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ARQ 100 - Does it have Blue Tooth?

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So I replaced my old remote with ARQ 100, and after a software update it reboot and went to the screen where it asks you to pair your remote for the first time.  I tried everything to get it to pair but this remote does not want to.  If this remote does NOT have blue tooth then this may be the reason why or if it does, maybe its a different keystroke to get it into pairing mode?

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thanks, I understand that it needs the dongle for the keyboard and air mouse to work, but I guess it only uses IR to talk to the box for the regular remote, eh?

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ahh, well thats alright,  I guess I was spoiled to have non line of sight but can live with this.

1 hour ago, Pauly said:

ahh, well thats alright,  I guess I was spoiled to have non line of sight but can live with this.

you only need line of sight for the power buttons(IR)

the rest is wifi signal

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I did not know it was missing Bluetooth, I just knew the line of sight worked, which is a no brainer

7 hours ago, Pauly said:

I did not know it was missing Bluetooth, I just knew the line of sight worked, which is a no brainer

I said you don't need line of sight once box is on

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Well that's not true for me,  the normal part of the remote still needs line of site, the back keyboard part uses the usb wireless dongle and does not need line of site.  

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