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FCC CFCC CFCC CFCC CFCC CAUTIONAUTIONAUTIONAUTIONAUTIONTHIS DEVICE COMPLIES WITH PART 15OF THE FCC RULES.

OPERATION IS SUBJECT TO THEFOLLOWING TWO CONDITIONS:

(1) THIS DEVICE MAY NOT CAUSEHARMFUL INTERFERENCE, AND

(2) THIS DEVICE MUST ACCEPT ANYINTERFERENCE RECEIVED,INCLUDING INTERFERENCE THATMAY CAUSE UNDESIREDOPERATION.

This equipment generates and uses radiofrequency energy, and if not installedand used properly, that is, in strictaccordance with the manufacturersinstructions, it may cause interference toradio and television reception. It hasbeen type tested and found to complywith the limits for remote control devicesin accordance with the specifications inSub-Parts B and C of Part 15 of FCCRules, which are designed to providereasonable protection against suchinterference in a residential installation.However, there is no guarantee thatinterference will not occur in a particularinstallation. If this equipment does causeinterference to radio or televisionreception, which can be determined byunplugging the equipment, try to correctthe interference by one or more of thefollowing measures.

• Reorient the antenna of the radio/TVexperiencing the interference.

• Relocate the interface with respect tothe radio/TV.

• Move the interface away from theradio/TV.

• Plug the interface into an outlet on adifferent electrical circuit from theradio/TV experiencing theinterference.

• If necessary, consult your localDealer for additional suggestions.

NOTE: Modifications to any of thecomponents in this kit will void the user’sauthority to operate this equipment.

R R R R READEADEADEADEAD T T T T THISHISHISHISHIS F F F F FIRSTIRSTIRSTIRSTIRST! ! ! ! ! SSSSSAFETYAFETYAFETYAFETYAFETY C C C C CONSIDERAONSIDERAONSIDERAONSIDERAONSIDERATIONSTIONSTIONSTIONSTIONSRemember to exercise good commonsense when using your X10Mouse Remote for homeautomation applications -especially when schedulingunattended devices. There can besome unexpected consequences ifnot used with care. For example,an empty coffee pot can beremotely turned on. If that shouldhappen, your coffee pot could bedamaged from overheating. If anelectric heater is turned on byremote control while clothing isdraped over it, a fire could result.DO NOT USE the system for thecontrol of high power heatingappliances such as portableheaters.

Caution: To reduce the risk of electricshock, do not disassemble any part ofthe Home Automation System. No user-serviceable parts are inside. If you spillliquid on any accessory unit (Modules,etc.) disconnect the unit from the ACoutlet to prevent possible fire or shockhazard and consult authorized servicepersonnel.

Powerline operated equipment oraccessories connected to any of theseunits should bear the UL listing or CSAcertification mark and should not havebeen modified in any way that mightdefeat their safety features.

Warning: To prevent electric shockhazard, do not expose any part of theHome Automation System to rain ormoisture.

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I I I I I N T R O D U C T I O NN T R O D U C T I O NN T R O D U C T I O NN T R O D U C T I O NN T R O D U C T I O N Congratulations on your purchase of theX10 Mouse Remote and WirelessReceiver.

Wireless Mouse....Wireless Mouse....Wireless Mouse....Wireless Mouse....Wireless Mouse....

The MK19A kit consists of a remotecontrol (JR20A) and a wireless receiver(JR21A). The remote control sendswireless RF signals to the receiver whichis connected to your PC. You plug thereceiver into the serial port or PS/2 porton your PC and plug your regular mouseinto the socket on the receiver. This letsyou use the remote as a wireless mouse.You use the mouse pad on the front of theremote to move the cursor around the PCscreen, and use the buttons on the backof the remote as the left and right mousebuttons. It’s that simple! However, to takeadvantage of the advanced features ofthe Mouse Remote, you can install thesoftware that came with it. This lets youconfigure the remote’s special functionbuttons (WEB, DVD, CD, and Phone).You can configure these buttons toperform special functions such aslaunching your WEB Browser, forexample.

Universal Remote....Universal Remote....Universal Remote....Universal Remote....Universal Remote....

You can use the Mouse Remote as aUniversal Remote, to control most audio/video products. Control your TV, VCR,Cable Box, Satellite Receiver, etc. allfrom the same convenient and easy touse remote.

Make your lights and appliances go towork for you....

The X10 Mouse Remote will control mostor all of your video and audioequipment. But what really sets it apartfrom other universal remotes is that youcan also control almost any light orappliance in your home - even in anotherroom! And it’s easy to install. Withinminutes, you can be using your X10Mouse Remote to dim the lights, startbrewing a fresh pot of coffee and playyour favorite movie! (Requires X10Transceiver and Modules, soldseparately).

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BBBBBUTTONUTTONUTTONUTTONUTTON D D D D DESCRIPTIONSESCRIPTIONSESCRIPTIONSESCRIPTIONSESCRIPTIONSINDICAINDICAINDICAINDICAINDICATOR LIGHTTOR LIGHTTOR LIGHTTOR LIGHTTOR LIGHTThe indicator light flashes when a key ispressed (if the key is available in theselected mode).

P O W E RP O W E RP O W E RP O W E RP O W E RWorks in the same way as your originalremote. Turns All Lights On in X10mode.

SET UPSET UPSET UPSET UPSET UPUsed to set up the remote to control yourTV, VCR, Cable, etc.

P CP CP CP CP CPress first to access WEB, DVD, PHONE,or CD functions.

X10X10X10X10X10Lets you control X10 Modules to operatelamps and appliances around the home.

W E BW E BW E BW E BW E BCan be configured with the enclosedsoftware to launch your browser, etc.

D V DD V DD V DD V DD V DCan be configured with the enclosedsoftware to play disks in your DVD drive.

P H O N EP H O N EP H O N EP H O N EP H O N ECan be configured with the enclosedsoftware to launch telephony/faxapplications, etc.

C DC DC DC DC DCan be configured with the enclosedsoftware to launch the PC’s CD player.

AUX, TVAUX, TVAUX, TVAUX, TVAUX, TV, CBL, SA, CBL, SA, CBL, SA, CBL, SA, CBL, SATTTTT, VCR, VCR, VCR, VCR, VCRUsed to select the device you want tocontrol. SAT includes DSS receivers.

0 - 90 - 90 - 90 - 90 - 9Used as your original remote and toenter device codes. Can also beconfigured to perform PC functions.

UP ARROWUP ARROWUP ARROWUP ARROWUP ARROWUsed for shift when in PC mode.

Here are just some of the things youcan do with your X10 MouseRemote...

• Control your entire audio/video andlighting setup for the ultimate HomeTheater experience.

• Turn on lights at night to scare awayintruders if you hear a noise.

• Start the coffee from your bedroomwhen you wake up.

• Turn on your electric blanket beforethe movie ends, so it’s nice andwarm when you go to bed.

Use this manual to become familiarwith your Mouse Remote....

This manual will explain how to set upyour Mouse Remote to use it with yourPC as a wireless mouse.

Next, it shows you how to set it up tocontrol your existing Audio/Videoequipment.

Next, it will show you how you can useit with an X10 Transceiver Module andLamp Module (sold separately) tooperate electrical devices in your home.

Finally, the manual will show how youcan expand your system with some of themany additional X10 products you canpurchase.

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1.1.1.1.1. Push the tab and liftoff the batterycover.

2.2.2.2.2. Fit four AAAalkaline batteries,taking care tomatch the + and -marks in the batterycompartment.

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LASTLASTLASTLASTLASTSelects the last channel selected.

