Special Applications

Features & Operation

Reset ID Code: To randomly reset the remote control’s ID code to a new ID code (for example, if two remote controls are coincidentally operating on the same ID code and conflicting with each other), first lock the remote control (see above). Then push and hold the laser pointer button and push and hold the wheel button DOWN. The laser pointer button will illuminate. Do not release the buttons until the laser pointer button stops illuminating. After you release the buttons, the laser pointer button will blink several times to confirm the ID code has been reset. Next, make sure you unlock the remote control (same procedure as locking the remote control). Finally, follow the “Program ID Code” instructions below.

Program ID Code: Use the end of a paperclip to push the red button on the receiver one time (it will make a click sound), then push the wheel button on the remote control DOWN one time. The receiver must be plugged into the USB port or USB hub, and the computer must be powered on, when you do this procedure.

Using one Tote-Remote to control multiple computers

One Tote-Remote can be used to control multiple computers. But you must have more than one set of Tote-Remotes, because each computer must have its own receiver. Follow the “Program ID Code” instructions under “ADVANCED BUTTON FUNCTIONS” section above to program the ID code of the remote control into the receiver or receivers that are not set to the same ID code as the remote control you are using. After you do this procedure, all the receivers will recognize the remote control’s ID code and accept its keyboard command signals. Please note that receivers can be programmed as many times as you need, so after using several receivers with one remote control, you can

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