Amazon FIRE-TV-STICK user manual

The Amazon Fire TV Stick has several buttons on its remote which serve different purposes:
1. Power Button: Turns the Fire TV Stick on and off.
. Home Button: Takes you back to the Fire TV Stick home screen.
3. Menu Button: Opens a contextual menu where you can access additional settings and options.
4. Back Button: Takes you back to the previous screen or action.
5. Navigation Buttons: Allows you to navigate and select items on the screen (up, down, left, right).
6. OK Button: Confirms a selection or activates an option.
7. Play/Pause Button: Controls the playback of any media content.
8. Fast Forward/Rewind Buttons: Fast forwards or rewinds the media content in different speeds.
9. Audio Settings Button: Opens the audio settings menu.
10. Subtitles Button: Allows you to enable or disable subtitles for supported content.
11. Alexa Voice Button (not available on all Fire TV Stick models): Activates the voice assistant, Alexa, to control your Fire TV Stick by voice commands.
These buttons provide various functions to control and navigate the Fire TV Stick interface and media playback.

To navigate channels on Fire Stick, follow these steps:
1. Make sure your Fire Stick is connected to your TV and turned on.
2. Use the arrow buttons on your Fire Stick remote to navigate to the home screen.
3. From the home screen, scroll down and select the "Live" tab. Here, you will find a list of available live channels.
4. To select a specific channel, use the arrow buttons to navigate to it and press the middle button on your remote to open it.
5. Once on the channel, you can use the arrow buttons to navigate through the available content, such as different shows or programs.
6. If you want to switch to another channel, simply go back to the home screen by pressing the home button on the remote, and repeat the steps to select a different channel.
Note: The available channels on your Fire Stick may vary depending on your subscriptions and region. Some channels may require additional subscriptions or sign-in credentials.