The Mouse Remote buttons can beprogrammed to perform various functionsusing the Mouse Remote software, butthey are pre-programmed with thefollowing defaults:

When PC mode is selected the keysdefault to the following:

K e yK e yK e yK e yK e y PC

P o w e rP o w e rP o w e rP o w e rP o w e r Close ApplicationEn te rEn te rEn te rEn te rEn te r EnterP l a yP l a yP l a yP l a yP l a y Nudge mouse cursor upR e wR e wR e wR e wR e w Nudge mouse cursor leftF FF FF FF FF F Nudge mouse cursor rightS t opS topS topS topS top Nudge mouse cursor downR e cR e cR e cR e cR e c -Pau sePau sePau sePau sePau se -00000 011111 122222 233333 344444 455555 566666 677777 788888 899999 9VVVVVo l +o l +o l +o l +o l + Line UpVVVVVo l -o l -o l -o l -o l - Line DownC H +C H +C H +C H +C H + Page UpCH-CH-CH-CH-CH- Page DownM u t eM u t eM u t eM u t eM u t e MinimizeA . BA . BA . BA . BA . B -Disp layDisp layDisp layDisp layDisp lay Maximize

Key below + ShiftKey below + ShiftKey below + ShiftKey below + ShiftKey below + Shift

00000 -11111 Home22222 Up Arrow33333 Page Up44444 Left Arrow55555 -66666 Right Arrow77777 End88888 Down Arrow99999 Page DownVVVVVo l +o l +o l +o l +o l + Line UpVVVVVo l -o l -o l -o l -o l - Line DownC H +C H +C H +C H +C H + Page UpCH-CH-CH-CH-CH- Page DownMuteMuteMuteMuteMute MinimizeA . BA . BA . BA . BA . B -Disp layDisp layDisp layDisp layDisp lay Maximize

ENTERENTERENTERENTERENTERUsed to confirm certain entries.

VOLUME +/- (UP/DOWN)VOLUME +/- (UP/DOWN)VOLUME +/- (UP/DOWN)VOLUME +/- (UP/DOWN)VOLUME +/- (UP/DOWN)Works like your original remote. Alsobrightens and dims lamps in X10 mode.Works as Line Up/Down in PC mode.

CHANNEL +/- (UP/DOWN)CHANNEL +/- (UP/DOWN)CHANNEL +/- (UP/DOWN)CHANNEL +/- (UP/DOWN)CHANNEL +/- (UP/DOWN)Works like your original remote. Alsoworks as on and off in X10 mode. Alsoworks as Page Up/Down in PC mode.

MOUSE PADMOUSE PADMOUSE PADMOUSE PADMOUSE PADMoves the cursor around the screen.

MOUSE BUTTONS (ON BACK)MOUSE BUTTONS (ON BACK)MOUSE BUTTONS (ON BACK)MOUSE BUTTONS (ON BACK)MOUSE BUTTONS (ON BACK)Used as left and right (looking from front)mouse buttons.

M U T EM U T EM U T EM U T EM U T EWorks the same as your original remote.Also turns All Modules Off in X10 mode.Also works as Maximize in PC mode.

A - BA - BA - BA - BA - BUsed as a TV/VCR button.

D I S PD I S PD I S PD I S PD I S PUsed to access on-screen information.Also works as Minimize in PC mode.

PLAPLAPLAPLAPLAYYYYY, REW, FF, REW, FF, REW, FF, REW, FF, REW, FF, STOP, STOP, STOP, STOP, STOPWork the same as on your original VCRremote.

SELECTSELECTSELECTSELECTSELECTUsed for menu selections on DSSreceivers.

T IMERT IMERT IMERT IMERT IMERUsed to set the Sleep Timer toautomatically switch off the TV or X10Modules after a preset time.

GUIDEGUIDEGUIDEGUIDEGUIDEDisplays the main menu on DSSreceivers.

RECRECRECRECRECRecord button. Works the same as youroriginal VCR remote. You must press theREC button twice to begin recording.

PAUSEPAUSEPAUSEPAUSEPAUSEWorks the same as your VCR remote.

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When DVD mode is selected the keysdefault to the following:KeyKeyKeyKeyKey DVD

PowerPowerPowerPowerPower -En te rEn te rEn te rEn te rEn te r -P l a yP l a yP l a yP l a yP l a y -R e wR e wR e wR e wR e w -F FF FF FF FF F -S t opS topS topS topS top -R e cR e cR e cR e cR e c -Pau sePau sePau sePau sePau se -00000 011111 122222 233333 344444 455555 566666 677777 788888 899999 9VVVVVo l +o l +o l +o l +o l + Line UpVVVVVo l -o l -o l -o l -o l - Line DownC H +C H +C H +C H +C H + Page UpCH-CH-CH-CH-CH- Page DownM u t eM u t eM u t eM u t eM u t e MinimizeA . BA . BA . BA . BA . B -Disp layDisp layDisp layDisp layDisp lay Maximize

Key below + ShiftKey below + ShiftKey below + ShiftKey below + ShiftKey below + Shift

00000 -11111 Home22222 Up Arrow33333 Page Up44444 Left Arrow55555 -66666 Right Arrow77777 End88888 Down Arrow99999 Page DownVVVVVo l +o l +o l +o l +o l + Line UpVVVVVo l -o l -o l -o l -o l - Line DownC H +C H +C H +C H +C H + Page UpCH-CH-CH-CH-CH- Page DownM u t eM u t eM u t eM u t eM u t e MinimizeA . BA . BA . BA . BA . B -DisplayDisplayDisplayDisplayDisplay Maximize

When WEB mode is selected the keysdefault to the following:

K e yK e yK e yK e yK e y WEB

W E BW E BW E BW E BW E B Default BrowserP o w e rP o w e rP o w e rP o w e rP o w e r -En te rEn te rEn te rEn te rEn te r -P l a yP l a yP l a yP l a yP l a y -R e wR e wR e wR e wR e w -F FF FF FF FF F -S t opS topS topS topS top -R e cR e cR e cR e cR e c -Pau sePau sePau sePau sePau se -00000 www.x10.com11111 www.pc.orcaweb.com22222 -33333 -44444 -55555 -66666 -77777 -88888 -99999 -VVVVVo l +o l +o l +o l +o l + Line UpVVVVVo l -o l -o l -o l -o l - Line DownC H +C H +C H +C H +C H + Page UpCH-CH-CH-CH-CH- Page DownM u t eM u t eM u t eM u t eM u t e MinimizeA . BA . BA . BA . BA . B -Disp layDisp layDisp layDisp layDisp lay Maximize

Key below + ShiftKey below + ShiftKey below + ShiftKey below + ShiftKey below + Shift

00000 -11111 Home22222 Up Arrow33333 Page Up44444 Left Arrow55555 -66666 Right Arrow77777 End88888 Down Arrow99999 Page DownVVVVVo l +o l +o l +o l +o l + Line UpVVVVVo l -o l -o l -o l -o l - Line DownC H +C H +C H +C H +C H + Page UpCH-CH-CH-CH-CH- Page DownM u t eM u t eM u t eM u t eM u t e MinimizeA . BA . BA . BA . BA . B -DisplayDisplayDisplayDisplayDisplay Maximize

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When PHONE mode is selected thekeys default to the following:KeyKeyKeyKeyKey PHONE

PHONEPHONEPHONEPHONEPHONE Default DialerPowerPowerPowerPowerPower -EnterEnterEnterEnterEnter -PlayPlayPlayPlayPlay -R e wR e wR e wR e wR e w -F FF FF FF FF F -S t opS topS topS topS top -R e cR e cR e cR e cR e c -Pau sePau sePau sePau sePau se -00000 011111 122222 233333 344444 455555 566666 677777 788888 899999 9VVVVVo l +o l +o l +o l +o l + Line UpVVVVVo l -o l -o l -o l -o l - Line DownC H +C H +C H +C H +C H + Page UpCH-CH-CH-CH-CH- Page DownM u t eM u t eM u t eM u t eM u t e MinimizeA . BA . BA . BA . BA . B -Disp layDisp layDisp layDisp layDisp lay Maximize

Key below + ShiftKey below + ShiftKey below + ShiftKey below + ShiftKey below + Shift

