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March 16, 2007, Newsletter Issue #81: Setting Up Your Universal Remote Control
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Tip of the Week
When configuring your remote for the various machines it will control, you will first need to gather all of your equipment's information. Brand names and model numbers will usually suffice, as you will often be given a list of equipment descriptions with your remote's instruction manual. Often, each piece of equipment will have a corresponding code to enter into the remote control. This can be time consuming and it is very important to follow each step closely. Otherwise, you may have to enter many codes again. Some modern universal remotes, such as those from Logitech's Harmony series like the Logitech Harmony Remote Control, offer a simpler route. Instead of manually configuring the codes, you simply connect the remote to the computer with a USB port and download the information.
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Running cables from your computer to a nearby printer or other peripheral is much easier if you use cable clips, saddles, or clamps. Using wire organizers to route your cables where you want them keeps everything clean and keeps your employees safe. Cable Clips can be quickly installed to organize and label up to twelve wires or cords neatly. Some high quality name brands include Belkin, CB and Hellerman Tyton.
