Koss FIIRE REMOTE CONTROL UNIT User Manual

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Gyro Operation

The RCU provides in-air control of the 

Fiire system’s cursor via patented 

gyroscopic motion sensing technology.

This means mouse-like cursor control, 

from anywhere in the room, without the 

need of a flat surface.

The FiireChief controls both the 

FiireEngine and FiireStation using 

RF wireless. There is no line-of-sight 

requirement so you don’t have to point 

the RCU at the Fiire system you are 

controlling. Remember the following 

things when using the in-air cursor 

control feature of the RCU:

• You can control every device in your 

home using only the 3 buttons in the 

middle and simple gestural motions. 

The right button is for lights & volume.  

Press it and wave the remote up and 

down to move the cursor into the yellow 

arrows to adjust the lights, or move left 

and right into the blue arrows to adjust 

the volume.  Tap OK when the volume is 

at the desired level. 

Or press and hold the button, and don’t 

let go while you move into the blue 

arrows and keep the button held down 

for absolute positioning.  Now moving 

your hand 45 degrees to the left is 

mute, and 45 degrees to the right is full 

blast.  Let go of the button when it’s at 

the desired level. 

The left button replaces all your media 

control.  Press it and move up and down 

for the ‘skip’ action, such as changing 

channels while watching TV, tracks on a 

CD, or chapters on a DVD.  The faster 

you move, the faster the media skips, 

with your guide data and chapter list 

presented visually. 

Move left and right for the speed control, 

like fast forward and rewind.  You can 

tap and release the button while you 

move left and right for relative control, 

meaning the further you move your 

hand, the faster the speed changes.  

When the pointer is in the middle of 

the screen the media is paused.  The 

further you move to the right the faster 

it goes, starting with slow motion and 

going to very fast 400x forward.  Move 

the cursor to the left of center to make 

the media go backwards, the further left