00000 011111 Home22222 Up Arrow33333 Page Up44444 Left Arrow55555 -66666 Right Arrow77777 End88888 Down Arrow99999 Page DownVVVVVo l +o l +o l +o l +o l + Line UpVVVVVo l -o l -o l -o l -o l - Line DownC H +C H +C H +C H +C H + Page UpCH-CH-CH-CH-CH- Page DownM u t eM u t eM u t eM u t eM u t e MinimizeA . BA . BA . BA . BA . B -DisplayDisplayDisplayDisplayDisplay Maximize

When CD mode is selected the keysdefault to the following:KeyKeyKeyKeyKey CD

PowerPowerPowerPowerPower -EnterEnterEnterEnterEnter -PlayPlayPlayPlayPlay Play CDRewRewRewRewRew Previous TrackF FF FF FF FF F Next TrackS topS topS topS topS top Stop CDR e cR e cR e cR e cR e c -Pau sePau sePau sePau sePau se Pause CD00000 CD Track 1011111 CD Track 122222 CD Track 233333 CD Track 344444 CD Track 455555 CD Track 566666 CD Track 677777 CD Track 788888 CD Track 899999 CD Track 9VVVVVo l +o l +o l +o l +o l + Master Vol+VVVVVo l -o l -o l -o l -o l - Master Vol-C H +C H +C H +C H +C H + Next TrackCH-CH-CH-CH-CH- Previous TrackM u t eM u t eM u t eM u t eM u t e Master MuteA . BA . BA . BA . BA . B -Disp layDisp layDisp layDisp layDisp lay Maximize

Key below + ShiftKey below + ShiftKey below + ShiftKey below + ShiftKey below + Shift

00000 CD Track 2011111 CD Track 1122222 CD Track 1233333 CD Track 1344444 CD Track 1455555 CD Track 1566666 CD Track 1677777 CD Track 1788888 CD Track 1899999 CD Track 19VVVVVo l +o l +o l +o l +o l + Master Vol+VVVVVo l -o l -o l -o l -o l - Master Vol-C H +C H +C H +C H +C H + Next TrackCH-CH-CH-CH-CH- Previous TrackM u t eM u t eM u t eM u t eM u t e Master MuteA . BA . BA . BA . BA . B F1DisplayDisplayDisplayDisplayDisplay -

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TTTTTo install the JR21A Mouse Ro install the JR21A Mouse Ro install the JR21A Mouse Ro install the JR21A Mouse Ro install the JR21A Mouse Receiver:eceiver:eceiver:eceiver:eceiver:

First shut down and turn off your PC.Unplug your mouse and plug the mouseReceiver into your PC’s mouse port (usethe enclosed adapter if you have a PS/2port). Plug your existing mouse into thesocket on the Receiver. Set the switch onthe Receiver to the front position. Turn onyour PC.

IMPORIMPORIMPORIMPORIMPORTTTTTANTANTANTANTANT::::: You cannot connect theMouse Receiver to a PS/2 port while thePC is turned on. If you try this, your PCwill not recognize your mouse. You canattach the Receiver to a serial port whilethe PC is turned on but you will thenneed to re-boot your computer.

Wait for about 10 seconds after re-booting. Now you can use the JR20Aremote as a wireless mouse. You use themouse pad on the front of the remote tomove the cursor around the PC screen,and use the buttons on the back of theremote as the left and right mousebuttons. It’s that simple!

left mouse button(on back)

right mouse button(on back)

mouse pad

You can, at any time, still use yourexisting mouse, which always overridesthe Mouse Remote. If you want to stopthe JR21A receiver from receiving signalsfrom the Mouse Remote for a period oftime, set the switch on the JR21A to theback position. Remember to set it back tothe front position next time you want touse the Mouse Remote.

Using the Mouse Remote to move thecursor around the screen and open andclose applications is very easy to do andallows you, for example, to give PCpresentations from across the room.

To serial porton your PC

To your serialmouse

To PS/2 port onyour PC (usingsupplied adapter)

To your PS/2 mouse

If you have a PS/2 mouse....If you have a PS/2 mouse....If you have a PS/2 mouse....If you have a PS/2 mouse....If you have a PS/2 mouse....

MMMMMOUSEOUSEOUSEOUSEOUSE O O O O OPERAPERAPERAPERAPERATIONTIONTIONTIONTIONThe MK19A kit consists of a remotecontrol (JR20A) and a wireless receiver(JR21A). The remote control sendswireless RF signals (from up to 40 ft.away) to the receiver which is connectedto your PC. You plug the receiver into theserial or PS/2 port on your PC and plugyour regular mouse into the socket on thereceiver.

If you have a serial mouse....If you have a serial mouse....If you have a serial mouse....If you have a serial mouse....If you have a serial mouse....

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When the Mouse Remote picture isdisplayed, moving the cursor aroundthe screen causes programmable buttonsor buttons with additional help (setup/X10/TV/CBL/SAT/VCR) to illuminate.Double-clicking on these buttons willallow them to be programmed or showadditional help. Right-clicking on thesebuttons will display a pop-up menuoffering additional options.

When you double-click on a button thewindow shown below is displayed.

This window lets you configure thebutton for what you want it to do. Thereare 6 different things that you canprogram a button to do. These are:

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Launch Launch Launch Launch Launch lets you launch any applicationyou choose from the button. For example:To set up button number 1 to launch yourword processor:

Click on the Mouse Remote icon (on thedesktop for Win 3.x or in the taskbar forWindows 95) and then click Configure.

When you see the picture of the MouseRemote, click on the PC key and thendouble-click on the number 1 button.

When you see the picture above, clickon Launch.

However, to take advantage of theadvanced features of the Mouse Remote,you can install the software that camewith it. This lets you configure theremote’s special function buttons such asPC, WEB, DVD, PHONE, CD, etc. Youcan configure these buttons to performspecial functions such as launching yourWEB Browser, for example. If you preferyou can just use the defaults Listed onpages 9 to 13.

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Installation for Windows 3.xInstallation for Windows 3.xInstallation for Windows 3.xInstallation for Windows 3.xInstallation for Windows 3.x

Insert the Mouse Setup Disk or CD intoyour Floppy or CD drive. Launch FileManager and click on the drive letter foryour Floppy or CD drive and double-clickon Setup.exe. Follow the on-screenprompts to install the Mouse Remotesoftware. After the installation is completeyou will be given the opportunity to readthe README file. Remember to re-bootyour computer after installing thesoftware.

Installation for Windows 95.Installation for Windows 95.Installation for Windows 95.Installation for Windows 95.Installation for Windows 95.

Insert Mouse Setup Floppy or CD intoyour Floppy or CD drive. Use Explorer toopen your Floppy or CD drive anddouble-click on Setup.exe. Follow the on-screen prompts to install the mousesoftware. After the installation is completeyou will be given the opportunity to readthe README file. Remember to re-bootyour computer after installing thesoftware.

ConfigurationConfigurationConfigurationConfigurationConfiguration

Windows 3.x:Windows 3.x:Windows 3.x:Windows 3.x:Windows 3.x: click on the “RF RemoteMouse” icon in the control panel or clickon the minimized mouse icon on thedesktop and select the Configure optionfrom the menu, to bring up a picture ofthe Remote.

Windows 95: Windows 95: Windows 95: Windows 95: Windows 95: click the remote mousetray icon and select the “Configure”option from the menu, to bring up apicture of the Mouse Remote. (See page20 also).

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System System System System System lets you set up any button tomaximize, minimize, or resize windows,close applications, shut downWindows® select the Windows 95®

Start button, etc.

Messages Messages Messages Messages Messages This is an advanced featurethat will primarily be used byprogrammers. It allows applicationspecific information to be directed to theassociated windows application. Referto the on-line help for more information.

