details available for the selected program in the
guide.
• GUIDE accesses the program guides.
• HOME accesses the remote’s main menu screen.
• click365 accesses click365 content (such as news, weather, or sports).
• Arrow keys highlight menu items and programs in the listings.
• SEL (select) chooses the highlighted element on the screen.
• DEVICES lets you set the remote to control a different device in your
home entertainment system.
INFO GUIDE • ACTIVITY lets you choose from the OneTouch or Guided commands
you’ve set up for your home entertainment devices (for example, watching
SEL click
a DVD).
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• (power) turns the device you’re controlling on or off. It does not turn
the remote off.
DEVICES ACTIVITY
SURROUND MODE
PREV
VOL CH
Soft Keys
MUTE
The top of the remote also has two “soft” keys that correspond to on-screen
1 @ 2 ABC 3 DEF items, shown on the left. The function of these keys is shown directly above
each in the LCD screen. In the Home Screen, for example, the right soft key
4
INFO
GHI 5 JKL 6 MNO
GUIDE accesses click365 services and the left key displays more options.
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INPUT SEL click

ENTER
HOME
0 365
INFO GUIDE
DEVICES ACTIVITY
MENU CLEAR
OK
Chapter
REPEAT 1 SKIP FWD 5
SURROUND MODE
PREV
Getting Started
The Top Section: Smart Remote LCD Screen

The diagram below shows the kinds of information and options available on
the remote’s LCD screen.
Status and Device

Indicators (for
more information,
see page 8)
Menu Items (see

below and next
page for more
information)
Soft Key Items (for

more information,
see page 5)
The Smart Remote Home Menu

The remotes Home Screen gives you access to program guides, device
selection, activities, the WiFi Connect Wizard, a clock, remote
customization tools, extra features and help with using the remote.
The screen also shows you network and remote status icons and offers an
Options menu.
Last but not least, the click365 icon in the bottom right-hand corner gives you
access to the click365 service for information from news, sports, and weather
sources.
To access the Smart Remote Home Screen, press the HOME key on
the remote. The Remote Home Screen has seven options: Guide, Devices,
Activities, Connect, Clock, Tools, Extras, and Help.
Guide
The Guide Menu offers several different types of program guides: one for all
channels in your listings, one for the channels you set as your favorites (My
Channels), a guide of HDTV listings, a family-program guide, a movies-only
guide, a sports-only guide, and a guide that lists shows you’ve set as your
favorites (My Shows). See page 42 for more information about the Guide
Menu.
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Devices
The Smart Remote Devices menu lets you change the device you want
to control. It also lets you add devices and customize the remote for the
different devices you want to control. See page 12 for more information.
Activities
The Smart Remote Activities menu lets you access the OneTouch or Guided
activities you’ve setup for your home theater. It also lets you create and
modify your Activities. See page 24 for more information.
Connect
The Connect Menu lets you connect your remote to your wireless network
and configure it. See page 34 for more information about the Connect
Menu.
Clock
The Clock menu shows you the current time and date for your time zone.
To access the Clock, highlight the Clock icon in the main menu and press
SEL. To exit the clock, press the soft key under the on-screen Exit item.
Tools
The Tools Menu lets you access your Devices and Activities to add new ones
or modify existing ones. This menu also lets you see technical information
about your remote.
Extras
The Extras Menu gives you access to additional features, such as games.
The Help Menu

The Help Menu gives you on-screen tips and program guide information to
let you get the most out of your Smart Remote. To access the Help Menu,
highlight the Help icon in the main menu and press SEL. Use the arrow
keys to navigate through the Help menu screens. To exit the Help Menu
screen, press the soft key below the on-screen Exit item.
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Icons
The upper left-hand corner of the Smart Remote’s screen offers two kinds of
indicators: status and device.
Status Indicators
Status Indicators show network or battery status.
This icon ...means the remote is...
Attempting to connect to your WiFi
Status Indicator network.
Successfully connected to your WiFi
network.
Currently unable to connect to your
WiFi network.
Receiving a software update.
Running low on battery power.
Device Indicator Device Indicators

Device indicators show which kind of device the Smart Remote is currently
ready to control. It also shows when a signal is being sent from the remote.
This icon ...means the remote is...
Sending an IR signal to another device.

Set to control the TV.
Set to control the Cable Box.
Set to control the Satellite Receiver.
Set to control the VCR.
Set to control the DVD.
Set to control the DVR or MediaBridge.
Set to control the HDTV Tuner.
Set to control the Audio Receiver.
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The Bottom Section: Smart Remote Keys (in alphabetical order)

The bottom part of the remote has keys to use when operating the devices
in your home entertainment system—like the keys on a traditional universal
remote control.
IMPORTANT NOTES:
INFO GUIDE In order to use the Smart Remote with a device, you must set it up to operate that device.
See page 13 for more information.
SEL click The remote’s keys may not work the same way with all of your devices. For more
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information on how a device may react to different remote commands, consult the
original owner’s manual for that device.
DEVICES ACTIVITY
0-9 (Number keys) In the Smart Remote’s menu input screens, these keys
enter numbers and letters. On other devices, these keys enter numbers for the
device you’re currently controlling.
SURROUND MODE
PREV
Arrow keys (bottom section) Your Smart Remote offers two sets of arrow
VOL CH
keys. Use the bottom set of arrow keys with your devices.
MUTE
ASPECT On some devices, this key changes the aspect ratio of the picture.
CH up and down Goes up or down in the channel list of the device you’re
1 @ 2 ABC 3 DEF
currently controlling. If DirecTune is enabled for that device, the CH keys go
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up or down in the remote’s guide (not on the device itself; press SEL to tune
to the listing shown on the remote’s screen). See page 45 for information on
7 PQRS 8 TUV 9 WXYZ changing what the CH keys do.
INPUT ENTER CLEAR On some kinds of devices, this key exits the on-screen menu or
0
INFO GUIDE
element for the device you’re controlling.
ENTER When the remote is controlling a device, this key enters
MENU CLEAR information. When you’re entering information on the remote’s LCD screen,
OK
this key deletes the character to the left.
REPEAT SKIP FWD
GUIDE For some kinds of devices, this key accesses that device’s on-screen
guide. NOTE: This key does not access the Smart Remote’s LCD screen guides.
INPUT / SHIFT In the Smart Remote’s menu screens, this key toggles
the case (capital or lower) for letter input. When the remote is controlling a
device, this key acts as an INPUT key.
INFO Accesses the information screen for the device you’re currently
controlling (for example, a satellite receiver).
MENU Accesses the menu system for the device you’re currently
controlling (for example, a satellite receiver or DVD player).
MUTE Decreases the volume of the device you’re currently controlling to
its minimum level.
OK Selects on-screen items for the device you’re currently controlling.
PIP / SURROUND On some TVs and monitors, this key accesses the
picture-in-picture function. On some Audio Receivers, this key goes through
the available surround sound options.
PREV Takes you to the previous screen or channel on the device you’re
currently controlling.
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INFO GUIDE
SEL click
Getting Started
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DEVICES ACTIVITY
PIP/ SWAP/ ASPECT SLEEP (record) For some kinds of audio or video recorders, this key starts the
SURROUND MODE recording process (if the remote is set to operate that device).
PREV
REPEAT On some DVRs, DVD players, and VCRs, this key repeats the
VOL CH
last few seconds of playback.
MUTE
, , , , (reverse, play, forward, stop, pause) For some kinds
1 @ 2 ABC 3 DEF DVD players, DVRs, and VCRs, these keys provide transport control (if the
remote is set to operate that device).
4 GHI 5 JKL 6 MNO
SKIP FWD On some DVRs, DVD players, and VCRs, this key skips
7 PQRS 8 TUV 9 WXYZ forward to the next track/chapter.
INPUT ENTER SLEEP On some devices, this key activates an automatic sleep timer.
0
INFO GUIDE SWAP / MODE On some TVs and monitors, this key switches the main
and picture-in-picture display. On some Audio Receivers, this key goes
MENU CLEAR
through the available surround sound modes.
OK
REPEAT SKIP FWD

VOL up and down Increases or decreases the volume of the device you’re
currently controlling unless you’ve configured the remote to send the volume
commands to a different device. See page 18 for more information.
Other Smart Remote Features

