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How does the wireless remote work? The wireless remote works by transmitting a signal to the USB receiver that came with your remote. The receiver, in turn, sends a signal to Behavior Capture to create a video clip using the current settings in the "Capture" page. Every button on the wireless remote is configured by default to perform the same function – activating a capture if in Behavior Capture Mode, or starting and stopping the capture if in Start/Stop Mode. Authored by: Behavior Imaging Solutions Support This question has been viewed 1438 times so far. Click Here to View all the questions in Behavior Capture category. File Attachments There are no attachment file(s) related to this question. How helpful was this article to you? Select a Vote 5 - Very Helpful 4 3 - Somewhat Helpful 2 1 - Not Helpful User Comments There are no user comments for this question. Be the first to post a comment. Click Here Related Questions How do I set the default microphone? How can I find more specific information about Behavior Capture features? How to upgrade to the latest version of Behavior Capture What is Behavior Capture? What is meant by "buffer" in Behavior Capture? How do the time sliders work on the "Capture" page? What are some common causes for failed captures? How can I share videos? Does Behavior Capture constantly record video? How do I create a training? How will I know when a newly captured video is ready to be viewed? How can I delete a video? How do I use the "tag" feature? How can I view a new video that was just captured? Does Behavior Capture have to be running for it to capture past and future events? How long does Behavior Capture take to create a new video? How can I find my activation username and product key, or use a different activation username and product key pair? How can I see the video that Behavior Capture is buffering? Additional Information Article Number: 66 Created: 2009-01-23 1:19 PM Rating:   Article Options Print this Question Email Question to Friend Export to PDF File Export to MS Word del.icio.us Bookmark Reditt Bookmark Digg Bookmark Add to Technorati Stumble Upon Bookmark   Search Knowledge Base
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