Samsung UN46C9000 User Manual page 88

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Setting Up Your Remote
You can set up your Touch Remote to control your lV in three ways:
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• As a standard, IR (Infra Red) remote
As an IR remote, your LCD Touch Remote works the same way as a standard push
button remote, except you touch icons and symbols on the LCD screen to control
your lV instead of pushing buttons. Using your Touch Remote as an IR remote
requires no more set up than a standard remote and gives you access to most of
the remote's functions and features.
• As an extended distance, Wi-Fi remote
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an extended distance, Wi-Fi remote, your Touch Remote offers all the functions
and features of the IR mode and, because it uses Wi-Fi radio waves instead of
infra red waves to control your lV, it lets you control your lV from a much greater
distance and even from around corners. It also gives you access to the Twin Display
function which lets you watch the program or content that is on your lV screen
on the LCD screen of the Touch remote. The long distance, Wi-Fi mode requires a
few additional setup steps. It also requires you to attach Samsung's Wireless LAN
Adaptor (WIS09ABGN, WIS09ABGN2, or WIS1 OABGN) to one of your lV's USB
ports.
• As a networked, Wi-Fi remote
As a networked, Wi-Fi remote, your Touch Remote gives you all the functions and
features of the IR and the extended distance modes and also gives you access to
the Multimedia function which lets you listen to or view music, movie, and picture
files from your PC on your lV screen. You can also download upgrades to your
Touch Remote's software directly from the Internet.
The networked, Wi-Fi mode requires the largest number of setup steps. In addition,
to use the networked, Wi-Fi mode, you need a working local area network and
a wireless router. You also need to attach Samsung's Wireless LAN Adaptor
(WIS09ABGN, WIS09ABGN2, or WIS10ABGN) to one of your lV's USB ports. To
use the Multimedia function, you need to install Samsung's PC Share Manager on
your PC. You can download PC Share Manager from http://www.samsung.com.