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# Pair BLE Remote (iSG Box)

The iSG Box comes with a BLE (Bluetooth) remote. If you haven’t paired it via Bluetooth yet, you can still control the iSG Box using Infrared (make sure the remote is pointed directly at the front of the iSG Box).

For a better experience, you can pair the remote with the iSG Box via Bluetooth. Once paired, you’ll be able to control the box from any direction, even if there are obstacles. You can also use Google Assistant voice control through the remote when it’s connected via Bluetooth.

**To pair the remote via Bluetooth, follow these steps:**

1. Press the **Google Assistant** button on the remote.

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2. A wizard will appear on the screen for *Bluetooth remote control pairing*.

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3. Follow the on-screen instructions: press and hold both the **Left** and **Right** buttons on the remote for about 10 seconds, until the red LED on the remote flashes (indicating pairing mode).
4. The wizard will move from *Start* to *Success*, confirming that your remote is now connected via Bluetooth.


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