Tripp Lite ER-V2 - Manual
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Tripp Lite
1111 West 35th Street
Chicago, IL 60609 USA
Telephone: +(773) 869 1234
Model #: ER-V2
RF Remote Control for Windows Vista
Highlights
Controls Vista Media Center
Works through walls and furniture
For Vista Home Premium and Vista Ultimate
Description
The RF Remote for Windows Vista is a sleek and powerful RF remote control designed specifically for use with Vista's Media Center multimedia
software. It provides more range, convenience and flexibility than infrared remotes.
System Requirements
Windows:
An available USB port
Windows Vista Home Premium or Windows Vista Ultimate (32bit or 64bit)
TV tuner card with FM radio capability required for live TV and radio functionality
This remote control is designed specifically for use with Windows Vista Media Center. The RF remote is compatible with the IR blaster that might
have been supplied as part of your Media Center PC hardware bundle. The IR blaster allows your PC to control other AV equipment such as a TV,
VCR, etc. by sending IR signals to these devices. (See FAQ link)
Package Includes
RF Remote Control
USB RF Receiver
Printed Quick Start Guide
Two AA batteries for remote
Features
Range: The RF Remote for Windows Vista provides a range of up to 90 ft (about three times the distance of infrared remotes).
Convenience: Unlike an infrared remote, this RF remote does not require line of sight to the RF receiver. This allows you to manage Media
Center from more areas within the room or even from other areas of your house.
Flexibility: Since the RF signal works through walls and furniture, you have more flexibility in locating the PC that will be used to run Media
Center. For example, you can place the PC inside an entertainment center cabinet or within an AV closet and still easily control Media
Center with the remote.
Specifications
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