Virtual KVirtual KVirtual KVirtual KVirtual KeyboardeyboardeyboardeyboardeyboardYou can set up any key to launch youre-mail application, word processor,notepad, etc. you can then launch avirtual keyboard. This lets you move thecursor around the screen and pressbuttons on the virtual keyboard to typetext from the Mouse Remote.To assign the virtual keyboard to the A-Bbutton for example:Select Configure, click on PC, double-click on A-B and select System. Thenselect Virtual Keyboard for the function.Then to use the Virtual keyboard: launchyour word processor, e-mail, etc. thenpress PC followed by A-B on the MouseRemote.

The picture above will appear on top ofyour word processor. Move the cursorover each key and click the left mousebutton on the back of the Mouse Remote(looking from the front) to press thevirtual key. When you’ve finished“typing” press Enter on the VirtualKeyboard to enter the text into your wordprocessor (or whatever other applicationis on the screen behind the VirtualKeyboard.

Clicking on the Launch button on thescreen shown on page 17 displays awindow similar to the one below.

The actual window you see depends onwhat button you clicked and will bedifferent for Launch, WWW, Multime-dia, Edit, System, and Messages. In thiscase you clicked on Launch so you willsee the window above. Next click in theFile name box and then type in the pathand name for your word processor, orbrowse to find its location. Click OK toexit the above window and then againto exit the window on page 17. Thenclose the picture of the Mouse Remote.Now any time you press PC followed by1 on the Mouse Remote, you will launchyour word processor.

WWWWWWWWWWWWWWW lets you go straight to whateverURL you designate (after launching yourbrowser). When you click on WWWyou will see a window with a dialog boxinto which you type the WEB addressthat you want the button to take you to.

Multimedia Multimedia Multimedia Multimedia Multimedia lets you control your PC's CDor DVD player, etc. from the button. Forexample to set up a DVD player: On theConfiguration picture for the MouseRemote, first click on PC, then click onDVD then double click on Play. . Whenyou see the screen on page 17, click onMultimedia. Select DVD Player for themedia device and Play Play Play Play Play for the function.Repeat the above steps for Stop, FF,REW, Pause, etc.

Edit Edit Edit Edit Edit lets you set up any key to performtasks such as Page Up, Page Down,Tab, Home, Type etc. Type allows to youassign text to a button so that it will be“typed” into any box you place thecursor over. For example you couldassign a password to any button andthen “type” it into a dialog box with thepress of a button when you launchCompuserve® or America Online,® etc.

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Note that the mouse pad and thebuttons on the back of the remote arealways active, no matter what mode theremote is in (PC, TV, VCR, etc.). Notehowever that the special function buttons(WEB, PHONE, CD, DVD) are onlyactive after the PC button has beenpressed. Note also that the mousecursor will move faster as you pressharder on the mouse pad. It actually hasthree distinct speeds.

Note also that speed, mouse trails, etc.can be set from the Remote MouseProperties Sheet in the Control Panel.

Normally you will configure the MouseRemote’s buttons by clicking on the Trayicon (Windows 95) and then clickingConfigure. If the tray icon is NOT visiblein the system tray (because you closed it)Select Start, then Programs, then Remote,then Remote Mouse Buttons, to againshow the Remote Mouse tray icon. Clickon the tray icon then click Configure.Alternatively: If the tray icon is NOTvisible a Configure button will beavailable in the properties sheet (in theControl Panel) allowing you to configurethe Mouse Remote Buttons from there. Ifthe tray icon IS visible in the system traythere is no Configure button in theProperties Sheet, so the Mouse RemoteButtons can be configured by clicking onthe tray icon and then selectingConfigure.

There is extensive on-line help availablefor the Mouse Remote software, so it issuggested that you refer to this help formore details. Note also that informationon what each button does is availablewith the right-click of the mouse.

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Here’s a typical scenario that gives youan idea of what you can do with thepower of the Mouse Remote:

Program 10 WEB sites into the numerickeys (e.g. 1 for www.x10.com, 2 forwww.orcaweb.com...), then sit back inyour armchair and press the PC keyfollowed by the WEB key to launch yourWEB browser. Then position the cursorover the URL field and press 1, 2, etc. togo directly to the address and read thelatest information from each WEB site.Then using the channel up and downkeys and volume up and down keys asscroll functions page through the site,while listening to a CD that you startedplaying earlier. After a while, skip backto track 7 on the CD by pressing CDfollowed by 7. Then return to WEBbrowsing mode by pressing the WEBkey. Later still, as it starts to get dark,press the X10 key and turn on the livingroom lights.* Then press the CD key andpress pause while you answer the phone.Press the Power button to close your WEBbrowser and then press the PHONEbutton that you previously configured todial your voice mail to pick up messageson your PC.

To configure the above:

Click the tray icon and select Configure.Click the PC button then double-click theWEB button, then click Launch. Type inthe name of your browser, or Browse tofind its location. Click OK twice.

Click the PC button, then double-clickbutton 1. Click WWW, then type thedesired WEB address. Click OK. Repeatthe process for each address you want toprogram for each numeric button.

Click PC, then CD, then double-clickPlay. Click Multimedia. Select your mediadevice and function (Play). Repeat theprocess for Stop, Pause, FF, REW, MUTE,numeric keys, etc.

Get the idea?* Required X10 Transceiver and Modules(sold separately).

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If your TV/VCR/Cable Box/Satellite Receiver does notrespond, try the other codes for yourbrand. If it still doesn’t respond, try theCode Search method on page 34.

If the LED blinks rapidly when youenter the code, you may have enteredan invalid code. Recheck the code in thecode list and try again.

If some buttons do not operate yourequipment, try one of the other codes foryour brand.

TV CODESTV CODESTV CODESTV CODESTV CODESABEX ..................................................................... 185ACME ................................................................... 003ADA ...................................................................... 016ADC .............................................................. 012,096ADMIRAL ........................................................ 014,186ADVENTURA .......................................................... 187AIKO ..................................................................... 029ALLERON ............................................................... 059AMTRON .............................................................. 051AKAI ...................................................................... 015AMSTRAD .............................................................. 202ANAM NATIONAL ........... 016,051,055,205,206,207AOC ....................... 017,018,020,022,188,189,208AUDIOVOX ............................................................ 051...................................................................................BELCOR ................................................................. 017BELL & HOWELL ...................................... 014,062,096BRADFORD ............................................................ 051BROKWOOD ........................................................ 017...................................................................................CANDLE ......................................... 017,021,022,187CAPEHART ............................................................. 188CELEBRITY .............................................................. 015CENTURION.......................................................... 022CETRONIC ............................................................ 055CITIZEN ................................... 017,021,022,029,051....................................... 055,084,118,184,187,190CLAIRTONE ........................................................... 189CLASSIC ................................................................ 055COLORTYME .................................. 017,022,023,213CONCERTO .................................................. 017,022CONTEC/CONY .......... 024,025,026,027,051,055,189CRAIG ............................................................ 051,055CROWN .................................................. 051,055,184CURTIS MATHES ............................... 013,017,022,028........................................................ 062,084,118,184CXC ............................................................... 051,055...................................................................................DAEWOO ............................... 017,018,022,029,030....................................... 031,055,098,139,140,184DAYTRON ............................................... 017,022,184DIMENSIA ............................................................. 013DUMONT ...................................................... 017,164DYNASTY .............................................................. 055DYNATECH ........................................................... 191...................................................................................ELECTROBAND .............................................. 015,189ELECTROHOME ....................... 016,017,022,034,035EMERSON ........ 017,022,025,027,036,037,038,039................ 040,043,044,045,046,047,048,049,050................ 051,052,053,054,055,056,057,058,059............... 060,062,136,137,176,184,189,190,192,210

SSSSSETTINGETTINGETTINGETTINGETTING UPUPUPUPUP FORFORFORFORFOR TV TV TV TV TV, VCR, C, VCR, C, VCR, C, VCR, C, VCR, CABLEABLEABLEABLEABLE, CD,, CD,, CD,, CD,, CD,ANDANDANDANDAND S S S S SAAAAATELLITETELLITETELLITETELLITETELLITE R R R R RECEIVERECEIVERECEIVERECEIVERECEIVER1.1.1.1.1. Turn on the device

5.5.5.5.5. Point the remote atthe device andpress the POWERbutton. Your deviceshould turn off.

you want to control(TV, VCR, cablebox, satellitereceiver etc.).

