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Technical Details
- Navigate 4 way to control the cursor arrows
- Conveniently access the PC digital entertainment
- Includes all of the buttons and functions necessary for Microsoft MCE
- 2.4GHz RF technology with an operating range of up to 10m
- Mini USB dongle style receiver
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Product Description
Manufacturer's Description
The remote control uses 2.4GHz RF technology with an operating range of up to 10m. It has a Media Center Start button to access, command, and control your digital entertainment options. Complete with Microsoft Windows Vista certification and Green Start Button support to run, it also has a virtual remote server on your Media Center computer. There is 4 way cursor navigation control and 5 Teletext menu hotkeys to support ISDB data function for digital television (DTV) and digital radio formats. It is supplied with a Mini USB dongle style receiver.
Product Description
This is the 3009ARF not the 3009URF which is discontinued.
Specifications:
Key numbers: 52
Switch activation mechanism: Metal Dome
Transmission frequency: 2.4GHz multi-channel
Operating distance: Up to 10m depending on environment
Receiver Connection: USB
Compatible OS: Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7
Box Contents:
Emprex 3009ARF III MCE Remote Control
USB Dongle Receiver
Mini-CD with triple tab activation program
Quick Install Guide
2x AAA Batteries
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
This remote shows in device manager as HID Keyboard and several other HID devices. In Windows Media Centre (I'm using Windows 7 RC1) all buttons work as supposed. If you use other applications you can bind keypress of remote button to action, but only some of remote buttons generate keyboard press event. I was able to make all buttons fully working using 'autohotkey' software (with Micha's HID device support DLL). So I would recommend this remote if you're planning to use it on windows. Sadly on linux it does not work as supposed, I was able to pick up more than half of a buttons using lirc and linux input layer configuration. But events (by linux and lirc, on windows everything works perfectly) are generated only on button release, so no smooth volume up/down functions for your lirc enabled software. Hope this helps someone looking to buy it for MythTV, not recommended for Linux.
22 of 23 people found the following review helpful
Ive been browsing for some time for a media centre remote and found surprisingly few options that seemed up to scratch for a reasonable price. Then found this remote and its truly fantastic, quick and responsive and since its wireless, not infrared, great reception anywhere, have had it operating at around 8 metres.
I can confirm that it works with windows 7 media centre also, i'm running the windows7 rc and the remote works great with all the functions of media centre. Ive also tried using it for windows media player, since the two use the same base processes it also works, for example you can pause/play and select songs/videos etc. However functionality is a little more limited, not due to the remote but rather the interface, media player just isnt designed to be used with a remote. So while you can navigate around using it, play/pause, adjust volume etc, not all functions can be accessed with the remote.
But for windows media centre this is a fantastic device and well worth it for the (comparatively very low) price!
I can confirm that it works with windows 7 media centre also, i'm running the windows7 rc and the remote works great with all the functions of media centre. Ive also tried using it for windows media player, since the two use the same base processes it also works, for example you can pause/play and select songs/videos etc. However functionality is a little more limited, not due to the remote but rather the interface, media player just isnt designed to be used with a remote. So while you can navigate around using it, play/pause, adjust volume etc, not all functions can be accessed with the remote.
But for windows media centre this is a fantastic device and well worth it for the (comparatively very low) price!
15 of 16 people found the following review helpful
I'm very pleased with this remote control, it has completely changed my home cinema experience. My setup is with a projector so the PC is behind me. Previously I was using a generic IR remote which meant pointing the remote over my shoulder and struggling to make sure I had line of sight. The Emprex wireless controller is a joy to use as it works wherever I point it! A previous review said the buttons are the 'clicky' type (technically metal dome switches) which is true but to my personal taste they are responsive and I prefer this to the imprecise, rubbery type. I have no problems with range, the signal passes 5m, through a brick wall, through a piano and then through the computer housing with no problem!
All the controls work as expected either for single presses, or sustained hold (like for changing the volume) and because the remote is specifically designed for Media Center all the MC shortcuts are there and all the buttons feel like they are 'in the right place'. The ability to launch Media Center and to suspend/start the whole PC with the remote are added bonuses.
Finally this is a driverless solution, which is great - no dodgy 3rd party drivers or software to install. The device is recognised as a keyboard and worked fine on my Vista x64 system.
All the controls work as expected either for single presses, or sustained hold (like for changing the volume) and because the remote is specifically designed for Media Center all the MC shortcuts are there and all the buttons feel like they are 'in the right place'. The ability to launch Media Center and to suspend/start the whole PC with the remote are added bonuses.
Finally this is a driverless solution, which is great - no dodgy 3rd party drivers or software to install. The device is recognised as a keyboard and worked fine on my Vista x64 system.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Nice remote, poor performance
Got this remote to replace a tired Philips IR remote for my HTPC. Initially I was very pleased with it - Fast driverless install, quality feel and extra buttons to access photos,... Read more
Published 5 months ago by Shaun
Good value and works very well
Bought this June 2010 and its still going great. Did not need the adapter since the windows media center seemed to recognise it without. Read more
Published 5 months ago by gerrard
Ok.. but not great
I purchsed this to replace my original MCE remotes that were falling apart after 5 years of general family abuse. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Neil Johnson
So Good ! - All the more disappointing !
I was so impressed when I first used the Emprex remote with Win 7 Media Centre. It was easy to install, literally plug-in and play! The real plus was the wireless technology. Read more
Published 6 months ago by Handygrandad
Perfect!!!
To anyone who have purchase this and notice the triple tap (Like phone SMS alphabet entry) does not work on your Windows Media Center. Read more
Published 8 months ago by H. Tan
rebish remote
Remote is rubbish. It works sometimes and then has a terrible lag. Much worse than an IR remote don't buy it.
Published 8 months ago by Alan H. Knox
Good first impressions
Worked right away, seems sharper in response than the IR ones.
Re: Multi-tap for letters, it explain in the manual how to enable this. Worked fine.
Re: Multi-tap for letters, it explain in the manual how to enable this. Worked fine.
Published 9 months ago by S. W. Anderton
Radio Frequency remote control
RF remotes are the best way to move your audio content with you. RF remotes are much better than the more standard Infrared alternatives because their range is much greater and... Read more
Published 9 months ago by raysnom2
It really works
A well made and reliable Windows MCE remote.
Win 7 detected the device and loaded drivers, it isn't the usual infra red and
works without sight of the PC - really... Read more
Win 7 detected the device and loaded drivers, it isn't the usual infra red and
works without sight of the PC - really... Read more
Published 10 months ago by TH
So far so good...
I bought this remote to complement a media pc that I have put together. From the start it has worked well when used with Windows Media Centre (Win 7). Read more
Published 14 months ago by P. Murphy
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