The Smart Remote has several additional features that put both information
and remote control at your fingertips.
click365 News and Interactive Services
The Smart Remote via the click365 service from TV Compass Inc. provides
updated news, weather, sports, and other information on the remote’s LCD
screen through the click365 icon in the lower right corner of the Home
Screen. Just press the soft key under this icon to access the news screens—no
computer necessary!
Learning Functionality
The Smart Remote can learn commands from your original remote controls
you already use—see page 15 for more information.
Power Saver
The Smart Remote’s screen automatically dims if you haven’t pressed a key
in the last 20 seconds. This conserves the remote’s power so that you don’t
have to charge it as often. The remote’s screen automatically turns off after a
minute and 20 seconds of inactivity. To bring the screen up again, just press
any key on the remote.
Using the Smart Remote with Wireless Networks
The Smart Remote automatically detects the wireless networks in your area
that broadcast their identities and lists them on screen. The remote works
with secure and open networks. If your network is secure, you’ll need to
enter a password to use it.
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Managing Devices
Managing Devices
Managing Devices
The Device menus let you set up, modify or add new devices to the list of
devices the remote can control. These menus also let you customize the way
the remote works for each device.
This section gives you information on the following topics:
Adding a Device. . Adding
...............................................................
a Device 13
Learning New Keys. ...........................................................15
Learning New Keys
Creating and Learning a New Device. .................................
Creating and Learning17 a New Device
Setting Locks. .Setting
...................................................................
Locks 18
Showing or Hiding Commands. ...........................................19
Showing or Hiding Commands
Renaming Commands. .Renaming
.......................................................
Commands 20
Moving Commands. Moving
............................................................
Commands 20
Renaming Devices. .............................................................
Renaming Devices 20
INFO GUIDE
Moving Devices. .................................................................
Moving Devices 21
Viewing Device Details. ......................................................
Viewing Device Details 22
SEL click Deleting Devices. .Deleting
..............................................................
Devices 22
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DEVICES ACTIVITY
NOTE: Once you’ve added devices, the Smart Remote gives you fast access to them
through the DEVICES arrow keys in the top section of the remote. Press these DEVICE
PIP/ SWAP/ ASPECT SLEEP keys to choose the device you want to control. Then, press the Exit soft key.
SURROUND MODE
PREV
VOL CH
What are Soft Keys?
MUTE
The keys directly below the Smart Remote’s LCD screen correspond to on-
1 @ 2 ABC 3 DEF
screen items. The function of these keys is shown directly above each in the
LCD screen. In the Devices Menu, for example, the left soft key accesses an
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Options menu and the right key Exits the menu.
INFO
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GUIDEWXYZ
INPUT ENTER
0
SEL click
HOME
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MENU CLEAR
DEVICES ACTIVITY
OK
REPEAT SKIP FWD

SURROUND MODE
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Managing Devices
Adding a Device
The Smart Remote can control a virtually unlimited number of devices in
your home. To start controlling a new device, all you have to know is your
device’s brand. Then, all you have to do is follow the directions here to get
started. The remote’s on-screen directions take you the rest of the way.
To add a new device to the remote:
1. Press the HOME key. The Home Screen appears.
2. Use the arrow keys to highlight the Devices icon and press SEL. The
Devices menu appears.
3. Press the Options soft key and select Add/manage devices. The Devices
Setup menu appears
4. Press the Options soft key and select New Device. The first New Device
menu appears.
NOTE: The rest of the menu screens you see as you’re adding the device give you
on-screen instructions to guide you along the process. To scroll through a page of
instructions, press the down arrow key on the remote. To clear the instructions from
the screen, press the Ok soft key.
5. Use the arrow keys to highlight the type of device you want to add. Press
the SEL key to select it.
NOTE: If you don’t see the type of device you’re trying to add in the list, you can have
the remote learn all of the original device remote’s keys. See “Creating and Learning a
New Device” on page 17 for more information.
6. Use the arrow keys to highlight your brand and press SEL.
Tips:
• Use the number keys on the bottom of the remote to enter the first letter of the
brand of the device your trying to add. These keys work like they would to enter a
text message on a mobile phone. This skips through the list to that letter. You can
narrow the list further by entering additional letters.
• If you don’t see your component’s brand in the list, press the Options soft key, highlight
Search all brands, and press SEL. This option searches the entire database for a match.
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7. The Manual Search lets you test each code set on your own to find the
best one for your device.
Use the right and left arrows to scroll through the available codes and
find the one with the command set that most closely matches those on
the original remote.
Press the keys on the Smart Remote associated with the commands
listed for that code to determine if the remote is controlling the device.
For example, if you press the (power) key on the remote, the device
should turn on or off.
If the commands for major functions such as power, channel, and
volume work, continue with step 8. If these types of commands do not
work, continue to test other command sets until these functions work
using the Smart Remote.
NOTE: If the command set works major functions such as power, volume, and
channel but does not work other key functions you can have the Smart Remote learn
those key functions. See sections “Learning Hard Keys” on page 15 and “Learning
Soft Keys” on page 16. If none of the command sets work for the selected brand, you
can create a new device. See “Creating and Learning a New Device” on page 17.
Using Auto Code Search

The Smart Remote offers an Auto Code Search method for finding a code
that works with your device. To perform an Auto Code Search:
1. In the first code screen, press the Options soft key and select start
search.
2. Press the Stop soft key when your device turns on or off.
3. Test the Smart Remote’s power, volume, channel, and digit keys with
your device (or other relevant keys for your device). If they work, press
SEL to save the code.
4. Press the Yes soft key to confirm.
8. Press SEL to save the current code. The device is added. If you want to
keep the name the Smart Remote suggests, press the OK soft key. If you
want to change the name, use the ENTER key to delete characters. Then
use the number keys like texting on your cell phone to enter letters and
numbers
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Learning New Keys

The Smart Remote can learn keys from your other remotes. Imagine, for
example, that your DVD player’s original remote control has a SHUFFLE
key. The Smart Remote can “learn” what that key does from the DVD
player’s original remote. You can tell the Smart Remote to store the
SHUFFLE key’s function to an existing hard key, or you can store the
function as a soft key shown on the Smart Remote’s LCD screen.
Learning Hard Keys
You can assign commands to physical keys on the Smart Remote. These
physical keys are called hard keys, like the number keys, MUTE, and CH up
and down. If the Smart Remote is not performing an operation assigned to
a hard key properly or a hard key does not exist on the Smart Remote, you
may have to learn one or more hard keys from the device’s original remote.
To learn hard keys:
1. Press the HOME key. The Home Screen appears.
2. Highlight the Devices icon and press SEL. The Devices menu appears.
3. Press the Options soft key and select Add/manage devices. The Devices
Setup menu appears.
4. Highlight the device that uses the key you want the remote to learn and
press SEL.
5. Use the arrow keys to highlight Commands and press SEL. The
Command Setup menu appears.
6. Press the Options soft key. Highlight Learn... and press SEL.
7. Highlight Learn hard key(s) and press SEL.
8. On the Smart Remote, press the key that you would like to use for
learned function.
9. Position the device’s original remote a few inches from the infrared
window as shown below.
NOTE: Learning distance should be from 2.5 to 6 inches between the two remotes.
Do not put the two remotes so they are touching or under a half inch apart. Place the
remotes directly in front of each other and on a flat surface.
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10. Press the key on the device’s original remote.

The Smart Remote notifies you when your key is successfully learned,
either while you’re pressing the key or once you’ve released it. To learn
additional hard keys, repeat steps 8 - 10.
11. Press the Done soft key on the Smart Remote if you are finished learning
hard keys.
Learning Soft Keys
Soft keys are additional keys that do not have a physical key equivalent on
the Smart Remote. The Smart Remote can learn these keys from the device’s
original remote. For example, if your television’s remote control has a Closed
Captioning key, the Smart Remote can “learn” what that key does from
the television’s remote. You can tell the Smart Remote to store the Closed
Captioning key’s function as a soft key.
To learn soft keys:
1. Press the HOME key. The Home screen appears.
2. Highlight the Devices icon and press SEL. The Devices screen appears.
3. Press the options soft key and select Add/manage devices. The Setup
Devices menu appears.
4. Highlight the device that uses the key you want to learn and press SEL.
5. Use the arrow keys to highlight Commands and press SEL. The
Command Setup screen appears.
6. Press the Options soft key and select Learn...