4.4.4.4.4. Enter the 3 digitCode from theLibrary CodeTables. The LEDturns off after thelast digit entered.

6.6.6.6.6. Turn your device onand press CH +. Ifthe deviceresponds, setup iscomplete.

2.2.2.2.2. Press and holdSETUP until the LEDindicator lightssteadily. Releasethe SETUP button.

3.3.3.3.3. Press and releasethe mode buttonthat matches thedevice you want tocontrol. The LEDblinks once. UseUseUseUseUseAUX for CDs.AUX for CDs.AUX for CDs.AUX for CDs.AUX for CDs.

Notes:

For CD players use the AUX button.For Laser Disks use the VCR button.

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ONKING............................................................... 055ONWA ......................................................... 051,055OPTIMUS ............................................................... 198OPTONICA ................................................... 108,186ORION .................................................................. 048...................................................................................PANASONIC .................................. 016,067,075,183PHILCO ........................... 016,017,018,021,022,025........................ 075,081,082,087,088,090,196,197PHILIPS .............. 016,017,019,021,022,025,075,081........................ 082,087,088,089,099,100,101,102PILOT ............................................................. 017,184PIONEER .................. 017,022,103,104,105,192,198PORTLAND............................... 017,018,022,029,184PRICE CLUB ............................................................ 118PRISM .................................................................... 067PROSCAN ..................................................... 013,194PROTON ......................... 017,022,025,106,188,199PULSAR .................................................................. 164PULSER ................................................................... 017...................................................................................QUASAR ......................................... 016,067,083,107...................................................................................RADIO SHACK/REALISTIC ........ 013,017,022,024,025............................... 051,054,055,062,108,184,185RCA .......... 013,016,017,018,020,022,109,111,112................ 113,114,115,116,142,192,194,200,201RHAPSODY ............................................................ 189RUNCO................................................................. 164...................................................................................SAMPO ................................... 017,022,184,185,188SAMSUNG ...................... 017,018,022,024,025,028........................ 084,117,118,119,184,185,214,217SAMSUX ................................................................ 184SANYO ............ 017,062,063,093,120,121,182,193SCOTCH ............................................................... 022SCOTT ............. 017,022,025,037,048,051,055,059SEARS .............. 013,017,022,026,059,062,063,064................ 079,084,118,122,123,193,194,202,210SHARP ............................. 017,022,025,108,124,125............................................... 126,127,135,184,186SHOGUN ............................................................. 017SIGNATURE ............................................ 014,096,128SIMPSON .............................................................. 021SONIC .................................................................. 189SONY ........................................................... 015,019SOUNDESIGN ................ 017,021,022,051,055,059SQUAREVIEW ........................................................ 202SSS ........................................................ 017,051,055STARLITE ................................................................ 051SUPREMACY .......................................................... 187SUPREME ............................................................... 015SYLVANIA................................... 017,021,022,075,081................................................. 082,087,088,089,090................................................. 101,129,174,196,197SYMPHONIC ........................................... 046,051,202...................................................................................TANDY .................................................................. 186TATUNG ........................................................ 016,191TECHNICS ............................................................ 067TECHWOOD ......................................... 017,022,067TEKNIKA .......................... 017,018,021,022,025,026....................................... 029,051,055,059,084,089....................................... 095,096,118,183,184,187TELECAPTION ........................................................ 130TELERENT ............................................................... 096TERA ...................................................................... 199TMK .............................................................. 017,022TOSHIBA ........................................ 062,084,102,118............................................... 122,130,131,173,214TOTEVISION .......................................................... 184...................................................................................

ENVISION....................................................... 017,022...................................................................................FISHER .............................................. 062,063,064,193FUJITSO ................................................................ 059FUNAI ..................................................... 051,055,059FUTURETEC .................................................... 051,055...................................................................................GE ................... 013,016,017,022,035,065,067,068........................ 100,176,177,178,179,180,181,194GIBRALTER ..................................................... 017,164GOLDSTAR ............................... 017,018,022,025,069....................................... 070,071,168,169,184,185GRUNDY ................................................ 051,059,184...................................................................................HALLMARK ..................................................... 017,022HARVARD ............................................................... 051HITACHI .................. 017,022,024,025,026,072,073........................ 074,100,150,151,152,153,154,155......... 156,157,158,159,160,161,163,192,211,212...................................................................................IMA ....................................................................... 051INFINITY ................................................................ 075...................................................................................JANEIL ................................................................... 187JBL ......................................................................... 075JCB ........................................................................ 015JC PENNY ............... 013,017,018,021,022,035,065............................... 067,071,076,077,084,100,118............................................... 141,184,185,194,214JENSEN ......................................................... 017,022JVC .................................. 024,025,026,067,073,078....................................... 079,080,102,171,172,195...................................................................................KAWASHO ............................................. 015,017,022KAYPANI ................................................................ 188KEC ....................................................................... 055KENWOOD .................................................. 017,022KLOSS NOVABEAM ........................ 081,082,187,196KTV .................................. 051,055,083,184,189,190...................................................................................LODGENET ............................................................ 096LOEWE ................................................................. 075LOGIK ................................................................... 096LUXMAN........................................................ 017,022LXI ................................... 013,022,062,075,084,194MEGATRON .................................................. 022,072MAGNAVOX ................... 017,021,022,075,081,082....................................... 087,088,089,090,101,102............................... 143,144,145,146,147,196,197MAJESTIC .............................................................. 096MARANTS ............................................................. 075MARANTZ ...................................... 017,022,075,091MATSUI ................................................................. 075MEI ....................................................................... 189MEMOREX ............................... 014,022,062,095,096MGA ....................................... 017,018,022,034,035............................................... 059,064,092,093,095MIDLAND ................................ 067,164,184,185,194MINUTZ ................................................................ 065MITSUBISHI ...................... 017,018,022,034,035,059............................... 064,092,093,094,095,102,138MONTGOMERY WARD ......................................... 096MOTOROLA .................................................. 016,186MTC ........................ 017,018,022,084,118,189,191MULTITECH .................................................... 051,191MULTIVISION ......................................................... 097...................................................................................NAD ....................................................... 022,084,198NEC ................. 016,017,018,022,098,102,108,213NIKEI ..................................................................... 055NIKKO .......................................................... 022,029NTC ...................................................................... 029

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HEADQUARTER ...................................................... 024HITACHI ............... 015,068,069,070,120,124,133,135HI-Q ..................................................................... 036...................................................................................INSTANT REPLAY .................................................... 034...................................................................................JCL ........................................................................ 034JC PENNEY .............. 022,023,024,026,027,034,035............................... 068,069,071,072,073,120,131JENSEN ................................................................. 124JVC .......................... 022,023,024,031,071,124,136KENWOOD ..... 022,023,024,029,031,071,124,136KLH ............................................................... 074,144KODAK .......................................................... 027,034LLOYD ........................................................... 015,039LOGIK ................................................................... 074LXI ......................................................................... 027...................................................................................MAGNAVOX ........... 034,035,075,076,117,121,137MAGNIN .............................................................. 026MARANTZ 022,023,024,029,031,034,071,075,077MARTA................................................................... 027MASUSHITA ........................................................... 034MEI ....................................................................... 034MEMOREX .............................. 014,015,024,026,027.............................................. 034,036,039,056,117MGA ..................................................... 042,078,126MGN TECHNOLOGY ............................................ 026MIDLAND .............................................................. 066MINOLTA ............................................... 068,069,120MITSUBISHI ............................. 042,068,069,078,079.............................................. 080,081,082,083,084....................................... 085,086,087,119,126,136MONTGOMERY WARD ................................. 014,088MOTOROLA .................................................. 014,034MTC ...................................................... 015,026,039MULTITECH ............................. 015,026,039,066,074NEC ........................ 022,023,024,029,031,071,077....................................... 089,090,091,092,124,136NIKKO .................................................................. 027NOBLEX ................................................................ 026...................................................................................OLYMPUS .............................................................. 034OPTIMUS ....................................................... 014,027OPTONICA ................................................... 109,147PANASONIC ................... 034,035,122,138,139,140PENTAX ........................... 029,068,069,029,120,133PENTEX RESEARCH ................................................ 031PHILCO .......................................... 034,035,075,076PHILIPS ............................................ 034,075,109,137PILOT ..................................................................... 027PIONEER ................................. 023,068,093,094,136PORTLAND...................................... 029,030,032,123PROSCAN ............................................................. 013PROTEC ................................................................. 074PULSAR .................................................................. 117...................................................................................QUARTER ............................................................... 024QUARTZ ................................................................ 024QUASAR ................................................ 034,035,138RCA ......................... 013,016,026,034,068,069,095............................... 096,097,098,099,100,101,102....................................... 103,104,120,128,133,138RADIOSHACK/REALISTIC ........ 014,015,024,026,027.............................................. 034,035,036,039,042............................................................. 062,063,109RADIX .................................................................... 027RANDEX ................................................................ 027RICOH .................................................................. 141RUNCO................................................................. 117...................................................................................SAMSUNG ...................... 018,026,028,046,066,125

