IP Library › Granted Patent US 10,102,740
Granted Patent B2
US 10,102,740 · App. 15/018,997 · Granted Oct 16, 2018

Remote controller and selective key illumination

Inventor: Douglas Frusciano (Lafayette, CO)
Assignee: Time Warner Cable Enterprises LLC
G08C17/02G08C23/00G08C23/04H04N5/4403H04N21/4221H04N21/42222G08C2201/00G08C2201/30G08C2201/34H04N2005/4405H04N2005/4444
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Patent No.
US 10,102,740
App. No.
15/018,997
Granted
Oct 16, 2018
Kind
B2
Abstract

According to one configuration, a remote controller device wirelessly controls a remote media system. The remote controller device includes multiple selectable control buttons, multiple optical sources, and controller hardware. Each optical source individually back-illuminates a respective selectable control button of the multiple selectable buttons. The controller hardware selectively activates different groupings of the multiple optical sources depending upon a current operational mode of the remote media system. For example, a respective user of the remote controller device selects a particular button of the remote controller device corresponding to the first operational mode. The remote controller device, in turn, transmits a wireless signal to the remote media system to control the remote media system to the first operational mode. Rather than illuminating all buttons, the remote controller device then back-illuminates only a relevant group of multiple selectable control buttons applicable to the first operational mode.

Claims (120)

1. A method comprising:

at a remote controller device operated by a user controlling a remote media system:

receiving first input inputted to the remote controller device, the first input indicating a first operational mode of displaying content on a display screen of the remote media system;

identifying a first group of multiple selectable control buttons of the remote controller device that pertain to the first operational mode;

identifying a second group of multiple selectable control buttons on the remote controller device that do not pertain to the first operational mode; and

selectively back-illuminating the first group of multiple selectable control buttons while simultaneously deactivating back-illumination of the second group of multiple selectable control buttons;

wherein receiving the first input includes receiving selection of a particular selectable control button of the multiple selectable control buttons, the multiple selectable control buttons disposed on a facing of the remote controller device, selection of the particular selectable control button controlling the remote media system to the first operational mode via transmission of a wireless signal communicated from the remote controller device to the remote media system.

2. The method as in claim 1 further comprising:

receiving second input inputted to the remote controller device, the second input indicating selection of a given selectable control button in the first group;

in response to receiving the selection of the given selectable control button in the first group:

mapping the selection of the given selectable control button in the first group to a corresponding command pertaining to the first operational mode; and

wirelessly transmitting the corresponding command from an output interface of the remote controller device to the remote media system.

3. The method as in claim 2 further comprising:

receiving third input indicating a second operational mode of the remote media system as selected by the corresponding command;

identifying a third group of multiple selectable control buttons of the remote controller device that pertain to the second operational mode;

identifying a fourth group of multiple selectable control buttons on the remote controller device that do not pertain to the second operational mode; and

selectively activating back-illuminating the third group of multiple selectable control buttons while simultaneously deactivating back-illumination of the fourth group of multiple selectable control buttons, back-illumination of the third group of multiple selectable control buttons indicating that the third group of multiple selectable control buttons are used to control the remote media system while in the second operational mode.

4. The method as in claim 1 further comprising:

back-illuminating the multiple selectable control buttons using different colored light to indicate to which of multiple different devices in the remote media system each of the multiple selectable control buttons pertains.

5. The method as in claim 1 , further comprising:

during an operation of selectively back-illuminating the first group of multiple selectable control buttons while simultaneously deactivating back-illumination of the second group of multiple selectable control buttons:

back-illuminating the first group of multiple selectable control buttons using a first color of light to indicate that the first group of multiple selectable control buttons are selectable to control the first operational mode of controlling the remote media system; and

back-illuminating the particular selectable control button using a second color of light to indicate that the particular selectable control button was previously selected by the user of the remote controller device to select the first operational mode in which the remote media system is currently set.

6. A method comprising:

at a remote controller device operated by a user controlling a remote media system:

receiving first input inputted to the remote controller device, the first input Indicating a first operational mode of displaying content on a display screen of the remote media system;

identifying a first group of multiple selectable control buttons of the remote controller device that pertain to the first operational mode;

identifying a second group of multiple selectable control buttons on the remote controller device that do not pertain to the first operational mode; and

selectively back-illuminating the first group of multiple selectable control buttons while simultaneously deactivating back-illumination of the second group of multiple selectable control buttons;

subsequent to selectively back-illuminating the first group of multiple selectable control buttons for an amount of time, deactivating the first group of multiple selectable control buttons to conserve power; and

in response to detecting motion of the remote controller device, selectively back-illuminating the first group of multiple selectable control buttons again while simultaneously deactivating back-illumination of the second group of multiple selectable control buttons.

7. A method comprising:

at a remote controller device operated by a user controlling a remote media system:

receiving first input inputted to the remote controller device, the first input indicating a first operational mode of displaying content on a display screen of the remote media system;

identifying a first group of multiple selectable control buttons of the remote controller device that pertain to the first operational mode;

identifying a second group of multiple selectable control buttons on the remote controller device that do not pertain to the first operational mode;

selectively back-illuminating the first group of multiple selectable control buttons while simultaneously deactivating back-illumination of the second group of multiple selectable control buttons; and

wherein receiving the first input includes receiving wireless feedback from the remote media system indicating that the remote media system is currently set to the first operational mode.