NOTE: If learning a pre-defined soft key, select the Learn option for that key from
the list and press the SEL key. Then continue with step 8.
7. Highlight Learn new command(s) and press SEL.
Based on the device selected, a list of default names appears. You can
either select one of the default names or choose <enter name>... and
create your own name for the soft key using the numeric keys.
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8. Once you’ve either created a name for the key or selected one from the
list, press SEL.
9. Position the device’s original remote a few inches from the infrared
window as shown below.
NOTE: Learning distance should be from 2.5 to 6 inches between the two remotes.
Do not put the two remotes so they are touching or under a half inch apart. Place the
remotes directly in front of each other and on a flat surface.
10. Press the key on the device’s original remote.
The Smart Remote notifies you when your key is successfully learned,
either while you’re pressing the key or once you’ve released it. To learn
additional soft keys, repeat steps 8 - 10
11. Press the Done soft key on the Smart Remote if you are finished learning
hard keys.
Creating and Learning a New Device

If the device you want to control is not listed in the device or brand list, you
can create a new one from scratch and learn all of the keys from the device’s
original remote.
To create and learn a new device:
3. Press the Options soft key and select Add/manage devices. The Setup
Devices menu appears
4. Press the Options soft key and select new device.
Note: The rest of the menu screens you see as you’re adding the device give you
on-screen instructions to guide you along the process. To scroll through a page of
instructions, press the down arrow key on the remote. To clear the instructions from
the screen, press the Ok soft key.
5. Highlight the type of device you would like to create and learn. Press
SEL. If the device type is not listed, select a device that closely resembles
the device you want to add. You can later rename the device after you
have completed the following steps.
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6. Instead of selecting the brand, press the Options soft key and select Learn
new device.
7. Press a hard key on the Smart Remote that corresponds to a key on the
original remote you would like to learn.
8. Position the original remote a few inches from the infrared window then
press and hold the key on the original remote for three to six seconds.
You are notified when your key was successfully learned.
NOTE: You can select which keys you would like to learn from the original device
remote. Not all keys have to be learned in order for the remote to control the device.
9. To learn additional keys from your original device remote, repeat steps 7 -8.
Setting Locks
The Locks feature lets you send specific commands, such as volume up and
down, to a different device than the main one you’re controlling.
For example, if you have your cable box set as the active device, you would
normally have to change the active device to be your television if you wanted
to change the volume of your television. You can set a lock on the volume keys
for your cable box so the Smart Remote knows to adjust the volume on your
television when the volume keys are used and the cable box is the active device.
To set a lock:
1. Press the HOME key. The Home Menu appears.
3. Press the Options soft key and select Add/manage devices. The Device
Setup screen appears.
4. Highlight the device you want to change and press the SEL.
5. Highlight Locks and press SEL. Read the instructions and press the Ok
soft key to clear them from the screen.
6. Highlight the kind of lock you want to set and press SEL.
7. Use the up and down arrows to go through the available options. Press
SEL to select the option you want.
8. Press the Back soft key twice to go back to the Device Setup screen. To
set additional locks for this device, repeat steps 4 - 7.
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Showing or Hiding Commands

By default, the Smart Remote shows just the soft keys for a device in the
Commands menu—the hard keys are hidden. Go through the following
steps to reveal or hide the keys listed on the LCD screen for a device.
3. Press the Options soft key and select Add/manage devices. The Device
Setup screen appears
4. Highlight the device you want to change and press SEL.

5. Highlight Commands and press SEL.
6. Press the Options soft key and select Show or Hide command.
7. Read the instructions and press the OK soft key to clear them from the
screen. A list of all available keys for this device appears.
NOTE: Use the arrow keys to scroll up or down in the list. A checkmark in the
check box next to the key means that this key is shown in the Keys screen.
8. Use the SEL key to select or unselect the check boxes next to the keys.
9. Press the Ok soft key once your choices are complete.
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Renaming Commands
You can change the name of commands to match their labels on the original
remote for that device (or to a name that you prefer).
3. Press the Options soft key and select Add/manage devices.
6. Highlight the command you want to rename and press the Options soft
key.
7. Highlight Rename and press SEL.
8. Use the number keys to enter the name of the command. The INPUT
key toggles between upper and lower case characters. The ENTER key
deletes the last character.
9. Press the Ok soft key to enter the command’s new name when you’re
finished.
Moving Commands
You can change the order of the commands in the Commands menu by
“moving” them in the list.
3. Press the Options soft key and select Add/manage devices..
6. Highlight the command you want to move and press the Options soft key.
7. Highlight Move and press SEL.
8. Use the arrow keys to move the highlighted command higher or lower in
the list.
9. Press the Ok soft key to confirm the new order of the commands.
Renaming Devices
You can change the name of devices that have been added to your Smart
Remote to match your personal preferences instead of keeping the default
names. Renaming a device makes it easier to keep track of more than one of
a certain kind of device. For example, you can have “Main TV” in the living
room and “Bob TV” in Bob’s room.
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To rename a device:
4. Highlight the device that you want to change and press SEL.
5. Highlight Name and press SEL.
6. Use the Smart Remote’s keys to enter a name for the device.
Arrow keys move the cursor to a specific position in the name—to
the space before “TV”, for example.
ENTER deletes the last character.
Number keys enter characters in the name.
INPUT toggles between upper and lower case characters.
7. Press the Ok soft key to enter the device’s new naming when you’re
finished.
Moving Devices
By default, the Smart Remote lists devices on its LCD screen in the order
they were added. You can change this order by “moving” the devices in the
Smart Remote’s list. Moving a device also changes its place in the queue
when you press the DEVICES left and right arrow keys.
To move a device:
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4. Highlight the device you want to move in the list and press the Options
soft key.
5. Highlight Move and press SEL.
6. Use the arrow keys to move the highlighted device higher or lower in the
list.
7. Press the Ok soft key to confirm the new order of the devices.
Viewing Device Details

The Smart Remote can give you a report on the commands, locks, and other
functions of a device.
To view device details:
4. Highlight the device you want to see a report on and press SEL.
5. Highlight Details and press SEL. A list of details about the device appears.
6. Press the Back soft key twice to return to the list of devices.
Deleting Devices
You can remove a device from the device list by deleting it from the Smart
Remote. If you want to use the Smart Remote with that device again, you
will need to add the device.
BE CAREFUL: Deleting a device used in a OneTouch Activity will reset all activities.
To delete a device:
4. Highlight the device that you want to delete and press the Options soft
key.
5. Highlight Delete and press SEL. A confirmation message appears.
6. If you want to delete the device, press the Yes soft key to confirm. To
cancel, press the No soft key.
7. To delete additional devices, repeat steps 4 - 6.
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Chapter 3
Managing OneTouch Activities
Managing One Touch Activities

The Smart Remote lets you create and edit programmed sequences for multi-
step actions you do routinely in your home entertainment system. These
programmed sequences are called “OneTouch Activities”.
For example, to watch cable television with surround sound, normally you
would have to turn on the television, cable box, and the audio amplifier one
by one, changing the active device each time. Using the Smart Remote, you
can program this activity once and run it automatically after that.
Creating a OneTouch Activity

Guided Activities are sequences the Smart Remote performs for you to get your
devices ready to watch or listen a particular kind of programming. For example,
if you want to watch satellite television, you can configure a Guided Activity that
sets up your devices for watching satellite television.
To create a guided activity:
2. Highlight the Activities icon and press SEL.
3. Press the Options soft key and select Add/manage activities.
4. Press the Options soft key and select New activity.
5. Highlight Watch... or Listen... and press SEL.
6. Highlight the device you want to watch or listen to and press SEL. For
example, if you want to watch a DVD, highlight DVD and press SEL.
7. If you’re creating a Listen activity, go to the next step.
If you’re creating a Watch activity, highlight your display device and
press SEL. For example, if you watch your DVD player on your TV,
highlight TV and press SEL.
8. Highlight your audio playback device and press SEL. For example, if you
listen to the audio from your DVD player through your audio receiver,
highlight Audio Receiver and press SEL.
9. Press the Ok soft key to accept the Smart Remote’s suggested name for
this activity. To edit this name use the arrow keys to position the cursor,
then use the ENTER key to delete, the number keys to type, and the
INPUT key to toggle between upper and lower case letters.
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OneTouch Setup Wizard Hints

