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USER’S GUIDE
HOW KAMELEON™ WORKS
Kameleon™ allows wireless controllers to dynamically change their appearance and functionality, to match the home entertainment environment.Moreover, this technology provides unparalleled
The OFA Kameleon
The remote control includes convenient Menu Driven programming.The displays are divided into two types of interactive screens: Device Menus for normal remote control use, and Programming Menus for feature setup.Acting like its namesake, Kameleon changes the Device Menu for the device being selected. For example, selecting TV displays a main menu that contains channel selection, volume control, and a keypad.However, selecting a DVD player still displays a menu with those same keys as the TV, but now navigation keys and transport controls are added for the DVD device.
Several devices have additional menus that can be accessed using SCROLL (see Device Menu Screens, starting on page 56. For example, TV has three menus: a main menu with keys for a general purpose TV, a second menu screen that adds navigation keys and removes FORMAT, INPUT and ENTER keys, and a third menu screen that adds INPUT, ENTER, and PIP keys. Depending on desired features, a user has the flexibility to use any menu screen that works best for the selected device.
NOTE: The CD, DVD, and PVR modes do not have additional menu screens even though SCROLL is displayed.
Animated key graphics also provided enhanced operational feedback, so the user can easily see what mode is active and when the commands are communicating with a device. The end result of Kameleon technology is a simple, elegant, and intelligent way of organizing a large number of remote control keys for eight different devices in a relatively small case.
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