UNIVERSAL ..................................................... 065,100...................................................................................VICTOR .......................................................... 079,195VIDTECH ................................................. 017,018,022VIKING .................................................................. 187...................................................................................WARDS ................... 013,014,017,018,022,037,046............................... 059,065,075,081,082,087,088........................ 089,096,100,101,108,132,133,197...................................................................................YAMAHA ................................................ 017,018,022YUPITERU ............................................................... 055...................................................................................ZENITH ............................ 096,134,164,165,166,167

VCR CODESVCR CODESVCR CODESVCR CODESVCR CODES

ADMIRAL ................................................................ 014ADVENTURA .......................................................... 039AIKO ..................................................................... 040AIWA ............................................................ 015,039AKAI ....................................... 016,017,018,019,020...................................................... 021,124,125,126AMERICAN HIGH .................................................. 034ASHA .................................................................... 026AUDIO DYNAMICS ........................................ 022,023AUDIOVOX ............................................................ 027...................................................................................BELL & HOWELL ..................................................... 024BEAUMARK ............................................................ 026BROKSONIC ................................................. 025,038...................................................................................CALIX ..................................................................... 027CANDLE .................. 026,027,028,029,030,031,032CANON ............................................... 034,035,127CAPEHART ..................................................... 033,123CARVER ................................................................. 075CCE .............................................................. 040,074CITIZEN .......................................... 026,027,028,029...................................................... 030,031,032,040COLORTYME ......................................................... 022COLT ..................................................................... 074CRAIG ............................................ 026,027,036,074CURTIS-MATHES .............................. 013,015,022,026...................................................... 029,031,034,035CYBERNEX ............................................................. 026...................................................................................DAEWOO .............................. 028,030,032,038,039...................................................... 040,041,123,143DAYTRON .............................................................. 123DBX ................................................................ 022,023DIMENSIA .............................................................. 013DYNATECH ..................................................... 015,039ELECTROHOME .............................................. 027,042ELECTROPHONIC .................................................. 027EMERSON ................... 015,019,025,027,028,034,037................................... 038,039,042,043,044,045,046................................... 047,048,049,050,051,052,053................................... 054,055,056,057,058,059,060................................................. 078,118,126,129,130FISHER .................. 024,036,061,062,063,064,065,131FUJI ................................................................ 034,132FUNAI ............................................................ 015,039GARRARD .............................................................. 039GE .............................. 013,026,034,035,066,128,133GOLDSTAR ................................ 022,027,031,067,134GRADIENTE ........................................................... 039...................................................................................HARLEY DAVIDSON ................................................ 039HARMAN KARDON ....................................... 022,081HARWOOD .......................................................... 074

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...................................................................................NSC .............................................................. 015,040...................................................................................OAK ...................................................... 015,029,042...................................................................................PANASONIC ......................................... 013,061,064PARAGON ............................................................. 039PHILIPS ............................................ 024,025,026,032...................................................... 038,043,044,045PIONEER ........................................................ 046,047PULSAR .................................................................. 039...................................................................................RADIO SHACK ....................................................... 058RCA ............................................................... 013,060REALISTIC ............................................................... 022REGAL ........................................................... 035,048REGENCY ............................................................. 030REMBRANDT .......................................................... 016RUNCO................................................................. 039...................................................................................SAMSUNG .................................................... 027,047SCIENTIFIC ATLANTA....................... 019,049,050,051............................................................. 065,066,067SIGNAL ......................................................... 027,031SIGNATURE ........................................................... 016SL MARX ................................................................ 027SPRUCER ............................................................... 013STANDARD COMPONENTS ................................... 052STARCOM ............................................. 014,020,031STARGATE ...................................................... 027,031STARQUEST ........................................................... 031...................................................................................TANDY .................................................................. 053TELEVIEW............................................................... 027TEXSCAN .............................................................. 052TOCOM ................................................ 017,036,054TOSHIBA ............................................................... 039TUSA ..................................................................... 031TV86 ..................................................................... 040...................................................................................UNIKA ................................................... 021,022,024UNITED ARTISTS ..................................................... 015UNITED CABLE ....................................................... 014UNIVERSAL ............................. 021,022,023,024,055...................................................................................VIDEOWAY ............................................................ 057VIEWSTAR ............................... 028,038,040,053,056...................................................................................ZENITH .................................................................. 039...................................................................................

SASASASASATELLITE CODESTELLITE CODESTELLITE CODESTELLITE CODESTELLITE CODES

AMPLICA ............................................................... 028...................................................................................BIRDVIEW .............................................................. 029...................................................................................CHANNEL MASTER ................................ 030,031,032CHAPPARAL .................................... 013,014,033,034CHEYENNE ........................................................... 014...................................................................................DRAKE ............................. 015,016,037,038,039,040DX ANTENNA ............................................... 035,036...................................................................................ECHOSTAR ............................................ 041,042,043...................................................................................FUJITSU .......................................................... 044,045...................................................................................GENERAL INSTRUMENTS . 017,018,019,046,047,048...................................................................................JANEIL ................................................................... 049

SANKY ............................................................ 014,117SANSUI ............................................. 023,105,124,136SANYO .................................................... 024,026,036SCOTT ............................................. 025,028,038,045........................................................ 051,078,106,129SEARS ........................................ 024,027,034,036,061................................................. 062,063,064,068,069...................................................................... 120,131SHARP ......................... 014,015,030,042,107,108,109SHINTOM .................................. 017,069,074,111,145SHOGUN .............................................................. 026SIGNATURE ........................................................... 015SINGER .......................................................... 034,074SONY ........................................ 017,111,112,132,141STS ................................................................. 034,120SYLVANIA.......................................... 015,034,035,039........................................................ 075,076,078,137SYMPHONIC .................................................. 015,039TANDY............................................................ 015,024TASHIKO ............................................................... 027TATUNG ......................................................... 071,124TEAC ......................................... 015,039,071,098,124TECHNICS ...................................................... 034,122TEKNIKA ............................. 015,027,034,113,142,039TOSHIBA ..................... 028,062,064,068,078,106,129TOTEVSION .................................................... 026,027TMK ........................................................ 026,037,060UNITECH ............................................................... 026...................................................................................VECTOR RESEARCH ........................ 022,023,028,029VICTOR .................................................................. 023VIDEO CONCEPTS ................. 022,023,028,029,126VIDEOSONIC ........................................................ 026...................................................................................WARDS ........................... 014,015,026,027,028,034....................................... 036,039,042,068,069,074....................................... 109,114,115,116,120,129XR-1000 ................................................ 034,039,074YAMAHA ......................... 022,023,024,031,071,124ZENITH ................................... 017,111,117,132,141