The OneTouch Setup Wizard takes you through the activity with the remote. This allows the Smart Remote to learn
how you have your system connected.
Take your time and follow the on-screen prompts to teach the remote how you’ve got your system configured.
The remote offers audio cues as well, to tell you when an action is required or when it’s sending a command.
Notes
• If you don’t want to set up the OneTouch activity now, just press the No soft key. The Smart Remote will ask you to set up the OneTouch
activity the next time you play the activity.
• The Smart Remote offers two methods of activities—OneTouch performs all the steps automatically once you’ve taught the remote
about your setup. Guided Activities take you through on-screen prompts to perform the activity each time you play it. The Smart
Remote does OneTouch activities by default. See the section on Guided Activities later in this chapter for information about
changing to Guided Activities.
First, the remote wants to make sure all the devices in this activity are turned
on.
TIPS:
1. Make sure the remote is pointed at the device you’re trying to turn on.
2. Wait a few seconds between key presses. It takes a few seconds for the
remote to turn your device on, and your device might take a few more
seconds to warm up.
Then, the Smart Remote wants you to teach it the way to switch inputs on
your TV. To do this:
1. Use the Smart Remote to switch your TV by one input (from Video 1 to
Video 2, for example). IMPORTANT: If you use arrow keys, make sure
you use the ones on the bottom of the remote!
2. Press the Next soft key.
If the sequence the Smart Remote tells you doesn’t match what you use to
switch inputs, press the Next soft key to try again.
TIP: If this screen tells you your sequence ends with [wait], try entering the
input sequence again and use the OK or ENTER key as the last step.
If you see this screen, you’ll need to try switching inputs again. Make sure
you use keys on the bottom half of the remote and that you’re pressing each
key firmly.
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Now it’s time for you to make sure you’ve got the input you want for this
activity. Each time you press SEL, the remote sends the right key presses to
change inputs. Press just once and wait for the Smart Remote to beep (or for
your device to react). This may take a few seconds per press.
TIP: Make sure there’s something playing on the device you’re trying to
watch or listen to. For example, if you’re setting up a “Watch DVD” activity,
make sure your DVD player is on with a disc playing, and that your TV
(and audio receiver you use it for DVD audio) is on and set to the correct
input to watch the DVD player.
The Smart Remote tells you when it’s switching inputs on your device. It
also beeps when it’s done sending the commands to switch inputs. Make
sure you wait for the remote to finish and your device to react before you
press SEL again.
The remote wants to count how many inputs you have on each device, so it
“bumps” you off the right input and watches how you get back to it.
Each time you press SEL, the remote sends the right key presses to change
inputs. It also counts the number of times you press, so press just once and
wait for the remote to beep (or for your device to react). This may take a few
seconds per press.
TIP: Make sure there’s something playing on the device you’re trying to
watch or listen to.
IMPORTANT: The Smart Remote tells you when it’s switching inputs on
your device. It also beeps when it’s done sending the commands to switch
inputs. Make sure you wait for the remote to finish and your device to react
before you press SEL again.
Did it work?
Yes: press Ok to end the OneTouch Setup Wizard.
No: Don’t worry. Just press Retry to help the Smart Remote get it right.
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Creating a Custom Activity

You can also create your own custom activity step-by-step, like programming
a macro.
To create a custom activity:
4. Press the Options soft key and select New activity.
5. Highlight Custom activity and press SEL.
6. Enter the name of your activity. Use the ENTER key to delete
characters, the number keys to type, and the Input key to toggle between
upper and lower case.
7. Enter the following information in the Edit activity screen to program
your custom activity:
IMPORTANT: You can also create custom macros by going directly to the Steps
item in this screen. Then, give the activity a name and leave the rest of the items
with their default values.
Name lets you label the activity. Highlight this line in the Edit
activity screen and press SEL to give the custom activity a name. Use
the number keys to enter the name in the text box. The ENTER key
deletes the last character. The INPUT key alternates between upper-
and lower-case letters. Press SEL when you’ve finished naming the
activity.

Devices to turn on specifies which devices are used in this activity.

Highlight this line in the Edit activity screen and press SEL to
specify these devices. Use the up and down arrows to highlight a
device, then press SEL to select or deselect a device. Press the Ok soft
key when you’ve finished.
A/V source specifies where the signal you want to watch comes from.
For example, if you want to watch a channel you receive through
your satellite program provide, you’ll choose Satellite receiver here.
Highlight A/V source in the Edit activity screen and press SEL to
specify this device. Then use the up and down arrows to highlight
your A/V source and press SEL.
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Display device specifies where you watch the video. In the satellite
receiver example, you probably watch the program on your TV, so
you’ll choose TV here. Highlight Display device in the Edit activity
screen and press SEL to toggle between the display options available.
Audio device specifies where the audio is played. If you use an A/V
receiver for your home theater, for example, you’ll probably choose
Audio receiver here. Highlight Audio device in the Edit activity screen
and press SEL to toggle between the audio options available.
Cabling configuration specifies how you have your A/V Source

connected to your display and audio devices.
Unknown is recommended if you’re not sure how these devices are
connected.
Video < Source > Video means that your source is connected directly to
different display and audio devices.
Source > Audio > Video means that your source is connected directly to
your audio device, which routes the video signal to the display device.
Source > Video > Audio means that your source is connected directly to
your display device, which routes the audio signal to the audio device.
Steps lets you enter the different key presses for this activity. Highlight
this line in the Edit activity screen and press SEL to program the steps
in the activity. Read the instructions then press the Ok soft key to clear
them from the screen.
Then, begin entering the steps for your activity:
Use the DEVICES key and the right and left arrow keys to change
the active device as necessary.
Start pressing the keys in the order you would if you were actually
performing the activity. The key combinations appear on the
screen in the order you press them.
If the sequence includes a key that is not assigned to a hard key on
the Smart Remote, press the Options soft key, then highlight Insert
Command and press SEL.
NOTE: If you know that a particular device takes some time to
perform a command (like bring up a menu), you can insert a delay
in the ordered steps to ensure that the device is ready to accept the next
command the Smart Remote is configured to perform. To insert a delay,
press the Options soft key, then highlight Insert delay and press SEL.
Press the Done soft key once you’ve completed the steps in the
activity.
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Active device tells the Smart Remote which device to control at the
beginning of the activity. Highlight this line in the Edit activity
screen and press SEL to set the active device. Then use the up and
down arrows to highlight the device you want and press SEL.
Locks lets you set where specific commands, such as volume up and
down, are sent when you finish this OneTouch activity. Highlight
this line in the edit activity screen and press SEL to access the Locks
screen for this activity. Then set which devices you would like to
receive the commands listed.
8. Press the Done soft key to complete creating the custom activity.
Editing an Activity
Once you have created an activity, you can make changes to it by editing the
options you configured when you first created the activity.
To Edit an Activity:
4. Highlight the activity you want to edit then press the Options soft key.
5. Highlight Edit and press SEL. The Edit activity screen appears.
6. Make changes as necessary to the settings. See “Creating a Custom
Activity” on page 25 for details about each of the settings on this screen.
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Moving or Deleting an Activity

Once you have created an activity, you can move or delete it through the
Options menu in Activities screen.
To Move or Delete an Activity:
4. Press the Options soft key. A list of options appears.
5. Highlight the function you want to perform and press SEL.
To Move an activity in the list: Use the up and down arrows on the
Smart Remote to move the activity then press the Ok soft key to
accept the change.
To Delete an activity: the Smart Remote asks you to confirm that
you want to delete the selected activity from the list; press the Yes soft
key to confirm. To keep the activity, press the No soft key to cancel.
Renaming an Activity
Once you have created an activity, you can rename it through the Edit
activities menu.
To Rename an Activity:
4. Highlight the activity you want to rename and press SEL.
5. Highlight Name and press SEL.
Use the arrow keys to position the cursor, then use the ENTER key to
delete, the number keys to type, and the INPUT key to toggle between
upper and lower case letters.
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Playing an Activity
Once you’ve programmed an activity, you can use it to accomplish the
multi-step action. All you have to do is select it.
There are two ways to select an activity:
1. Press the ACTIVITY key and select the activity you want to execute.
2. Press HOME, Select the Activities icon, and select the activity you want
to execute.
The Smart Remote Screens tell you what’s going on as the activity is
executed. Make sure you keep the remote pointed at your devices!
At the end of the activity, the Smart Remote asks if it was successful. If
it was, press the Ok soft key. If not don’t worry - just press the Retry soft
key and the Smart Remote will re-trace it’s steps with you to correct the
situation.
NOTE: If this is your first time executing the activity, the Smart Remote will take
you through the OneTouch wizard. See page 25 for more info.
Using Guided Activities Instead of OneTouch

The Smart Remote offers two methods of executing activities - OneTouch
is the default method. If you would rather not use OneTouch, the Smart
Remote can also execute your activities by Guided Playback, walking you
through the steps necessary to perform the activity.
To switch between OneTouch and Guided Activities:
1. Press the HOME key.
4. Press the Options soft key and select Playback mode...
5. Highlight the way you like to perform activities, OneTouch or Guided
and press SEL.
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Resetting Activities
If the Smart Remote isn’t performing activities as expected, or if you
think you’ve made a mistake setting up an activity (especially during the
OneTouch setup wizard), you can reset the information the Smart Remote
has gathered about your setup. You can also reset activities if you’ve deleted a
device used in a OneTouch activity.
CAUTION: You will have to go through the OneTouch setup wizard again for all
of your activities.
To reset activity information:
1. Press the HOME key.
4. Press the Options soft key and select Reset all. The Smart Remote asks
you to confirm that you want to reset activities. Press the Yes soft key to
reset. Press the No soft key to cancel.
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Chapter 4
Using Your WiFi Network
The Smart Remote’s Connect menu lets you configure the remote’s
connection with your wireless network(s). You’ve probably already connected
your Smart Remote to your wireless network as part of the initial setup
(described in the Quick Start Guide). The Smart Remote uses this internet
connection to download the latest software, program guides, remote control
database, news/weather/sports, and other data. The device and activity
settings on the Smart Remote are also backed up on the network. This
chapter shows you how to customize and troubleshoot your connection.
Connecting to a WiFi Network

