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Keyspan TuneView for iTunes

iTunes in your hand! TuneView provides an easy way to control iTunes from any room in your house.

The TuneView receiver plugs into the USB port on a PC or Mac running iTunes. It communicates via a 2.4 Ghz RF radio signal with the TuneView remote at a range up to 150 ft.

With the color LCD screen and the 10 keys provided on the TuneView remote, you can easily browse and control your iTunes music, videos and podcasts without going to the computer.

The TuneView Remote is unlike any remote you've used before. It features a color LCD screen that enables you to remotely view the contents of your iTunes library -- and it currently supports four languages (English, French, German and Spanish).

Both the TuneView transceiver and TuneView remote are USB devices that can be updated via a firmware download. Over time we will release firmware updates that add new capabilities to TuneView.

•View Your iTunes Library on the LCD Remote

•Control iTunes Throughout Your House

TuneView | How It Works

To use TuneView to remotely manage your iTunes library, install iTunes and the Keyspan TuneView software, connect the TuneView USB transceiver, and start using the remote.

The USB transceiver and remote communicate with each other via a 2.4 Ghz radio frequency (RF) signal at distances of 150 feet or more. *

As you press buttons on the remote, the USB transceiver queries the iTunes library each time that information is needed and transmits this data to the remote. With the color LCD screen and the ten buttons provided on the remote you can quickly and easily browse iTunes as if it were in your hands.

To obtain the best performance on the remote...

Within 75 feet of the USB transceiver you will typically find that the RF signal between the USB transceiver and the remote is strong (even when the signal is passing through 1-3 residential walls). In this area it will not matter which direction you are facing when using the TuneView remote. Beyond 75 feet, if the signal is passing through 1 or more walls, you may find that you need to point the TuneView remote in the general direction of the TuneView USB transceiver in order to obtain good performance.

* Range of 150 feet or more is obtained in open space.

TuneView for iPod | Compatibility

For use with all 4G and 5G iPods with dock connector, including

•iPod with video (30GB, 60GB, 80GB)

•iPod nano (1GB, 2GB, 4GB, 8GB)

•iPod with color display (20GB, 30GB, U2, 40GB, 60GB)

•iPod (20GB, U2, 40GB)

•iPod mini (4GB, 6GB)

This product has been designed specifically to work with iPod and has been certified by Keyspan to meet Apple performance standards.

TuneView | Connecting your PC or Mac to your Stereo

TuneView provides a great way to control iTunes running on a PC or Mac. To enjoy iTunes content throughout your house, you'll want to connect your PC or Mac to a stereo system (or whole house audio system).

There are wired and wireless ways to make the connection. Wired connections can be less expensive and provide higher fidelity -- but can be inconvenient to install (since cables need to be run from the computer to the stereo). Wireless solutions can cost more and are more prone to interference, but are easy to install since they eliminate the need to run cabling.

Our recommended solutions include:

Direct connection:
The Griffin iMic USB audio adaptor will give you stunning audio out for your stereo. Simply connect the mini jack of the iMic to your stereo with a direct cable.

Wireless Connections:
These solutions receive streaming iTunes content from the PC/Mac via Wi-Fi and feed the audio to your stereo using standard audio cables.

Apple AirPort Express

PC or Mac

Link

Linksys Wireless -G Music Bridge

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Wired Connections
These solutions connect to the USB port on your PC and to audio-in jacks on your stereo receiver. They each feature a digital-to-audio converter ("DAC") that provides enhanced audio fidelity.