Multi-Button Units Expand Interactive Remote Control Family

    Jan. 1, 2001
    Adding to the company's Interactive Remote Control line, Models IRC-TE and IRC-TG multi-button remotes are designed to help OEMs achieve greater product differentiation, faster product development times, and reduced engineering costs. Both models

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    Adding to the company's Interactive Remote Control line, Models IRC-TE and IRC-TG multi-button remotes are designed to help OEMs achieve greater product differentiation, faster product development times, and reduced engineering costs. Both models feature the company's proprietary 360° mouse pointing button and patented ClickTrigger case design. The IRC-TE has a case that accommodates two user-configurable keypad areas. The IRC-TG provides a flip-top case design that accommodates as many as six buttons on the surface and more on a keypad area under the flip cover.

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