8. A method comprising:

at a remote controller device operated by a user controlling a remote media system:

receiving first input inputted to the remote controller device, the first input indicating a first operational mode of displaying content on a display screen of the remote media system;

identifying a first group of multiple selectable control buttons of the remote controller device that pertain to the first operational mode;

identifying a second group of multiple selectable control buttons on the remote controller device that do not pertain to the first operational mode;

selectively back-illuminating the first group of multiple selectable control buttons while simultaneously deactivating back-illumination of the second group of multiple selectable control buttons; and

while selectively back-illuminating the first group of multiple selectable control buttons and simultaneously deactivating back-illumination of the second group of multiple selectable control buttons, providing a visual indication indicating which particular selectable control button of the multiple selectable control buttons was selected by the user of the remote controller device to select the first operational mode, the visual indication distinguishing the particular selectable control button from the first group of multiple selectable control buttons and the second group of multiple selectable control buttons.

9. A method comprising:

at a remote controller device operated by a user controlling a remote media system:

receiving first input inputted to the remote controller device, the first input indicating a first operational mode of displaying content on a display screen of the remote media system;

identifying a first group of multiple selectable control buttons of the remote controller device that pertain to the first operational mode;

identifying a second group of multiple selectable control buttons on the remote controller device that do not pertain to the first operational mode; and

selectively back-illuminating the first group of multiple selectable control buttons while simultaneously deactivating back-illumination of the second group of multiple selectable control buttons;

in response to receiving a wireless communication from the remote media system indicating completion of a background task by the remote media system, illuminating a particular selectable button on the remote controller device to indicate completion of the background task; and

in response to receiving selection of the illuminated particular selectable button, transmitting a command from the remote controller device to the remote media system to operate the remote media system in a second operational mode instead of the first operational mode.

10. The method as in claim 9 further comprising:

identifying a third group of multiple selectable control buttons of the remote controller device that pertain to the second operational mode;

identifying a fourth group of multiple selectable control buttons on the remote controller device that do not pertain to the second operational mode; and

selectively activating back-illumination of the third group of multiple selectable control buttons while simultaneously deactivating back-illumination of the fourth group of multiple selectable control buttons, back-illumination of the third group of multiple selectable control buttons indicating that the third group of multiple selectable control buttons are available to control the remote media system while in the second operational mode.

11. A method comprising:

at a remote controller device operated by a user controlling a remote media system:

receiving first input inputted to the remote controller device, the first input indicating a first operational mode of displaying content on a display screen of the remote media system;

identifying a first group of multiple selectable control buttons of the remote controller device that pertain to the first operational mode;

identifying a second group of multiple selectable control buttons on the remote controller device that do not pertain to the first operational mode; and

selectively back-illuminating the first group of multiple selectable control buttons while simultaneously deactivating back-illumination of the second group of multiple selectable control buttons;

at the remote controller device:

detecting occurrence of an event occurring at the remote media system;

outputting an alert notification indicating the occurrence of the event; and

in response to receiving input from the user selecting an alert notification key of the remote controller device associated with the alert notification, transmitting a respective command associated with the alert notification key as a wireless signal from the remote controller device to the remote media system, the selection of the alert key notifying the remote media system to perform a respective function associated with the alert notification key.

12. The method as in claim 11 , wherein outputting the alert notification includes backlighting the alert notification key of the remote controller device to indicate the occurrence of the event.

13. The method as in claim 11 , wherein outputting the alert notification includes outputting an audible signal from the remote controller device to indicate the occurrence of the event.

14. A remote controller device to wirelessly control a remote media system, the remote controller device comprising:

multiple selectable control buttons;

multiple optical sources, each of which individually back-illuminates a respective selectable control button of the multiple selectable buttons; and

controller hardware operable to:

selectively activate different groupings of the multiple optical sources depending upon a current operational mode of the remote media system, the current operational mode selected via input to the remote controller device; and

provide a visual indication on the remote control device of the current operational mode;

the remote controller device further comprising:

a first wireless interface operable to transmit a wireless control signal to the remote media system, the controller hardware operable to produce the wireless control signal to include a command corresponding to pressing of the multiple selectable control buttons; and

a second wireless interface operable to receive wireless communications from the remote media system, the wireless communications indicating the current operational mode of the remote media system.

15. The remote controller device as in claim 14 , wherein the controller is further operable to:

receive first input inputted to the remote controller device, the first input indicating a first operational mode of displaying content on a display screen of the remote media system;

identify a first group of multiple selectable control buttons of the remote controller device that pertain to the first operational mode;

identify a second group of multiple selectable control buttons on the remote controller device that do not pertain to the first operational mode; and

selectively back-illuminate the first group of multiple selectable control buttons while simultaneously deactivating back-illumination of the second group of multiple selectable control buttons.