The Smart Remote has a built-in wireless network interface card that is
capable of using the 802.11b/g protocols. The Smart Remote software
supports unsecured wireless networks, Wired Equivalency Privacy (WEP)
secured networks, and WiFi Protected Access (WPA) secured networks.
This section explains how to connect to a WiFi network, which is also
covered in the Quick Start Guide.
To connect to a WiFi network:
2. Highlight the Connect icon and press SEL. A screen appears advising
that you’re about to start the Connect wizard. Press the Yes soft key to
continue.
3. Read the instructions and press the Next soft key. The Smart Remote
scans for available WiFi networks—this may take a few seconds. When
it’s finished scanning, the screen displays a list.
4. Highlight your WiFi network’s name from the list of available networks
and press SEL.
NOTE: If your WiFi network name is not listed, try another scan. If it still does not
appear, see “Adding a Network” on page 35 to add the network manually.
The Smart Remote obtains an Internet Protocol (IP) address for the
network and connects to the WiFi network. The remote may also catch
up on any updates it’s missed, which may take a few minutes.
5. Follow the on-screen prompts to set up other setup options if you
haven’t done so already. See the Quick Start Guide for instructions on
setting up these options.
NOTE: The Smart Remote will automatically connect to the network as it needs to
during use.
Configuring WiFi Connectivity Options

This section includes the following topics:
Adding a Network................................................................ 35
Deleting a Network Configuration........................................ 36
Viewing Network Details..................................................... 36
Disabling and Enabling WiFi Connectivity.............................. 37
Configuring Advanced Options.............................................. 38
Viewing the MAC Address.................................................... 39
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Adding a Network
The following procedure describes how to manually add a network and
manually configure a network name on the Smart Remote. This procedure
should only be used if your WiFi network name does not appear during a scan of
the available networks in “Connecting to a WiFi Network” on the previous page.
To add a network:
2. Highlight the Connect icon and press SEL. A screen appears advising
that you’re about to start the Connect Wizard. Press the Yes soft key
to continue.
3. Read the instructions and press the Next soft key. The Smart Remote
scans for available WiFi networks in range and displays a list of available
networks.
NOTE: It is possible to configure multiple networks with the same network name.
For example, you may move between different networks with the same name but
different settings. If you do this, you will see the name multiple times. If this is not
your intention, you can delete network configurations from the list.
4. Press the Options soft key and select Add Network.

5. Use the up and down arrow keys to highlight the following fields; then
press SEL to change them for your WiFi network:
Network SSID Use the number keys toward the bottom of the
remote to type in your WiFi network’s name—these keys work much
like the number keys on a cell phone to enter letters and numbers.
The INPUT key (to the left of the zero) toggles between upper or
lower case letters. The ENTER key (to the right of the zero) deletes
the character to the left of the cursor on screen. Be careful: network
names are case sensitive—make sure you use upper and lower case
letters in the right places.
When you’ve finished entering your WiFi network’s SSID (its name),
press the Ok soft key to confirm.
Network type Set this to Infrastructure. Press SEL to switch if you
need to.
Security Highlight the security option that matches your WiFi
network’s security. Press SEL to choose it.
Network Key (or Pass Phrase) If your WiFi network has a passkey or
password, use the number keys to enter the passkey or password you
wrote down in the checklist. Press the Ok soft key when you’re done
entering the passkey or password.
6. Press the Options soft key and select Connect. The remote will connect
to your WiFi network.
Note: To use WPA security, the network SSID must be broadcast.
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Deleting a Network Configuration

You can delete any network from the Connect list.
To delete a network configuration:
2. Highlight the Connect icon and press SEL. Press the Yes soft key to start
the Connect Wizard.
3. Press the Next soft key to advance to the next screen.
4. Highlight the WiFi network you’d like to delete and press the Options
soft key.
5. Highlight Delete network and press SEL. A confirmation message appears
to delete the network, press the Yes soft key. The network is removed
from the list of available networks.
Viewing Network Details

After configuring and connecting to your WiFi network, you can view
detailed information about it through the About Menu.
To view network details:
2. Highlight the Tools icon and press SEL.
3. Highlight the About icon and press SEL.
4. Press the top right arrow key to change the screen to Network.
There are four main areas of information displayed on this screen:
WiFi
SSID displays the WiFi network that is connected
Channel displays the radio channel the WiFi network is using
Strength displays the quality of the WiFi connection—“0” is the
strongest connection quality; negative numbers represent a weaker
signal
MAC displays the Media Access Control (MAC) address for the
remote
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• Internet displays statistics for the Smart Remote connecting to the
click365 network
• G/W displays statistics for the Smart Remote connecting to your
network’s gateway
• DNS displays statistics for the Smart Remote connecting to your
network’s domain name server (DNS)
TCP/IP
• IP displays the IP address of the Smart Remote
• DNS displays the domain name server (DNS) used in the WiFi
network
• G/W displays the gateway of the WiFi network
• Mask displays the subnet mask of the WiFi network
DNS lookup
• click365 displays the amount of time your DNS server took to
resolve the domain name for click365
Disabling and Enabling WiFi Connectivity

You can temporarily disable the Smart Remote’s network interface card. If
you disable WiFi connectivity, however, you may not be able to access all the
other features such as access to software downloads, updates to the remote
control database, and news/weather sports and program guide updates until
the Smart Remote is connected to the internet via your WiFi network.
To disable WiFi Connectivity:
3. Press the Options soft key.
4. Highlight WiFi settings... and press SEL.
5. To temporarily disable the WiFi network card, press the Yes soft key.
WiFi connectivity will remain disabled until you enable it again.
To enable WiFi:
3. Press the Options soft key.
4. Highlight WiFi settings... and press SEL.
5. Press the Yes soft key to enable the WiFi network card. WiFi connectivity
is enabled.
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Configuring Advanced Options

The Smart Remote lets you configure advanced options for a WiFi network.
You can usually solve any connectivity issues you’re having by making small
adjustments in this menu.
To configure advanced options for your WiFi network:
the Connect Wizard.
3. Read the instructions then press the Next soft key. The Smart Remote
scans for available WiFi networks in range and displays a list of available
networks.
4. Highlight the network you’d like to configure and press the Options soft
key.
5. Highlight Advanced setup and press SEL.
6. The following options are available in the advanced setup screen:

Network SSID lets you set the name of your WiFi network.
Network type lets you define the kind of network you’re using. The
following options are available:
Infrastructure networks use a single access point (like a wireless
router) for wireless communication. Most home networks are of
this type.
Ad-hoc networks allow devices to communicate directly with each
other without the use of an access point. Ad-hoc networks are also
referred to as peer-to-peer or PC to PC networks.
Security lets you define the kind of security your WiFi network uses.
NOTE: If you’re not sure what kind of security your WiFi network uses, check with
your internet service provider or wireless router manufacturer.
The following Security options are available:
None means that your WiFi network is not password protected.
WEP means that your WiFi network uses Wired Equivalency Privacy
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protection. This kind of network requires a network key (password)

of between 10 and 26 characters, using only the numbers 0-9 and the
letters A-F. If you select WEP, the remote will ask you to enter the
network key (password) in the settings in order to proceed.
WPA-PSK (AES+TKIP) means that your WiFi network uses the first
version of WiFi Protected Access–Pre-Shared Keys protection. This
kind of network requires a network key (password) of between 8 and
63 characters. If you select WPA-PSK, the remote will ask you to
enter the network key (password) in the settings in order to proceed.
WPA2-PSK (AES+TKIP) means that your WiFi network uses the
second, more secure version of WiFi Protected Access–Pre-Shared Keys
protection. This kind of network requires a network key (password) of
between 8 and 63 characters. If you select WPA2-PSK, the remote will
ask you to enter the network key (password) in the settings in order to
proceed.
Network key lets you enter your WiFi network password.
Address settings lets you define how the Smart Remote is identified on
your WiFi network. The following options are available:
Automatic requires an active Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
(DHCP) server to be working on your local network. DHCP servers
are used for assigning dynamic IP addresses to devices on a network.
Most home wireless networks will use the Automatic setting.
Manual requires you to manually configure the network addresses,
including the IP address, subnet mask, gateway, and the domain
name server (DNS) addresses.
7. When you’ve finished configuring the network’s advanced options, press
the Back soft key to exit the Advanced setup screen.
Viewing the Media Access Control (MAC) Address

To view the Smart Remote’s MAC Address:
the Connect Wizard.
3. Press the Next soft key to advance to the next screen.
4. Highlight your WiFi network and press the Options soft key.
5. Highlight MAC address and press SEL. The MAC address appears.
6. Press the Close soft key to clear the MAC address from the screen.
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WiFi Connection Troubleshooting

If the Smart Remote is having problems connecting to your wireless network, try the following solutions:
1. Make sure your internet service is working correctly.
Using one of the computers on your WiFi network, access the Smart Remote web site at http://click365.tv. If you
cannot see this site, resolve Internet connectivity before continuing to troubleshoot the Universal Smart Remote.
2. Make sure the Smart Remote is in wireless network range.
Get within 10 feet or less of your wireless router and try connecting again.
3. Re-enter your WiFi network key or pass phrase.
If your WiFi network has a passkey or password, press the Back soft key, then press the Options soft key and select
Advanced setup from the list. Use the up and down arrow keys to highlight Network Key or Passphrase; then press
SEL to re-enter it. Use the ENTER key (to the right of the zero) if you need to delete characters to the left of the
cursor on screen. Then, use the number keys to enter the passkey or password you wrote down in the checklist.
Press the Ok soft key when you’re done entering the passkey or password.
When you’ve finished entering the password, press the Options soft key, highlight Connect, and press SEL. The
remote will try to connect to your WiFi network using the re-entered password.
Note: If you’ve made a mistake in entering your network key or passphrase, the Smart Remote will not connect. See solution #4 below.
4. Double-check your WiFi network settings.

