Contents

Introduction

Getting Started

Setting the IR preferences


RemoteAccess Introduction
Introduction

RemoteAccess™

Brief Help

Version 1.0

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     Thank you for your interest in RemoteAccess™ for Windows. This program has been designed by MRF Adaptive Resources, Inc. to provide complete and extensive support for the OneForAll InfraRed Remote.

     This program has been developed by a person with a physical disability specifically for, but not limited to, people with physical disabilities. With this product, Adaptive Resources dedicates itself to giving people with cerebral palsy, multiple sclerosis, ALS, amputees, and high level spinal cord injuries simple access to standard home controls.

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     RemoteAccess is written and copyrighted by MRF Adaptive Resources, Inc.  Your fee is for a single copy only, i.e. one CPU.  If you will be using it on more than one CPU, an additional fee will be required.

     Adaptive Resources will continue to improve this product and develop new and exciting solutions for the real problems facing the physically challenged.

     Please contact Adaptive Resources with any problems, questions, or comments at:

     1.	Compuserve: 76004,3516

     2.	MRF Adaptive Resources, Inc.

1940 Mount Pleasant Rd.

Mt. Joy,  PA     17552

Tel.  (717) 653-6807

Fax  (717) 653-6809

RemoteAccess ©Copyright 1992-1994 by

MRF Adaptive Resources, Inc.

All Rights Reserved

Disclaimer

     MRF Adaptive Resources, Inc. makes no warranty or representation, either expressed or implied, with respect to this software, its quality, performance or fitness for a specific purpose. This software is licensed "as is" and the entire risk as to the suitability, quality and performance is left to the buyer.  In no event will Adaptive Resources, or any suppliers and distributors be liable for direct, indirect, incidental or consequential damages resulting from any defect in the software, documentation, or any part of RemoteAccess.  Additionally, the above mentioned parties shall have no liability for any program, data, software, or hardware which is  lost or damaged.  The above mentioned parties assume no responsibility for any physical, monetary, or other damages as a result of the usage of RemoteAccess or as result of a defect with RemoteAccess.

Getting Started


Getting Started

When RemoteAccess is first launched:

     a)  Set the infra-red preferences (see Setting the IR preferences).

     b)  After the preferences have been set, the remote is ready to be used

          (see Giving Commands).


Sending IR Commands
Giving Commands

1.  Sending commands to the infra-red remote is accomplished by clicking the mouse on the

appropriate button on the screen remote that would be pressed physically on the

OneForAll remote to generate an infra-red command.

2.  An hour glass icon will appear after pressing a button on the RemoteAccess remote

which indicates that the remote is busy.  When the icon returns to the normal arrow

icon another button can be pressed.

Setting the IR preferences


Setting Up IR Preferences
Setting the IR Preferences

1. Entering IR Setup:

To enter the IR Setup screen, select the "IR Setup..." option from the system pull-down menu

or use the "Alt+S" shortcut keyboard command.

2. IR Setup screen:

a) Select Serial Port:

Select the appropriate serial port (Com1 - Com4) to which the OneForAll 6 or

OneForAll 12 InfraRed remote is connected.

b) Select InfraRed Device:

Select either the OneForAll 6 or OneForAll 12 option depending on which

remote device is used.

c) IR Device Code Setup:

Click on the appropriate IR device code box and enter the 3-digit setup code

from the OneForAll instruction manual.  When all the codes have been entered

for the devices which 	will be used, click on the Download IR Code button

and RemoteAccess will download the codes so no direct programming of the

remote is needed.


Product Information

HomeAccess Lite for Windows:	$  79.99

HomeAccess Lite is an application for Microsoft Windows 3.1 that uses the simplicity of X-10 and InfraRed technology to control standard home fixtures.  With HomeAccess Lite you may set up to 256 X-10 controlled devices, up to 12 InfraRed controlled devices.  HomeAccess Lite features 128 timers, flexible set up for each individual device, and 12 macros.  It can be configured to have macros calling other macros to control up to 100 devices with the touch of one button.

HomeAccess for Windows:	$  49.99

HomeAccess is a feature reduced version of HomeAccess Lite listed above, for those who only

want X-10 capabilities without the InfraRed support.

RemoteAccess for Windows:	$  49.99

RemoteAccess is an application for Microsoft Windows 3.1 that uses InfraRed technology to control standard InfraRed home fixtures (i.e. Cable, TV, VCR, CD, etc...).

Upgrade to HomeAccess Lite for Windows:	$  29.99

If you are presently a registered user of RemoteAccess or HomeAccess, this upgrade will take your present software and upgrade it to HomeAccess Lite which has X10 and InfraRed capabilities.

HomeAccess Pro for Windows:  (available 1/1/95)	$  ?

(Preliminary Information)

HomeAccess Pro is an application for Microsoft Windows 3.1 that uses the simplicity of X-10 and InfraRed technology to control standard home fixtures.  HomeAccess Pro provides two-way X10 control  to 256 devices, up to 12 InfraRed controlled devices.  HomeAccess Pro features 128 timers, flexible set up for each individual device, and 12 macros.  It can be configured to have macros calling other macros to control up to 100 devices with the touch of one button.  HomeAccess Pro also features IF-THEN-ELSE processing (i.e. IF: you eat your veggies   THEN: you can watch TV    ELSE: go to bed) and voice recognition.  Simply speak into your computer and watch it control devices in your home.