16. The remote controller device as in claim 14 , wherein the controller hardware is further operable to:

receive first input inputted to the remote controller device, the first input indicating a first operational mode of displaying content on a display screen of the remote media system;

identify a first group of multiple selectable control buttons of the remote controller device that pertain to the first operational mode;

identify a second group of multiple selectable control buttons on the remote controller device that do not pertain to the first operational mode;

selectively back-illuminate the first group of multiple selectable control buttons while simultaneously deactivating back-illumination of the second group of multiple selectable control buttons; and

produce the visual indication to indicate that the first group of multiple selectable control buttons pertain to the first operational mode.

17. The remote controller device as in claim 16 , wherein the controller hardware is further operable to receive selection of a particular selectable control button of the multiple selectable control buttons, the multiple selectable control buttons disposed on a facing of the remote controller device, selection of the particular selectable control button controlling the remote media system to the first operational mode via transmission of a wireless signal communicated from the remote controller device to the remote media system.

18. The remote controller device as in claim 17 , wherein the controller hardware is further operable to:

during an operation of selectively back-illuminating the first group of multiple selectable control buttons while simultaneously deactivating back-illumination of the second group of multiple selectable control buttons:

back-illuminate the first group of multiple selectable control buttons using a first color of light to indicate that the first group of multiple selectable control buttons are selectable to control the first operational mode of controlling the remote media system; and

back-illuminate the particular selectable control button using a second color of light to indicate that the particular selectable control button was previously selected by a user of the remote controller device to select the first operational mode in which the remote media system is currently set.

19. The remote controller device as in claim 16 , wherein the controller hardware is further operable to:

in response to receiving a wireless communication from the remote media system indicating completion of a background task by the remote media system, illuminate a particular selectable button on the remote controller device to indicate completion of the background task.

20. The remote controller device as in claim 19 , wherein the controller hardware is further operable to:

in response to receiving selection of the illuminated particular selectable button, transmit a subsequent command from the remote controller device to the remote media system to operate the remote media system in a second operational mode instead of the first operational mode.

21. The remote controller device as in claim 20 , wherein the controller hardware is further operable to:

identify a third group of multiple selectable control buttons of the remote controller device that pertain to the second operational mode;

identify a fourth group of multiple selectable control buttons on the remote controller device that do not pertain to the second operational mode; and

selectively activate back-illumination of the third group of multiple selectable control buttons while simultaneously deactivating back-illumination of the fourth group of multiple selectable control buttons, back-illumination of the third group of multiple selectable control buttons indicating that the third group of multiple selectable control buttons are available to control the remote media system while in the second operational mode.

22. The remote controller device as in claim 16 , wherein the controller hardware is further operable to:

receive second input inputted to the remote controller device, the second input indicating selection of a given selectable control button in the first group;

in response to receiving the selection of a given selectable control button in the first group:

map the selection of the given selectable control button in the first group to a corresponding command pertaining to the first operational mode; and

wirelessly transmit the corresponding command from an output interface of the remote controller device to the remote media system.

23. The remote controller device as in claim 22 , wherein the controller hardware is further operable to:

receive second input indicating a second operational mode of the remote media system as selected by the corresponding command;

identify a third group of multiple selectable control buttons of the remote controller device that pertain to the second operational mode;

identify a fourth group of multiple selectable control buttons on the remote controller device that do not pertain to the second operational mode; and

selectively activate back-illuminating the third group of multiple selectable control buttons while simultaneously deactivating back-illumination of the fourth group of multiple selectable control buttons, back-illumination of the third group of multiple selectable control buttons indicate that the third group of multiple selectable control buttons are used to control the remote media system while in the second operational mode.

24. The remote controller device as in claim 16 , wherein the controller hardware is further operable to:

back-illuminate the multiple selectable control buttons using different colored light to indicate to which of multiple different devices in the remote media system each of the multiple selectable control buttons pertains.

25. The remote controller device as in claim 16 , wherein the controller hardware is further operable to:

subsequent to selectively back-illuminating the first group of multiple selectable control buttons for an amount of time, deactivate the first group of multiple selectable control buttons to conserve power; and

in response to detecting motion of the remote controller device, selectively back-illuminate the first group of multiple selectable control buttons again while simultaneously deactivating back-illumination of the second group of multiple selectable control buttons.

26. The remote controller device as in claim 16 , wherein the controller hardware is further operable to:

while selectively back-illuminating the first group of multiple selectable control buttons and simultaneously deactivating back-illumination of the second group of multiple selectable control buttons, providing a visual indication indicating which particular selectable control button of the multiple selectable control buttons was selected by a user of the remote controller device to select the first operational mode, the visual indication distinguishing the particular selectable control button from the first group of multiple selectable control buttons and the second group of multiple selectable control buttons.

27. The remote controller device as in claim 16 , wherein the controller hardware is further operable to receive wireless feedback from the remote media system indicating that the remote media system is currently set to the first operational mode.

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SECURITY INTEREST Recorded Jul 25, 2018
From: BRIGHT HOUSE NETWORKS, LLC; CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS OPERATING, LLC; TIME WARNER CABLE ENTERPRISES LLC; TIME WARNER CABLE INTERNET LLC
To: WELLS FARGO TRUST COMPANY, N.A.
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