If the error appears again, press the Back soft key, then press the Options soft key and select Advanced setup from
the list. Check your network SSID and Security against what you wrote down in the Setup Checklist.
If any of these don’t match up, use the up and down arrow keys to highlight the field that’s wrong; then press
SEL to change it.
For the Network SSID, use the ENTER key (to the right of the zero) to delete characters to the left of the cursor
on screen. Then, use the number keys toward the bottom of the remote to type in your WiFi network’s name—
these keys work much like the number keys on a cell phone to enter letters and numbers. The INPUT key (to
the left of the zero) toggles between upper or lower case letters. Be careful: network names are case sensitive—
make sure you use upper and lower case letters in the right places. When you’ve finished entering your network’s
SSID (its name), press the Ok soft key to confirm.
When you’ve finished making changes, press the Options soft key, highlight Connect, and press SEL. The remote
will try to connect to your WiFi network using the revised settings.
5. Reset the remote.
If you’re still having problems connecting, press and hold the (power) and (stop) keys simultaneously on the
Smart Remote. Then, press the LIGHT key on the right side of the remote for 3 seconds. The remote will take a
few moments to reset. Then, try again to connect to your WiFi network.
6. See if your wireless router has security features that are preventing the Smart Remote from
accessing the WiFi network.
Some wireless routers allow filters for MAC addresses and other security measures. Double-check with your internet
service provider or wireless router manufacturer to see if you’re using or have enabled any filters or locks.
For the most current information on troubleshooting, see the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) on the Smart
Remote web site at http://click365.tv or call the AR Remote Helpline at 1-800-276-0509.
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Chapter 5
Using the Program Guides
The Smart Remote can access guide information from satellite and cable
program providers as well as from broadcast analog and digital stations.
You can set up multiple guides for your different program providers. For
example, if you have satellite and cable TV, you can set up the Smart Remote
to show guides for both program providers.
The Smart Remote will download programming information for all the
channels in that provider’s listing. Then, you can filter the guides to show all
the channels or only those channels (“My Channels”) or program types you
specify. You can also customize the guides and give them new names.
Setting Up Program Guides

If you have not already set up program guides for all of your television
providers (satellite, cable, or broadcast), or if you need to set up a new
provider, you can set up providers through the Guide screen.
To set up a guide:
2. Highlight the Guide icon and press SEL. The Guide selection screen
appears.
4. Highlight Add/manage providers and press SEL. The Provider setup
screen appears.
6. Highlight New and press SEL. The Smart Remote checks the click365
server for available providers in your area. This may take a few moments.
Once the Smart Remote has retrieved the information on available

television providers in your area, the Add Provider screen appears with
the names of different programming providers.
7. Highlight the name of the provider you want to add and press SEL. This
adds listings for that guide provider to your guide. This may take a few
minutes.
Note on guide capacity: The guide system can hold up to seven days of listings at
a time, depending on how many channels are in the guide. For example, if you have
a total of 70 channels in your guide, the Smart Remote can hold up to seven days
of listings for those channels. If you have 140 channels, the remote can hold up to
three and a half days of listings. Guides for satellite and digital cable programming
are usually the largest. The Smart Remote will adjust how many days it holds in its
listings according to the number of channels for all providers in your guide. When
deciding which channels to download more listings for, the Smart Remote favors
channels in small lineups (less than 30 channels).
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Choosing a Guide
Once you have set up at least one provider, the Smart Remote Electronic
Program Guide offers several different ways of sorting guide information:
• All channels shows all of the channels available for the current provider.
• My channels lets you create a customized lineup with only the channels
you want from the current provider.
• Shows in HD shows the programs marked as broadcast in HDTV in the
current provider’s listings.
• Movies shows the programs marked as movies in the current provider’s
listings.
• Sport shows the programs marked as sports events in the current
provider’s listings.
• Family shows shows the programs marked as family-friendly in the
current provider’s listings.
• My shows shows the programs in the current provider’s listings you have
marked as your favorite shows.
To access a guide:
2. Highlight the Guide icon and press SEL. The Guide selection screen
appears.
NOTE: You can also access the Guide selection screen by pressing the GUIDE key
on the Smart Remote.
3. On the Guide screen, highlight the type of guide you want to view. Press
SEL to choose that guide.
If you have configured more than one program provider, use the left and
right arrow keys to toggle between providers. Your selection appears in
the bar near the top of the screen.
4. In the listings for the guide you’ve chosen, use the up and down arrow
keys to move from channel to channel. Use the left and right keys to
move earlier or later in the guide’s listings.
NOTE: To increase the speed of scrolling in the guide, hold down the up or down
arrows.
Chapter 5 43
Tour of the Listings Screen

The default Guide listings show you several channels at a time of programming
information. Each listing shows the available guide information, such as the
station, the time of the program, and its title (if this information is available).
For current programs, the bar above the program name shows how much of the
program has already been shown. For example, if the current program lasts two
hours and has already been on for an hour, the bar above the program in the
guide goes halfway across the listing—you are catching the program midway.
Navigating the Listings

INFO GUIDE
The up and down arrow keys in the top section of your remote move the
highlight from channel to channel. The left and right arrow keys move you
SEL
HOME 365earlier or later in the guide information. The Back soft key takes you back to
click
the Guide selection screen.

DEVICES ACTIVITY
Additional Program Options
The Smart Remote offers several options for individual listings in the guide.
SURROUND MODE To access additional program options:
PREV
1. Once you have a program highlighted, press the Options soft key. A list
VOL CH
of options appears.
MUTE
2. Highlight one of the options and press SEL.
1 @ 2 ABC 3 DEFThe following choices may be available to you depending on where you
are in the guide system:
4 GHI 5 JKL 6 MNOTune changes the channel on your device so that you can watch the
7 PQRS 8 TUV 9 WXYZ program. You must have a DirecTune device set up to tune to programs
INPUT
from the guide. See the next page for more information.
ENTER
0 Details gives you any additional information available for the selected
INFO GUIDE
program.
MENU CLEAR
Set favorite show... lets you highlight a program to go in the My
OK Shows guide. See “Setting a Favorite Program” on page 46 for more
REPEAT information.
SKIP FWD
Set show reminder... lets you set an alarm on the remote for this program.
View by channel lets you change the guide to list current and upcoming
programs for one channel at a time.
Day/time/channel lets you access listings for a specific date, time, and
channel in the guide.
Getting Program Details
Within any listings screen, you can access details about the selected program
by pressing the INFO key on the Smart Remote.
In the program description, use the left and right arrows on the Smart
Remote take you forward or backward in the channel list. The up and down
arrows scroll through the program description if it does not fit on one page.
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Selecting a DirecTune Device for a Provider

Use this procedure to set up the Smart Remote to tune directly to programs
from the guide. Once you’ve selected a DirecTune device, the Smart Remote
will tune your video device to a specific program when you highlight it in
the guide and press SEL.
To select a DirecTune device for a provider:
2. Highlight the Guide icon and press SEL.
NOTE: You can also access the Guide selection screen by pressing GUIDE on the
Smart Remote.
3. Press the Options soft key and select Add/manage providers.
4. Highlight the program provider you want to set up with a DirecTune
device.
6. Highlight Edit and press SEL.
7. Highlight DirecTune and press SEL.

