Apple TV User Guide
- Welcome
- What’s new in tvOS 17
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- Siri Remote at a glance
- Navigate Apple TV
- Control what’s playing
- Adjust audio
- Activate Siri or dictation
- Open Control Center
- Enter text
- Switch quickly between apps
- Turn Apple TV on or off
- Control touch surface sensitivity
- Charge the Siri Remote
- Reconnect the Siri Remote
- Help locate the Siri Remote (2nd generation or later)
- Use screen savers
- Customize the Home Screen
- Use iOS or iPadOS Control Center
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- Use the Search app
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- Restrict access to content
- Adjust privacy settings
- Manage storage
- Share Apple TV
- Family Sharing
- Adjust video and audio settings
- Connect Bluetooth devices
- Set notifications
- Set the TV button
- Use the iOS or iPadOS keyboard
- Control your TV and volume
- Use other remotes
- Use Apple TV as a conference room display
- Change network settings
- Change language or region
- Copyright
Add an accessibility shortcut to Apple TV
You can add an accessibility shortcut to the Back button 
(Siri Remote 2nd generation or later) or 
button (Siri Remote 1st generation). When you press the Back button or button three times, the shortcut launches.
Add an accessibility shortcut
In Settings
on Apple TV, go to Accessibility > Accessibility Shortcut and select an option.
Use your accessibility shortcut
On the Siri Remote, press the Back button
( button on the first-generation Siri Remote) three times.
Open accessibility shortcuts from Control Center
Press and hold the TV button
on the Siri Remote to open Control Center, then select the General Settings tab 
.Select the Accessibility button
, then do either of the following:If you have an accessibility shortcut enabled: Select the shortcut to turn it on or off.
If you want to access settings or add an accessibility shortcut: Select Settings, then modify the settings.
When you’re done making changes, press the Back button
(Siri Remote 2nd generation or later) or button (Siri Remote 1st generation).