This is all really interesting! It sure bears some investigation. I never would have thought so.
On March 13, 2018 at 16:32, Brett Bjorkquist said...
It can typically be done on the remote. We populate all the controls by default, but you can remove device control buttons, or move higher used buttons to the top of the display.
It's really important not to have all the buttons on the remote. Zone 2 volume, for instance, can be a killer. If someone has access to Zone 2 volume and turns it up when they don't mean to, it can mean a receiver shuts off.
As for the buttons, since I noticed that clients slide the remote up to get to those top buttons, I put the more important buttons on the bottom of the display, to make them just that little bit easier to reach. Also, if there are only a few buttons, they go on the right. I'm assuming that right-handers will find this easier. (I'm left-handed so I'm not sure about that detail.)