8. Highlight the DirecTune option you want to set for this provider. Press
SEL to edit the option. The following settings are available:
DirecTune device lets you set which device tunes directly from this
provider’s guide. Press SEL to edit this setting.
Key press length and Gap between presses let you set the amount of time
this device expects you to hold a key press and wait between presses. If
you’re not sure about these items, leave them at their default values.
Pad channel numbers lets you set how many digits channels must have
on this device. Leave this option at Do not pad if you’re not sure.
Enter key lets you set the key that this device waits for before it tunes to
a channel.
Channel +/– behavior lets you determine if DirecTune will change
channels when you use the channel keys in the guide for this provider.
10. To exit, press the HOME key.
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Setting a Favorite Program

The My Shows guide shows only the programs you have set as your favorites
and as reminders.
To set a program as a favorite (so that it shows up in the My Shows
guide):
1. Once you’ve entered a program guide screen, use the arrow keys to
highlight a program you want to set as a favorite.
3. Highlight Set favorite show... and press SEL.
4. The next menu lets you set the options for this favorite program. You
can choose:
One time, this channel to include only this showing of the program in
the My Shows guide.
All times, this channel to include all showings of this program on the
current channel in the My Shows guide.
All times, all channels to include all of the showings of this program
in the My Shows guide, regardless of what time or which channel
they are on.
Once you’ve set the program as a Favorite, the program will appear in
the guide with a Favorite icon next to it. The program will also appear in
the My Show guide.
To remove this program from your favorites, highlight it in the guide,
press the Options soft key, highlight Cancel favorite show, and press SEL.
Setting Reminders
Reminders let you set an alarm for a program that you want to watch. Once
you have found a future program in the guide you want to watch, you can
set a reminder for it, and the Smart Remote will prompt you to tune your
component to the correct channel at the program’s start.
To set a reminder:
1. Once you’ve entered a program guide screen, use the arrow keys to
highlight a program you want to set a reminder for.
3. Highlight Set show reminder... and press SEL.
4. The next menu lets you set the options for this reminder. You can
choose:
One time, this channel to include only this showing of the program in
the My Shows guide.
All times, this channel to include all showings of this program on the
current channel in the My Shows guide.
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All times, all channels to include all showings of this program in the My
Shows guide, regardless of what time or which channel they’re on.
Once you have set a reminder for a program, the program will appear
with a Reminder icon next to it.
To remove this program from your favorites, highlight it in the guide,
press the Options soft key, highlight Cancel show reminder..., and press SEL.
Changing Listings View: By Channel or By Time

The Smart Remote’s Program Guide offers two ways of viewing listings, by
channel and by time.
To change the way listings are displayed:
1. Once you’ve entered a program guide screen, press the Options soft key.
A list of options appears.
2. Highlight View by channel and press SEL. The listings screen changes to
show the upcoming programs for a single channel.
Use the left and right arrows to see programming information for
previous/next channel in the lineup.
Use the up and down arrows to move earlier or later programs in the
listings for the current channel.
3. To switch back to viewing the listings by time, press the Options soft key,
highlight View by time from the list of options, and press SEL.
Moving to a Specific Day, Time, or Channel

You can access a specific day, time, or channel in the listings through the
Day/time/channel screen.
To access a specific day, time, or channel:
1. Once you’ve entered a program guide screen, press the Options soft key.
A list of options appears.
2. Highlight Day/time/channel and press SEL. The Day/time/channel screen
appears.
3. Highlight the kind of item you want to go to (Day, Time, or Channel)
and press SEL.
4. Highlight the day, time, or channel you want to browse and press SEL.
5. If you want to set more than one parameter—to go to a specific time
and day, or to a day and channel, or all three—repeat steps 3 and 4 to
enter the additional information.
6. When you’ve finished specifying date/time/channel, press the Ok soft
key. The guide screen moves to the time/channel you specified.
To return to the current time in the guide, press the Now soft key.
Chapter 5 47
Personalizing the Guide

You can edit the way the Smart Remote displays guide information. The
options in the main Guide screen let you edit, move, copy, or delete guides.
The options also let you create new channel lineups. This section includes
the following topics:
Creating a New Channel Lineup........................................... 48
Editing a Guide..................................................................... 48
Moving, Copying, or Deleting a Guide................................... 50
Adding and Managing Guide Providers................................. 51
Getting Information About the Guide.................................... 52
Creating a New Channel Lineup

You can create multiple personal channel lineups to list in the Guide screen.
You can then configure each lineup to fit each person’s viewing habits. There
is one default custom channel lineup called “My Channels,” but you can
create other personal guides as well. Just make sure you give them different
names. See “Editing a Guide” below, where the procedure shows an example
on how to edit a new channel lineup called “Mom’s Guide.”
To create a new channel lineup:
1. In the Guide select screen, press the Options soft key. A list of options
appears.
2. Highlight New channel lineup and press SEL. A new channel lineup
appears in the list called My channels.
NOTE: You can edit many other settings for this new guide, including the name,
channels, channel order, channel identifiers, and orientation, just like for the other
guides. See “Editing a Guide” below for more information.
Editing a Guide
The Edit option on the Guide screen lets you change a guide’s name, its
channels and channel order, and other display options. This section includes
examples for editing the guide settings to be specific for a channel lineup
called “Mom’s Guide.”
To edit the settings for a specific guide:
1. In the Guide select screen, highlight the guide you want to edit and press
the Options soft key. A list of options appears.
2. Highlight Edit and press SEL. The Edit Lineup or Edit Search screen
appears.
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3. Highlight the setting to edit for this guide then press SEL. The following
options are available:
Name lets you change the name of the current guide. Use the
number keys on the remote to enter letters and numbers. You could,
for example, rename the guide “Mom’s Guide” by holding down the
ENTER key to delete the existing name, pressing INPUT to shift
to capital letters, then pressing 6 for “M”, INPUT for lower-case, 6
three times for “o”, 6 once for “m”, and so on.
Note: You can access symbols and special characters, such as an apostrophe, by
pressing the 1 key repeatedly.
Select channels lets you set the channels you want to include or
exclude from this guide. Highlight Select channels and press SEL. The
Select channels screen appears. Highlight the channels you want to
add or delete and press SEL to include/exclude it from the guide. For
“Mom’s Guide”, for example, select the channels that Mom typically
likes to watch. Press the Options soft key to check or uncheck all of
the channels.
NOTE: This option is not available for listing searches, such as HDTV search,
Sport search, or Family search.
Channel order lets you reorder the channels in the guide. Highlight
Channel order then press SEL. Highlight the channel you want to
move in the Order channels menu, and press the Move soft key to
select that channel. Then use the up and down arrows to move the
channel in the list and press the Ok soft key when you’ve put the
channel where you want it to go. For example, if Mom watches a
particular channel most often, you may want to move that channel
to the top of the list so it is easily accessible for her.
Display lets you select what information appears next to the channels
in the guide. You can select Channel logo, Channel number, or
Channel letters to be displayed next to the channel. For example, if
“Mom” identifies with a channel by its logo more than the actual
channel number, you would select Channel logo.
Guide display lets you select how the programs are listed in this
guide. You can select the programs to appear by channel or by time
slot. For example, if Mom prefers to see all of the programs for a
specific channel at once, you would select the guide to display by
channel. If Mom prefers to see all programs on all channels during a
specific time slot, you would select the guide to display by time.
4. When you have finished editing this guide, press the Back soft key. The
Guide screen appears.
Chapter 5 49
Moving, Copying, or Deleting a Guide

You can move, copy, or delete a guide from the Guide screen by selecting it
and selecting Move, Copy channel lineup, or Delete channel lineup from the
list of options.
To move, copy, or delete a guide:

1. In the Guide select screen, highlight the guide you want to move, copy,
or delete.
3. Highlight the option you want (Move, Copy channel lineup, or Delete
channel lineup) and press SEL.
To move the selected guide: highlight Move and press SEL. Use the
up and down arrows to move the guide and press the Ok soft key
when you’re done.
To copy the selected guide: highlight Copy channel lineup and press
SEL. The new guide will appear in the list with a number next to it.
See the section “Editing a Guide” on page 45 for more information.
To delete the selected guide: highlight Delete channel lineup and
press SEL. A message appears asking you to confirm that you want
to delete the channel lineup. To confirm, press the Yes soft key. The
guide will disappear from the list. To exit without deleting the
channel lineup, press the No soft key.
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Adding and Managing Guide Providers

