A method for changing the message on electronic changeable copy signs, whereby the data is provided to the control console by telephone.
Control of a display from a remote and/or central location via a communications network.
Refers to a meeting attendee's ability to control an application, Web browser, or desktop that a presenter is sharing on his or her computer. An attendee with remote control can fully interact with a shared application, Web browser, or desktop, including opening and saving files on the presenter's computer. An attendee remotely controls a shared application, Web browser, or desktop within a sharing window. See also sharing window.
Battery-powered infrared wireless remote that controls the angle/tilt on blinds
a device that can be used to control a machine or apparatus from a distance; "he lost the remote for his TV"
a device or mechanism for controlling something from a distance
a standard accessory with a host of features, including mouse control, electronic zoom and a pointer
A device that lets you control a component from a distance via an infrared signal. Audio/Video remotes have the ability to control both your audio components and video components. Multibrand remotes can control components from different manufacturers. Learning remotes have the ability to learn commands from your existing remote controls.
Remote control of channel flow regulators initiated by a signal from a distant location.
Small wireless hand-held device used for remote operation of a machine such as a projector or a laptop computer. Projector remote controls are most often used to activate the "menu" of features of the projector. Remote controls that allow a speaker to advance slides or activate hyperlinks in a PowerPoint® presentation typically will send signals to a receiver that is connected to a laptop through the USB port. dynamx offers two types of remotes: the ESP advances or backs up a presentation one slide at a time and has "blank screen" and laser pointer capability, and the RF64 is a full-featured four products in one: a portable drive, a presentation remote, a wireless mouse and a laser pointer in the palm of your hand.
Device for controlling function of a device at a distance. May be wired or wireless. Also see IR learning
A transmitting and receiving of signals for controlling remote devices such as pan and tilt units, lens functions, wash and wipe control and similar.
Remote control of railway installations.
An object used to control a stereo from a distance.
The Zenith Radio Corporation was the company behind the first TV remote control in 1995 nicknamed " lazy bones". (Source: Langscheidt)
The ability to operate the VCR from afar. Usually using a infra-red handset, although early models employed a wired system. See also the remote control gallery.
A means of taking control of a remote computer, usually on a remote network. Programs like Symantec's pcAnywhere and a host of others offer this ability....
A leader or universal remote control unit that comes as part of the DIRECTV System. An array of buttons will send commands to either the television or the satellite receiver, depending upon the mode selected. It is used to perform standard functions such as volume and channel control but also to process functions through the feature menu. The leader remote can also be used to control TVs. The step-up universal remote control can be used for TVs, VCRs, and certain other equipment. Universal remote controls can be programmed to control most brands of remote controllable VCRs and TVs. Some remote controls are IR (infrared) and some are RF (radio frequency).
a device used to control hardware without touching it or being connected to it by wires. They can come with hardware (example: TV remote) or can be purchased and set up to be used with multiple products, as in the case of an HTPC pc remote control: a remote which controls your computer. For an HTPC, this would give you wireless control of everything that goes through your computer (TV, DVDs, TV recording, music, pictures, etc) in one remote infrared (IR) remote control: a remote which uses an infrared (IR) signal to communicate with hardware remote control extender: a device used to extend the range of a remote. It is a small signal receiver that can be placed anywhere in the house to receive the remoteâ€(tm)s signal and rebroadcast it to the desired device otherwise too far away from the remote remote control software: software that is designed to add remote functionality to a computer that originally did not support one. USB remote control: if a computer does not originally support remote functionality it is possible to add it. A USB remote control has a receiver (normally IR) which plugs into the USB port of your computer and receives signals from the remote
Offered with your free satellite sky tv system, it is a small device with a selection of buttons that sends commands to either the receiver or television. The remote control can change volume or channels as well as process functions through the feature menu.
A method of controlling a hoist trolley, crane, etc., other than a pendant control station.
Form of remote access where a device dialing in assumes control of another network node - all keystrokes on the remote are translated into keystrokes on the network node. Used primarily with IPX protocol.
A wired or wireless device for controlling the function of another device at a distance. Also see " IR remote."
A battery-powered infrared remote control is used with a motorized lift and/or tilter to effortlessly operate motorized blinds or shades.
A remote control device works just like the remote control on your television. It allows you to operate your fan from a remote location without the need to run extra wiring from a wall switch to the fan.
Allows for operation of the fan without using the manual controls.
To control a Client workstation from a Console workstation.
The ability for a user to control a remote machine using client software on the remote machine. It is also a form of network attack using Trojan horse software, such as Back Orifice.
For remote-compatible devices, wired or infrared wireless remotes are either included with a receiver or CD player, or available as accessories. This enables the unit to be operated from the back seat or even outside the parked car.
A remote control is an electronic device used for the remote operation of a machine.
Remote Control is a song by The Clash, featured on their debut album, and is a rant against oppression and conformity.
Remote Control is a 1998 fictional novel by British author Andy Mc Nab. It is the first of the "Nick Stone Missions".
Remote Control (orig. Sódóma ReykjavÃk) is an Icelandic film from 1993 directed by Óskar Jónasson. The plot is a farcical comedy and revolves around the young auto-mechanic Axel and his adventure in the ReykjavÃk underworld which starts when his mother insists that he must recover the remote control to her TV.
Remote Control is the fifth album released by The Tubes. Remote Control is a concept album about a television-addicted idiot savant. The cover of Remote Control is also a classic, showing a baby watching The Hollywood Squares in a specially made "Vidi-Trainer."
