Buckeye Media Gateway Hardware - Buckeye CableSystem
Buckeye Media Gateway Hardware - Buckeye CableSystem
Buckeye Media Gateway Hardware - Buckeye CableSystem
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Infrared Receiver<br />
Cable<br />
Pr<br />
Infrared Receiver<br />
Video L R<br />
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Digital Audio Optical<br />
Digital Audio Optical<br />
USB<br />
Ethernet 10/100<br />
When a button on the remote is pressed, the infrared signal is sent to an IR receiver.<br />
The receiver then sends commands to electronic components. For the remote to<br />
send its signals to the system’s IR receiver, it must have a clear view of the front panel<br />
(see the fi gure above).<br />
Subchannel Separator<br />
Many networks broadcast multiple digital subchannels. For example, some networks<br />
broadcast four standard defi nition subchannels identifi ed using a decimal point (such<br />
as 09, 09.1, 09.2, and 09.3). When using the arrow buttons to navigate the electronic<br />
program guide, these channels appear in order in the channels listing. To access<br />
these subchannels directly using the remote buttons, use the “LAST” button (which<br />
also has a dot) on the number pad to represent the decimal point.<br />
For example, to go directly to channel 09.2, on the remote control number pad press<br />
0, 9, LAST, and then 2.<br />
IR<br />
Blaster<br />
MENU<br />
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