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USING THE UNIVERSAL MEDIA REMOTE Your media remote operates like any TV remote. It also includes controls for your Xbox 360 console and a button that gives you immediate access to a connected PC with Windows Media Center-based technology. Controller Buttons Your media remote is equipped with the Xbox Guide button and the A, B, X, and Y buttons. You can use these, along with the OK button, to move... 

Prevent the Console from Overheating Do not block any ventilation openings on the console or power supply. Do not place the console or power supply on a bed, sofa, or other soft surface that may block ventilation openings. Do not place the console or power supply in a confined space, such as a bookcase, rack, or stereo cabinet, unless the space is well ventilated. Do not place the console or power... 

Connect to a Digital Audio System with the HDMI Cable If your system (typically, a receiver or amplifier) has digital audio input, you can connect to digital audio rather than to the standard left and right audio inputs. Digital audio input should produce higherquality sound than standard left and right stereo audio. You can instantly become an Xbox Live Silver member by simply connecting an Ethernet... 

The Xbox 360 Controller is for use with the Xbox 360 video game and entertainment system or with most Microsoft Windows XPbased computers. Prior to using the Xbox 360 Controller with a Windows XP-based PC, you must install Xbox 360 Controller for Windows software. This software includes important safety information and health warnings. The Xbox Guide Button All controllers and remotes for your Xbox... 

Microsoft Xbox Live Instruction A. Direct Connection You can connect the Ethernet cable provided with your Cable or DSL modem directly to the Ethernet port on the back of the Xbox console. Some configuration of the Xbox Network Settings may be required Configuring Xbox Network Settings (if necessary) If the Xbox console cannot connect automatically, you may need to use Network Setup in the Xbox Dashboard... 

Congratulations on your purchase of the Xbox Communicator, a revolutionary console game device created to bring the power and ease of voice to your games. This manual provides setup instructions and troubleshooting tips to ensure a quick and easy installation. Use the Xbox Communicator with your Xbox™ Video Game System from Microsoft, and experience the power voice can bring to your voice-enabled... 

Microsoft Xbox Wireless Adapter To connect the Microsoft Xbox Wireless Adapter Leave your Xbox console and any wireless networking devices (such as a router) turned on when you connect the wireless adapter. For suggestions on placing your wireless networking devices for best performance, see Chapter 2 of the User’s Guide. Select Network Name to create a wireless network name(SSID). This name is case... 

Connect the Controller to Your PC Running Windows XP Xbox 360 Controller software for Windows enables the controller to work with a PC running Windows XP. To download the software, go to www.windowsgaming.com. You must first install the software, then connect the Xbox 360 Controller to your computer’s USB port. After installing the Xbox 360 Controller for Windows software and connecting the controller... 

Before using this controller with Windows, you must first install the Xbox 360 Controller for Windows software included on the accompanying disc. The license agreement for the software as well as the limited warranty covering this peripheral is contained in the Xbox 360 Controller for Windows software. For the latest updates and information about using the Xbox 360 Controller for Windows, go to www.windowsgaming.com. While... 

NOTEDo not touch charge cable or battery pack terminals with your fingers or allow metal parts to touch them. Doing so may damage them. Fully charging the battery can take up to six hours using the Xbox 360 Play and Charge Kit. The battery may become warm during charging or use. This is normal and does not indicate a problem with the battery. If the battery is unused for a long time, it may lose...