CABLE CODESCABLE CODESCABLE CODESCABLE CODESCABLE CODES

ABC ........................ 014,015,016,017,018,019,020ANTRONIX .................................................... 021,022ARCHER .......................................... 021,022,023,024...................................................................................CABLETENNA ........................................................ 021CABLEVIEW ........................................................... 021CENTURY .............................................................. 024CITIZEN ................................................................. 024COLOUR VOICE ............................................. 025,026COMTRONICS ............................................... 027,028CONTEC ............................................................... 029...................................................................................EASTERN ............................................................... 030...................................................................................GARRARD .............................................................. 024GC ELECTRONICS ................................................. 022GEMINI ......................................................... 031,032GENERAL INSTRUMENT ......................................... 016...................................................................................HAMLIN ......................................... 033,034,035,048HITACHI ................................................................ 016HYTEX ................................................................... 015JASCO .................................................................. 024JERROLD .................................. 014,016,018,020,031...................................................... 036,037,062,063MAGNAVOX ......................................................... 038MEMOREX ............................................................. 039MOVIE TIME .......................................... 015,040,041

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...................................................................................FISHER ............................. 020,027,028,029,030,071...................................................................................GE ........................................................................ 078GENEXXA ....................................... 025,026,031,072GOLDSTAR ..................................................... 032,073...................................................................................HARMON KARDON .............................................. 033HITACHI ................................................................ 031...................................................................................INKEL .................................................................... 034...................................................................................JC PENNEY .................................................... 043,070JVC ........................................................................ 035...................................................................................KENWOOD .................... 027,036,037,038,080,081KRELL ..................................................................... 019KYOCERA .............................................................. 013...................................................................................LUXMAN................................. 039,040,082,083,091LXI ................................................................. 025,070...................................................................................MAGNAVOX ................................................. 019,084MARANTZ ...................................... 019,041,042,085MCS ............................................................. 043,070MGA ..................................................................... 044MISSION............................................................... 019MITSUBISHI .................................................... 044,045...................................................................................

NAD .............................................................. 074,092NAKAMICHI .................................................. 046,047NEC ...................................................................... 043NIKKO .................................................. 018,026,029NSM ..................................................................... 019...................................................................................ONKYO ................................................ 048,049,075OPTIMUS ................................ 017,020,021,025,031.............................................. 037,050,051,052,053...................................................................................PANASONIC ......................................... 069,086,093PHILIPS ........................................................... 019,084PIONEER ......................................... 031,054,055,072PROTON ............................................................... 019...................................................................................QUASAR ................................................................ 069...................................................................................RCA ........................................ 014,020,025,056,076RCA Digital Video Disc ........................................... 096REALISTIC ......................................... 014,020,022,025................................................. 026,031,042,050,052ROTEL ................................................................... 019...................................................................................SAE ....................................................................... 019SAMSUNG ............................................................ 094SANSUI .................................. 019,025,057,076,087SANYO .................................. 020,058,071,088,095SCOTT .................................................. 014,025,026SEARS ............................................ 025,037,042,070SHARP ........................................................... 037,042SHERWOOD .................................. 034,042,051,059SHURE ................................................................... 043SONY ............................................................. 060,061STS ........................................................................ 013SYLVANIA............................................................... 019SYMPHONIC ......................................................... 062...................................................................................TEAC .................................. 029,042,052,062,063,064TECHNICS ............................................... 069,086,089THETA DIGITAL ...................................................... 084TOSHIBA ............................................................... 074

JEROLD ................................................................. 050...................................................................................KENWOOD ........................................................... 051...................................................................................LUXOR ................................................................... 052...................................................................................MACOM STATE ..................................................... 053...................................................................................NORSTAT ............................................................... 054...................................................................................REALISTIC ............................................... 020,056,057...................................................................................SCIENTIFIC ATLANTA.............................................. 060SIERRA I, II, III ......................................................... 014STAR TRAK ............................................................. 061STS .................................. 021,022,023,024,058,059SUPER GUIDE ......................................................... 062...................................................................................TOSHIBA ....................................................... 025,063...................................................................................UNIDEN ........................................................ 026,064...................................................................................VIDEO CIPHER II ..................................................... 027

DSS CODESDSS CODESDSS CODESDSS CODESDSS CODES

ECHOSPHERE ........................................................ 071ECHOSTAR ............................................................ 071...................................................................................DISH NETWORK .................................................... 071...................................................................................HUGHES SATELLITE................................................. 075...................................................................................PANASONIC ................................................. 069,072PRIMESTAR ............................................................. 070...................................................................................RCA ....................................................................... 065...................................................................................SONY ................................................................... 066STAR SIGHT CABLE SERVICES ................................. 073...................................................................................TOSHIBA ............................................... 067,068,074

LASER DISC CODESLASER DISC CODESLASER DISC CODESLASER DISC CODESLASER DISC CODES

PIONEER ................................................................ 093PROSCAN ............................................................. 146...................................................................................RCA ....................................................................... 146

CD CODESCD CODESCD CODESCD CODESCD CODES

ADC ...................................................................... 013ADCOM ........................................................ 014,067AIWA ............................................................ 015,016AKAI .............................................................. 068,090AUDIO ALCHEMY .................................................. 017AUDIO TECHNICA ................................................. 018...................................................................................BSR ....................................................................... 017...................................................................................CALIFORNIA AUDIO LABS ...................................... 069CAPETRONIC ........................................................ 022CARRERA ............................................................... 017CARVER ................................................. 019,020,021CASIO ................................................................... 070CURTIS MATHES .................................................... 070...................................................................................DENON ........................................................ 023,024...................................................................................EMERSON ............................................. 014,025,026

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4.4.4.4.4. Press and releasethe mode buttonthat matches theA/V equipmentyou want tocontrol. The LEDblinks once.

5.5.5.5.5. Enter the 3 digitCode from theLibrary CodeTables. The LEDturns off after thelast digit entered.

6.6.6.6.6. Point the remote atyour A/Vcomponent andpress the POWERbutton. Your A/Vcomponent shouldturn off.

7.7.7.7.7. Turn your A/Vcomponent on andpress CH +. If itresponds, setup iscomplete.

Notes:

If your audio/video componentdoes not respond, try the other codesfor your brand. If it still doesn’t respond,try the Code Search method on page 34.

If the LED blinks rapidly when youenter the code, you may have enteredan invalid code. Recheck the code in thecode list and try again.

...................................................................................VECTOR RESEARCH ........................................ 017,032VICTOR ................................................................. 035...................................................................................YAMAHA ........................................... 018,065,066,077

HOME AUTOMAHOME AUTOMAHOME AUTOMAHOME AUTOMAHOME AUTOMATION CODESTION CODESTION CODESTION CODESTION CODES...................................................................................X10 HOME AUTOMATION (RF) ............................... 013X10 HOME AUTOMATION (IR543) .......................... 014GE HOMEMINDER ................................................. 015...................................................................................

UUUUUSINGSINGSINGSINGSING AUX AUX AUX AUX AUX TOTOTOTOTO CONTROLCONTROLCONTROLCONTROLCONTROL AAAAASSSSSECONDECONDECONDECONDECOND TV TV TV TV TV, VCR, C, VCR, C, VCR, C, VCR, C, VCR, CABLEABLEABLEABLEABLE B B B B BOXOXOXOXOXOROROROROR S S S S SAAAAATELLITETELLITETELLITETELLITETELLITE R R R R RECEIVERECEIVERECEIVERECEIVERECEIVERThe AUX button is normally used tocontrol an audio component such as aCD player, but it can also be configuredto control a second TV, VCR, cable boxor satellite receiver.

2 .2 .2 .2 .2 . Press and holdSETUP until the LEDindicator lightssteadily. ReleaseSetup button.

1 .1 .1 .1 .1 . Turn on theequipment youwant to control.