The Add/manage providers option on the Guide select screen lets you add a
new programming providers’ listings to the guide. You can also edit, move,
or delete the existing programming provider listings in the guide.
To edit guide providers:
1. In the Guide select screen, press the Options soft key. A list of Options
appears.
2. Highlight Add/manage providers and press SEL. The Providers
screen appears.
3. In the Provider setup screen, press the Options soft key. A list of
options appears.
4. Highlight Edit and press SEL. The Edit Listing menu appears.
5. Highlight the kind of item you want to edit for this listing and press
SEL to start editing that item. The following options are available:
Name lets you change the name of the current provider. Use the
number keys on the remote to enter letters and numbers.
DirecTune tells the Smart Remote which device to use when tuning a
program from this provider. See “Selecting a DirecTune Device for a
Provider” on page 45 for information about setting up a DirecTune device.
Channel surfing lineup lets you set the default guide for this provider.
About provider lets you see info about the provider (for example,
location, type of broadcast, etc.).
6. When you have finished editing this provider, press the Back soft key.
The Provider setup screen appears.
To move or delete a guide provider:
1. In the Provider setup screen, highlight the name of the provider you
want to move or delete.
3. Highlight the option you want (Move or Delete) and press SEL.
If you are moving the selected provider, use the up and down arrows
to move the provider and press the Ok soft key when you are done.
If you are deleting the selected provider, the provider will disappear
from the screen.
To add providers to your guide:
Chapter 5 51
1. In the Provider setup screen, press the Options soft key. A list of options
appears.
2. Highlight New and press SEL. The Smart Remote will check the
network for available providers in your area. This may take a few
minutes.
3. Once the remote has retrieved the information on available program
providers in your area, the Add Provider screen appears with the names
of the available providers.
4. Highlight the name of the provider you want to add and press SEL. The
remote will add listings for that program provider to your guide. This
may take a few minutes.
NOTE: The Smart Remote adjusts how many days it holds in its listings according
to the number of channels in all of the guides. Guides for satellite and digital cable
programming are usually the largest. In order to tune directly to programs from a
guide, you must set up DirecTune for that guide. See “Selecting a DirecTune Device
for a Provider” on page 45 for instructions.
Getting Information About the Guide

The About option on the Guide screen gives you technical information
about your Smart Remote Program Guide, such as its version number,
the number of providers, channel lineups, and shows in memory, and the
amount of memory being used for the guide. The About option also gives
you information about the last guide update.
To get technical information about the Smart Remote guide:
1. On the Guide select screen, press the Options soft key. A list of options
appears.
2. Highlight About and press SEL.
3. Use the left and right arrows to move between the kinds of information
available.
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Chapter 6
Using click365™ Services
provided by TV Compass Inc.
The click365 Services feature on the Smart Remote provides access to the
latest news, weather, and sports content with a touch of a key. click365 also
allows you to play a game on the Smart Remote.
click365 news, weather, and sports content is updated at least once every
12 hours, program guides every 24 hours. The Smart Remote must be
connected to your home wireless network to receive these updates. Once
you’ve registered your remote on the click365 web site, you can also get
detailed news stories and other information emailed to you directly.
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Using click365 Services
Accessing click365™ Services

Go through the following steps to access click365 services:
2. Press the click365 soft key. The first click365 screen appears.
3. Use the left and right arrow keys to scroll through the different
categories of content and services, such as weather, news, and sports.
click365
access
4. To select a category, press SEL when the category appears on the screen.
The content specific to that category or service appears on the screen.
For example, when you select clickWeather, the current weather and the
forecast for the next couple of days appears on the screen.
5. Use the left and right arrow keys to scroll through the menus in the
category selected. For example, press the right arrow key to see the
forecasted weather for today and tomorrow.
NOTE: Use the up and down arrow keys to scroll down and read the entire text on
the screen.
Getting Full Stories via Email

The click365 service that provides access to news and sports stories includes
an option to have full-story links emailed to you. In order to receive an
email, you must be registered at www.click365.tv.
Use the following procedure to get full-story links emailed to you using click365:
2. Press the click365 soft key. The first click365 screen appears.
3. Use the left and right arrow keys to scroll through the different categories
until the category you want appears on the screen and press SEL.
4. Use the left and right arrow keys to scroll to the story you want. Use the
down arrow key to scroll through the story, and press SEL to have the
full-story link emailed to you.
NOTE: You can also use the left and right arrow keys to scroll to the story you want
then press the Options soft key. Highlight Get full story via email and press SEL.
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Index
A DEVICES keys 5, 12 L P
Activities DirecTune 45 LCD screen 5, 6 Password 39
creating 24, 27 Learning 10, 15 PIP key 9
custom 27 E hard keys 15 Play key 10
deleting 30 Editing new device 17 Power key 5
editing 27, 29 activities 27, 29 new keys 15
moving 30 Power saver 10
guides 48 soft keys 16
naming 27, 30 program providers 42, 51 PREV key 9
Listen activities 24
playing 31 ENTER key 9 Program guides 41, 42, 43,
Listings screen 44
steps 28 Extras menu 7 44, 52
Listings view 47
ACTIVITY key 5 Program providers 4, 45
Location 4
Adding F Locks 18
devices 13, 14 Family programs 43 R
networks 35 Reminders 44, 46
providers 42 Favorite programs 44, 46 M Renaming
Arrow keys 5, 9 Media Access Control (MAC)
ASPECT key 9 G address 36, 39
activities 30
commands 20
Guided activities 24 MENU key 9
Auto code search 14 devices 20
GUIDE key 5, 9, 43 MODE key 10 REPEAT key 10
C Guides 5, 6, 41, 42, 43, 44, Movie search 43
Charging 4 48, 52
all channels 43
Moving S
CH keys 9, 18 activities 30 Security options 38
choosing 43 devices 21
CLEAR key 9 SEL key 5
guides 50
click365 services 5, 10, 53, 54 H keys 20
Setup menu 7
Clock menu 7 HDTV search 43 Setup routine 4
MUTE key 9
Connecting 4, 7, 34, 39 Help menu 7 SHIFT key 9
My channels 43
options 34, 38 Hiding keys 19 Showing keys 19
My shows 43, 44, 46
troubleshooting 40 SKIP FWD key 10
HOME key 5, 6
Cradle 4
Creating
Home screen 6 N SLEEP key 10
Network Soft keys 5, 6, 12, 16
activities 24, 27
devices 17 I connecting 34 Sports 53, 54
guides 48 Icons 8 connectivity details 37 Sport search 43
Indicators 6 deleting 36 Status indicators 6, 8
details 36
D INFO key 5, 9
key 39
SURROUND key 9
Deleting INPUT key 9 SWAP key 10
options 35, 38
activities 30 security 38
devices 22 K signal strength 36 T
guides 50 Keys 5, 9 SSID 36, 38 Troubleshooting 39
networks 36 hard 15 troubleshooting 39
Details hiding 19 type 38 V
device 22 learning 15, 16 New device 13 VOL keys 10
guide 52 locks 18 New device learning 17 locks 18
network 36 moving 20 News 53, 54
program 44
Devices
showing 19
soft 16 Number keys 9 W
Watch activities 24
adding 4, 13, 14
creating 17 O Weather 53, 54
deleting 22 OK key 9 WEP 38
details 22 WiFi connectivity
indicators 6, 8 enabling/disabling 37
learning 17 WiFi network 10, 33, 34, 36,
menu 12 37
moving 21 WPA 39
renaming 20
Index 55
Please call the AR Remote Helpline at 1-800-276-0509 if you have any questions
about this product.
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Important Safety Instructions

• Do not install or place this unit in a bookcase, built-in cabinet or in

another confined space. Ensure the unit is well ventilated. To prevent

Chapter 1: Getting Started With Your Smart Remote

Chapter 2: Managing Devices

Chapter 3: Managing OneTouch Activities

Chapter 4: Using Your WiFi Network

Chapter 5: Using the Program Guides

Chapter 6: Using click365 Services

PIP/ SWAP/ ASPECT SLEEP

the remote cradle the power supply

7 PQRS 8 TUV 9 WXYZ

PIP/ SWAP/ ASPECT SLEEP

1 The Smart Remote setup has two simple steps:

2. Following the Smart Remote Setup Routine

Tour of the Remote

The Top Section: Smart Remote Menu Keys

PIP/ SWAP/ ASPECT SLEEP

INPUT SEL click

The Top Section: Smart Remote LCD Screen

Status and Device

Menu Items (see

Soft Key Items (for

The Smart Remote Home Menu

The Help Menu

Running low on battery power.

Device Indicator Device Indicators

Sending an IR signal to another device.

The Bottom Section: Smart Remote Keys (in alphabetical order)

REPEAT SKIP FWD

Other Smart Remote Features

REPEAT SKIP FWD

12 4 GHI 5 JKL 6 MNO Chapter 2

7 PQRS 8 TUV 9 WXYZ

Using Auto Code Search

Learning New Keys

10. Press the key on the device’s original remote.

6. Press the Options soft key and select Learn...

Creating and Learning a New Device

Showing or Hiding Commands

4. Highlight the device you want to change and press SEL.

Viewing Device Details

Managing One Touch Activities

Creating a OneTouch Activity

OneTouch Setup Wizard Hints

Creating a Custom Activity

Devices to turn on specifies which devices are used in this activity.

Cabling configuration specifies how you have your A/V Source

Moving or Deleting an Activity

Using Guided Activities Instead of OneTouch

Connecting to a WiFi Network

Configuring WiFi Connectivity Options

4. Press the Options soft key and select Add Network.

Deleting a Network Configuration

Viewing Network Details

Disabling and Enabling WiFi Connectivity

Configuring Advanced Options

6. The following options are available in the advanced setup screen:

protection. This kind of network requires a network key (password)

Viewing the Media Access Control (MAC) Address

WiFi Connection Troubleshooting