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Murphy Tan / Ethan Suh Philips Design 12 August 2013 Remote Controls2014 Range – HCS Non Playback HA Audio 2 Key Layout Design Principles Objective: Scalable, Flexible, Implementable, Usable remote layout across platforms Design Process Understand remotes products Cluster similar buttons into groups Identify Max/Min # of buttons per group Know functions of each button Generate overarching design principle Explore button layouts for each models 3 Key Layout Design Principles Start a task flow from top to below First task Second task Third task i.e. Power on i.e. Select source i.e. Browse contents . . . = 1 2 Minimize finger traveling 1) Button clustering by ‘task-based group’ Group A Group B 2) Relative groups nearby for fluid task switching Source Screen navigation Playback Video Audio Source Playback Volume/Sound Control Group A Group B Group C Volume Group D Key Layout Design Principles 3 Place ‘higher key clicks’ ‘time critical’ buttons at golden zone Video Audio Golden Zone Screen Navigation Playback control Volume control Volume control Key Layout Design Principles 4 Easily recognize each group by different shapes of buttons/ colors Source Sound Control 6 Non Playback Key Layouts Physical Buttons (usable from mid range till Fidelio, refer to CMF guide for finishing) Membrane Keypad (low end) 7 Key Layouts - Large Common Sources - Minimum 4 sources, Maximum 6 sources Easy to use/ Marketing usable Sources - Minimum 1 source, Maximum 3 sources Navigation with Basic Play Cluster integrated and Album selection *Please note that this remote is only applicable for HA, the HCS non playback does not require a navigation key. Volume Cluster Numeric Cluster Total maximum number for keys: 37 (once agreed and confirmed, this key count will be fixed on the PCB) Power Button 8 Design – Large Form is selected based on option 1 and with input from PRC and CMMs, we refined the form slightly. - Backward slanted IR-face which will enable a greater angle-sensitivity d