Hospitality IPTV Set Top Box and Remote Control Basics

The current Hospitality IPTV set top box is the Amino Amigo 7Y.

On the back of the set top box you will find ports for:

• Power input
• HDMI
• Ethernet

Note: On the side of the set top box there are two USB ports and a microSD card port that are not needed for the Hospitality IPTV service. The USB ports cannot be used to charge other devices.

When the device is plugged in, you will see a light on the front of the box.

• A blue light indicates that the set top box is ON
• A red light indicates that the set top box is OFF.

The current Hospitality IPTV Remote Control unit is called ‘Lima’.

The remote can be paired to the set top box either through IR (Infrared) or Bluetooth. Please see the article Pairing and Disconnecting Hospitality IPTV Remote Controls for further information on that action.

The Lima remote control requires 2 x AAA batteries to operate.

The below image shows the function of each button.

Infra-red (IR) – used when the remote control unit (RCU) is not connected via Bluetooth LED light – shows pairing and connection status during setup and operation Microphone – control the device via voice command TV input source select – switches between connected devices like HDMI or other inputs On/Off – powers the TV or the set top box on and off Google voice control – activates voice search and commands using Google Assistant Not configured Apps – opens the list of installed or recommended apps Navigation/OK – move through menus and select highlighted options Back – returns users to the previous screen or menu Guide – takes user to the interactive channel guide page Last channel recall – switches back to the most recently viewed channel Home – takes users back to the main menu or home screen of the box Volume – adjusts the sound level of the TV or connected device Channel – switch between TV channels up or down Mute – instantly silences the audio from the TV or any connected device Numbers – directly enter channel numbers or input numeric values Search – opens a search bar to find shows or content quickly Closed captions – open the closed caption menu

Note: The A, B, and C buttons are customizable but currently not configured. Their functions may change in the future.