Amino Remote Control Configuration Guide
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1 Scope and Purpose
This document is intended to be a guide to the Amino IR Remote Controls
It is intended for use by the Amino customer in order to:
1. Understand the functionality of the standard Amino remote controls
2. Understand how to specify a customized remote control
3. Understand how to configure and change macros
It is NOT intended to be an end-user guide. Amino has written separate
documents that are intended to be used by the customer as a template for
an end-user guide.
Amino does not provide an end-user guide for the remote control. The end-
user interface is governed by the middleware that is being used. Generally,
the middleware is either written by the customer or purchased by the
customer directly from a specialized middleware provider, and then
customized for the application. Amino does not supply middleware.
2 Overview
The Amino remote control is designed to complement the Amino range of
Set-Top Boxes in terms of style, quality and functionality.
The remote is universal; capable of controlling the end-users own television
as well as the Amino set-top box. Approximately 95% of all televisions
worldwide can be controlled using this remote.
The remote is easily programmed to control the end-users TV by entering a
3-digit TV Brand Code taken from a table of brand codes. (See Appendix A
for European TV Brand Codes and Appendix B for US/Asia TV Brand
Codes)
The remote can be specified with different button layouts, legends, and
brand logo.
The remote can be specified pre-configured with macros to give multi-step
command sequences in response to a single button press.
