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i dont have this remote i dont know why i would want one when the controllers are wireless but this is also from the site dont know if it came with the manual also but if these buttons dont work then i dont know
Using Your Remote
The Universal Media Remote works only with TVs, the Xbox 360 console, and a connected Microsoft Windows Media Center?based PC. It does not control VCRs, stand-alone DVRs and DVD players, or audio equipment.
The remote offers convenient backlit buttons that dim when not in use, a 30-foot range, and a 90-degree operational radius (plus/minus 45 degrees).
Controller Buttons
The Xbox Guide button on your remote puts the Xbox 360 experience at your fingertips. Use this button to turn your console on and off, and use the Xbox Guide button along with the A, B, X, Y, and OK buttons to navigate and control the Xbox Guide and the Xbox Dashboard, just as you'd use your controller.
The remote's Open/Close button will open and close the console's disc tray. The On/Off button will turn either your console or your TV on or off, depending on whether the remote is in TV mode or controller mode (press the TV button to switch between them).
A dedicated Back button simplifies Xbox Dashboard navigation.
TV Buttons
To use the universal media remote with your TV, press the TV button to switch to TV mode. To switch to controller mode, simply press TV again.
TV buttons consist of:
* TV: Toggles between TV mode and controller mode.
* On/Off: Turns your TV or your Xbox 360 console on or off.
* VOL: Turns your TV volume up or down.
* CH/PG: Changes the TV channel.
* Mute: Mutes your TV's sound.
* Input: Changes the input on your TV, letting you switch between, say, Xbox 360 and your cable-TV signal.
* Numeric keys: Use the number keys (0?9) for direct channel entry when not using the Xbox 360 system.
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