Getting the Most Out of It
■The ‘battery status’ indicator: 
. This indicator goes through 4 stages (full, 2/3, 1/3, minimum). When your RC9800i is docked and charging, the battery status indicator is animated.
■The ‘Time’ indicator: The time is indicated in HH.MM or HH.MM PM/AM format. To change the time or time format, see page 43.
■The ‘IR active’ indicator: 
. This indicator lights up when remote control codes are being sent. In the event that the RC9800i has no remote control code available for the button pressed, the IR indicator will turn red and the RC9800i will beep. You can find out which codes are missing. See ‘Changing the remote control codes of a device’ on page 45.
■The ‘Network’ indicator: 
. The number of bars is an indication of the network strength. In the event of the network strength becoming low, a single red bar will be displayed.
Watching Satellite TV
To watch satellite TV, perform steps 1 to 3 as described in ‘Watching Cable TV’ on page 29. Instead of selecting the cable box as the applicable source, select the satellite
receiver 
.
Watching Broadcast TV
To watch broadcast TV (i.e. use the TV’s internal tuner), perform steps 1 - 3 as described in ‘Watching Cable TV’ on page 29. Instead of selecting the cable box as the
applicable source, select the TV’s internal tuner 
.
Watching DVD
You’re going to watch a DVD movie on your TV in the living room.
To do so proceed as follows:
1On the Homepage of your RC9800i, choose Watch.
2Select the DVD 
as the applicable source.
The combined control screen
The RC9800i will take care of switching your TV to the DVD input.
3In the combined control screen for
Watching PVR
To watch PVR, perform steps 1 and 2 as described in ‘Watching DVD’. Instead of
selecting the DVD as the applicable source, select the PVR 
. In the combined control screen for
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