3.3.3.3.3. Press the AUXbutton.

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1.1.1.1.1. Press and holdSETUP until the LEDindicator lightssteadily. ReleaseSetup button.

2.2.2.2.2. Press the modebutton that matchesthe equipment youwant to identify TheLED blinks once.For AUX, pressAUX, then themode button.

3.3.3.3.3. Press and releaseSETUP. The LEDblinks once.

4.4.4.4.4. To find the firstdigit, press eachnumber buttonfrom 0 to 9 untilthe LED blinks.The number youpressed is the firstdigit of the code.

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5.5.5.5.5. Press eachnumber buttonfrom 0 to 9 againas above to findthe second digit.

6.6.6.6.6. Press eachnumber button inturn to find thethird digit. Whenthe third digit hasbeen found, theLED will go out.

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1.1.1.1.1. Turn on the deviceyou want tocontrol.

2.2.2.2.2. Press and holdSETUP until the LEDindicator lightssteadily. ReleaseSetup button.

3.3.3.3.3. Press the modebutton that matchesthe equipment youwant to control. TheLED blinks once.For AUX, pressAUX, then themode button.

4.4.4.4.4. Press CH +repeatedly* untilthe device to becontrolled changeschannel.

If you go past thecode accidentally,just press LASTrepeatedly until thechannel changesagain.

5.5.5.5.5. Press and releasethe ENTER button tocomplete the setup.

*Note: You may haveto press CH + many times (50+). If thedevice does not have a Channel Upfunction, use the PLAY button (VCR only)or the POWER button.

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The first thing you need to understand isthat there are two different devices youneed to control your house; Controllersand Modules. Any light or appliance thatyou want to control is plugged into aModule and that Module is then pluggedinto a standard AC outlet.

Modules receive commands fromControllers. Examples include the LampModule (sold separately). The TransceiverModule (also soldseparately) is anotherexample (although it alsodoubles as a Controller asdescribed later).

Controllers are pluggedinto standard wall outletsand send commands toModules over your existingelectrical wiring in yourhouse without affectingyour electricity in anyway.

The Transceiver Moduleworks as a Controller whenit is used with a remotecontrol such as the X10Mouse Remote. When theTransceiver Modulereceives a commandfrom a remote control itsends digital signalsover your existing housewiring to a Module whichreceives the signals andexecutes the command.The Remote uses radiofrequency (RF) signalsto send commands tothe Transceiver Module.RF signals can go rightthrough walls, so youcan use the MouseRemote to controllights or appliances fromanywhere in your home.

SSSSSETTINGETTINGETTINGETTINGETTING THETHETHETHETHE S S S S SLEEPLEEPLEEPLEEPLEEP T T T T TIMERIMERIMERIMERIMER

The Sleep Timer automatically turns offthe TV after the time you set. Press the TVbutton, then follow the instructions belowto set the Sleep Timer:

1.1.1.1.1. Press and holdTIMER until the LEDindicator lightssteadily. ReleaseTIMER button.

2.2.2.2.2. Use the numberbuttons to enterthe sleep timerequired(1 to 99 minutes).

3.3.3.3.3. Press ENTER toconfirm the setting.

Note: Make sure you leave the remotepointing at the TV to ensure it turns offthe TV at the time you set.

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TTTTTRANSCEIVERRANSCEIVERRANSCEIVERRANSCEIVERRANSCEIVER M M M M MODULEODULEODULEODULEODULEThe Transceiver Module (sold separately)receives radio frequency (RF) commandsfrom Mouse Remote to operate a lampor appliance plugged into it. TheTransceiver Module also passes oncommands over your house wiring tocontrol other X10 Modules. Note that(unlike the Lamp Module) you cannotdim and brighten a lamp connected tothe Transceiver Module.

You should locate the TransceiverModule centrally in the home formaximum range when controlled by theX10 Mouse Remote.

1.1.1.1.1. Set the House Codeto ‘A’ .

2.2.2.2.2. Plug a lamp orappliance into theTransceiverModule.

3.3.3.3.3. Plug the TransceiverModule into aconvenient ACoutlet. Fully extendthe antenna.

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HOUSE CODEDIAL

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Each Module has a specific addressmade up of a House Code (red dial onthe face of the Module) and a Unit Code(black dial on the face of the Module).

The Controller first sends an address andthen a command on the AC power lines.Only the Module with a matchingaddress will execute the command. Ifmore than one Module has the sameaddress, both Modules will execute thecommand.

Addresses are set on the Module byturning the two dials on the front of theModule to the desired letter and number(using a small screwdriver or a coin). TheHouse Code is selected from the letters Athrough P, and the Unit Code is selectedfrom the numbers 1 through 16.

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If you have installed the TransceiverModule (sold separately) you can controlit and other X10 modules as follows:

1.1.1.1.1. Press and releasethe X10 button.

2.2.2.2.2. Use the numberbuttons to enterthe Unit Codenumber of thechosen module.(You do not needto enter ‘0’ first fora single digitnumber.)

3.3.3.3.3. Press the appro-priate button forthe function yourequire (see below).

X10 FUNCTIONS:On: CHANNEL +Off: CHANNEL –Bright: VOLUME +Dim: VOLUME –All Lights On: POWERAll Modules Off: MUTE

Note: You cannot dim or brighten anAppliance Module. If the module was offand you press Bright or Dim (VOLUME+or VOLUME-) this will simply turn themodule on.

CCCCCONTROLLINGONTROLLINGONTROLLINGONTROLLINGONTROLLING X10 X10 X10 X10 X10MMMMMODULESODULESODULESODULESODULESLLLLLAMPAMPAMPAMPAMP M M M M MODULEODULEODULEODULEODULE

The Lamp Module (sold separately) maybe used to control any incandescentlamp rated up to 300W. It is not suitablefor other types of lamps such asfluorescent or energy saving lamps, orlamps which include a dimmer control.

Caution: Do not connect an appliancesuch as a coffee pot or heater to theLamp Module. It may damage theModule and the appliance and couldcause a fire hazard.

1.1.1.1.1. Set the House Codeto ‘A’ and the UnitCode to ‘2.’

2.2.2.2.2. Plug a lamp intothe Lamp Module.

3.3.3.3.3. Plug the LampModule into aconvenient ACoutlet.

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2.2.2.2.2. Press and holdSETUP until the LEDindicator lightssteadily. Releasethe Setup button.

3.3.3.3.3. Use the numberbuttons to enterthe numberequivalent to thechosen HouseCode (1=A, 2=B..16=P).

4.4.4.4.4. Press the ENTERbutton to confirmthe House Code.The LED turns off.

CCCCCHANGINGHANGINGHANGINGHANGINGHANGING THETHETHETHETHE X10 H X10 H X10 H X10 H X10 HOUSEOUSEOUSEOUSEOUSE C C C C CODEODEODEODEODEThe Mouse Remote defaults to HouseCode A, and in most cases you will notneed to change this unless you areexperiencing interference from aneighboring X10 system.

1.1.1.1.1. Press and releasethe X10 button.

Note: The Housecode you choose mustmatch the Housecode on the TransceiverModule you are using it with.

2.2.2.2.2. Press and holdTIMER until the LEDindicator lightssteadily. Releasethe TIMER button.

3.3.3.3.3. Use the numberbuttons to enterthe module UnitCode for themodule to beturned off.

4.4.4.4.4. Press the desiredfunction button(e.g. CH - to turnthe module off, orCH+ to turn it on,after the presettime).

5.5.5.5.5. Using the numberbuttons enter thesleep time desired(1 to 99 mins).

6.6.6.6.6. Press ENTER toconfirm the setting.

1.1.1.1.1. Press and releasethe X10 button.

TTTTTOOOOO SETSETSETSETSET THETHETHETHETHE X10 S X10 S X10 S X10 S X10 SLEEPLEEPLEEPLEEPLEEP T T T T TIMERIMERIMERIMERIMERThe X10 Sleep Timer switches off thechosen modules after the preset time.

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