Hurtle HURVBTR30 Replacement Remote Control User Manual

: June 13, 2024
: Hurtle

Table of Contents

Hurtle HURVBTR30 Replacement Remote Control
DESCRIPTION
SPECIFICATIONS
WHAT’S IN THE BOX
Controller Name and Functions
FEATURES
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
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Hurtle HURVBTR30 Replacement Remote Control

Hurtle HURVBTR30 Replacement Remote Control-product

DESCRIPTION

A handheld electronic device known as a remote control is a piece of equipment that can be used to operate and control a variety of other electronic devices wirelessly from a distance. In most cases, it is able to communicate with the device it is intended to control via sending infrared (IR) signals, radio frequency (RF) signals, or Bluetooth signals. Users are able to execute actions like as turning devices on or off, modifying settings, changing channels, browsing menus, and dealing with other features by using the remote control instead of directly interacting with the device itself. This eliminates the need for users to physically engage with the item. Televisions, audio systems, DVD/Blu-ray players, streaming devices, gaming consoles, and other types of electronic gadgets typically make use of remote controls in order to operate their respective functions. They enable users to manage their devices from a distance that is comfortable for them, which results in increased convenience and ease of use.

SPECIFICATIONS

Brand: Hurtle
Model: HURVBTR30
Product Dimensions: 5 x 5 x 5 inches
Item Weight: 6.4 ounces

WHAT’S IN THE BOX

Remote Control
User Manual

Controller Name and Functions

Start/Stop: Insert the power plug, switch ON power, then press the button to start the product. In the operation of the machine,press this button to stop working.
Time – : Time decrease: the default working time is 10 minutes, divided into 10 levels, press this button to decrease time.
Speed + : Speed increase: Manual 1 -20. Press this button to increase the speed when the machine is operating.
Time + : Time increase: the default working time is 10 minutes, divided into 10 levels, press this button to increase time.
Speed – : Speed decrease: Manual 1-20. Press this button to decrease the speed when the machine is operating.
M: QUICK BUTTON for Levels 1610 6, press once for Level16 and twice for Level 10 and 3 times for Level 6 repeatly.
Auto/Mode: Auto/Mode: Default to manual mode, automatic mode is activated once pressing this button. Press the button repeatedly to cycle through the ‘Pl” P2″ P3’ automatic operating mode or ’88 ‘manual mode. Auto mode, humanized programming, automatically adjusting vibration frequency. In automatic mode, speed and time is not adjustable. In the manual mode, the standby can adjust the time, the speed is not adjustable; when operating,-speed adjustable, but time is not adjustable.

Note: The effective reception range of the remote control signal is 2.5 meters, the infrared emission indicator of the controller should be aligned the infrared receiving window on the product..

FEATURES

The following is a list of some of the more frequent features that may be found in contemporary remote controls:

Switching the Power:
The capacity to activate and deactivate the gadget of interest from a remote location.
Adjusting the Volume:
Changing the volume of the device’s output audio can be done here.
The Choice of Channels:
Changing the channel on the television or the station on the radio.
Buttons Used for Navigation:
Buttons that allow users to browse the menus, content listings, and options displayed on the screen of the device.
Selecting the Input or Source:
Changing between different sources of input on the device (such as HDMI, AV, and USB, for example).
Controls for Playback:
For media playback, there are buttons for play, pause, stop, fast forward, and rewind, as well as skip.
Keyboard with Numeric Pad:
Buttons labeled with numbers that can be used to enter channel numbers or other values directly.
Mute:
Put the audio output on hold for the time being.
Buttons with Backlighting:
buttons that glow when pressed, making them easier to use in dimly lit environments.
Macros That Can Be Programmed:
The capability of programming sequences of commands so that they can be carried out with the press of a single button.
Skills Relating to Learning:
The capacity to pick up and memorize commands used with other remote controls.
Voice-Activated Control:
Voice recognition is a feature found on certain more sophisticated remote controls, which allows for hands-free operation.
Touchpad or Touchscreen:
A touch-sensitive pad or display that enables more natural and natural-feeling control.
Integration of Smart Home Technology:
Integration with smart home systems, which makes it possible to control a variety of devices using just one remote or by using voice commands.
The Remote Locator:
Some remotes contain a button that, when pressed, emits a sound or flashes a light to help the user find the remote if it has been misplaced.
Features that Save Battery Life:
functions that automatically go to sleep or power off to save the life of the battery.
Locks for Children:
A function that prevents unintentional alterations by enabling users to lock particular buttons or functions.
Control of Multiple Devices:
There are remotes that can control more than one sort of electronic device (for example, a TV, a DVD player, and a soundbar).
Control of Your Gestures:
Certain functionalities on some remote controls can be accessed by gesture recognition.
Locator, or Remote:
A function that, when activated, causes the remote to produce a sound or send a signal when it is lost.
Integration of Smartphone Applications:
Some remote controls come with companion smartphone apps that expand their range of operation and the ways in which they can be controlled.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

Although there is little risk involved in using a remote control, it is still necessary to take certain steps in order to make sure that it is done correctly and safely. When operating a remote control, it is important to bear in mind the following safety precautions:

Safety of Batteries:
- Make sure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions regarding the size and kind of battery to use.
- It is important not to combine different types of batteries or use old and fresh batteries in the same device.
- Used batteries should be disposed of in an appropriate manner and in compliance with any applicable local rules.
- If the remote control utilizes rechargeable batteries, make sure to charge them according to the recommendations provided by the manufacturer. This will prevent the batteries from becoming overcharged or overheated.
Keep Out of Reach of Children and Animals:
The small moving parts and batteries that are commonly found in remote controllers present a choking hazard to both young children and animals. Keep them out of their reach, especially the remote controllers.
Avoid Coming in Contact With Liquids:
To protect the electronic components of the remote control from being harmed, you should keep it away from any liquids, including water, beverages, and any other types of liquids.
Stay Away From Temperatures That Are Too High:
It is important not to subject the remote control to temperatures that are too high or too low as this could compromise its functionality or perhaps cause harm to the device.
To thoroughly clean:
When you are done using the remote control, wipe it down with a dry and gentle cloth. If you want to keep your equipment in working order, you should avoid utilizing any harsh chemicals or liquids.
Disassembly is Not Permitted:
It is strongly recommended that you refrain from attempting to take apart the remote control as doing so may void the warranty and could potentially result in damage or an electric shock.
Protect against Harm Caused by Physical Means:
Take special care not to drop the remote control or submit it to any other kind of impact that could potentially cause it to get damaged.
Alternating Between Batteries:
When changing the batteries in the remote control, make sure to turn off the device first and follow the instructions provided by the manufacturer.
Examine the Situation for Interference:
If the remote control is not operating as it should, you should look for possible sources of interference, such as equipment that emit a lot of light or other electrical devices that send out signals.
Maintain a Good Storage:
When not in use, the remote control should be kept in a spot that is secure and dry, away from sources of direct sunlight and areas of excessive temperature.
Remote Control for the Suitable Electronic Equipment:
Always be sure you are controlling the gadget you intend to with the remote control it was meant for. When used in conjunction with other gadgets, it might not function properly and might even cause damage.
Read the Instructional Guide:
Make sure you are familiar with the user handbook that is included with the remote control so that you can grasp the specific rules for safety and the directions for how to use it.