How to Control your Amazon Fire TV Using a SideClick Remote

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The Amazon Fire TV has provided several features for the benefits of the people. Owing to the easy navigation and cool features the product has received accolades from people all around the world. The latest additional feature is the SideClick remote which people an now used to control the Amazon Fire TV. Here is how you use your SideClick remote with your Firestick for the better control of your Amazon Fire TV.

Step 1
The below is the model of the ‘SideClick' remote unpacked which is compatible with the Amazon Fire TV, Alexa voice remote, echo voice remote as well as the Amazon Fire TV stick.
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Step 2
Once you unbox your Side click package, you will notice the side click remote for controlling your Amazon Fire TV, the clamp and the batteries for the side click remote.
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Step 3
Now with the help of the clamp, you need to attach the SideClick remote with your Alexa remote as shown below and thereby enjoy controlling the Amazon Fire TV with the help of the SideClick remote.
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Step 4
Now to program the remote, you will have to press the ‘On’ and the ‘B’ button together as shown below. You will then see a red LED light on the remote.
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Step 5
Now, you need to program every ley present on your SideClick remote with the help of the TV remote. Here you can press the ‘On’ button of your Side click remote, then press the ‘On’ button of your TV remote and now make sure both are kept aligned with each other.
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Step 6
Once your program for all the buttons in your SideClick remote like the select button, switch on, the volume control buttons, you can now try using your SideClick remote and operate and control your Amazon Fire TV. You can press the ‘+’ button to increase the volume of your TV with the help of your SideClick remote. Similarly, the same can be done for all side click buttons.
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You can now easily control your Amazon Fire TV with the help of the SideClick remote.



 
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