Does this remote only allow you to link up 2 TVs? If so, how do you link up additional TVs?
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Perhaps you can buy an additional RF link for the extra TV, but I have not tried this. These transmitters work extremely well. Bought ours a few years ago and we have not had any issues.
60254
You can buy additional receiver units for other tv's but the transmitter antenna will have to be aimed at whichever tv you are going to watch at that time. If you're thinking of seeing the picture on multiple tv's at the same time this will not do that.
60255
This is basically a wireless cable replacement between two endpoints. It works great.
60256
you will need to buy a RF Link for each additional TV and connect the receiver to it. So you will only need one of the transmitters, which you will attach to the TV that's on your cable or satellite box.In my setup, I have 2 satellite boxes, so I have a transmitter on each of them. My third TV has 1 receiver and I use the switches on the back of the receiver to choose which transmitter to "listen" to. When I add another TV, I will put my unused receiver on it and set it up the same way.
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Kathleen, Just like Dennis says below, you will need to by an additional receiver for each TV set.
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Yes. Each receiver only has one RCA plug capability. Not sure about extra TV's unless you can buy an extra receiver.
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Kathleen, No problem! You can hook up as many tv's as you want to one transmitter. Just buy additional 5811 Recievers for the new tv's. Note all tv's will see the same channel as the main tv. I just saw additional 5811 recievers on Amazon for about $70. If you need more info, I'll try to help. I've got multiple tv's each using a 5811 reciever to watch tv on 2 different floors from one tv located behind the house in my office. As long as you buy the same Brand/Model reciever (remote tv) as the transmitter (unit at main tv) they should be compatible - don't mix different brands - they may not talk to each other!! If you have more questions I'll try to help. dmcgilly@aol.com. It's easy - good luck. Den Kathleen, No problem! You can hook up as many tv's as you want to one transmitter. Just buy additional 5811 Recievers for the new tv's. Note all tv's will see the same channel as the main tv. I just saw additional 5811 recievers on Amazon for about $70. If you need more info, I'll try to help. I've got multiple tv's each using a 5811 reciever to watch tv on 2 different floors from one tv located behind the house in my office. As long as you buy the same Brand/Model reciever (remote tv) as the transmitter (unit at main tv) they should be compatible - don't mix different brands - they may not... » Read More Kathleen, No problem! You can hook up as many tv's as you want to one transmitter. Just buy additional 5811 Recievers for the new tv's. Note all tv's will see the same channel as the main tv. I just saw additional 5811 recievers on Amazon for about $70. If you need more info, I'll try to help. I've got multiple tv's each using a 5811 reciever to watch tv on 2 different floors from one tv located behind the house in my office. As long as you buy the same Brand/Model reciever (remote tv) as the transmitter (unit at main tv) they should be compatible - don't mix different brands - they may not talk to each other!! If you have more questions I'll try to help. dmcgilly@aol.com. It's easy - good luck. Den « Show Less
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I have an (old) harmony 720, hopefully the same holds for this one...You can add multiple different TVs to the device. Just put each TV in a different "activity". e.g. I have activities like "Watch TV (Fam Rm)", "Watch TV (Study)", "Watch TV (BR)". Selecting a device for just one activity turns on the devices for just that activity. If I recall, I had the option of choosing whether to turn off the unused devices. Mine is programmed with 3 different TVs, 3 different DVD players, 3 different VCRs, Cable box, audio receiver. So, I can use it to control every device in my house with activities for each room (mix of devices). I have an (old) harmony 720, hopefully the same holds for this one...You can add multiple different TVs to the device. Just put each TV in a different "activity". e.g. I have activities like "Watch TV (Fam Rm)", "Watch TV (Study)", "Watch TV (BR)". Selecting a device for just one activity turns on the devices for just that activity. If I recall, I had the option of choosing whether to turn off the unused devices. Mine is programmed with 3 different TVs, 3 different DVD players, 3 different VCRs, Cable box, audio receiver. So, I can use it... » Read More I have an (old) harmony 720, hopefully the same holds for this one...You can add multiple different TVs to the device. Just put each TV in a different "activity". e.g. I have activities like "Watch TV (Fam Rm)", "Watch TV (Study)", "Watch TV (BR)". Selecting a device for just one activity turns on the devices for just that activity. If I recall, I had the option of choosing whether to turn off the unused devices. Mine is programmed with 3 different TVs, 3 different DVD players, 3 different VCRs, Cable box, audio receiver. So, I can use it to control every device in my house with activities for each room (mix of devices). « Show Less
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The remote can be programmed for 1 streaming device and 1 tv. It works great for Apple TV but you would need another remote if you want to control both streaming devices.
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Sorry, I don't know. I only bought one & I love it...I have mine plugged in to one of the HDMI ports on my TV & only use it to switch between my Tivo & DVD player when needed & I still have two ports open that I'm not using. My guess though to your question, is that each remote probably runs its associated box, therefore, if I'm right, you would need both remotes if you're accessing port 1, 2, 3 or 4 on either box. The signals are probably unique for each device. Reaching out to the vendor directly may get you the best answer. Hope this helps :)
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this is set up for transferring from TV to roku to DVD player, etc. on the same TV. I don't think it would work for 3 TVs. maybe a splitter?
2283447
I purchased an extra DirecTV remote for around $8 -- it works fine with this unit. I didn't NEED another one, but I didn't want to have play "find the remote."
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Mine is set up so that when the channel is changed on the receiver it changes on both tvs; you watch same program on both tvs at all times. (There is a satellite remote in each room so that I do not have to leave a room in order to change the channel.)
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If you have only 1 receiver providing signil into 2 rooms, then this will only work TV1. TV1 remote uses RF to operate receiver, TV2 remote uses UHF to operate receiver. If you have a receiver box in each room this would work.
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I was able to program the box to my universal remote. So I'd presume the remote would work on two simultaneously.
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You could but only seperatly. Meaning that you could run one unit to multiple televisions but due to selector switch unless you modified the internal switch components you will only be able to view on one tv at a time hope that kind of helps any other questions I will do my best
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I got the cable guy to do it for me I was lucky it was complicated. I tried to do it again on my own with another remote but no luck. Hope your luck is better than mine.
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No there is only one receiver for a TV. I have actually reached out to support to see if you can purchase another receiver and have that work with the main box and they have stated that was not possible.
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Don't know. I only use one remote on one master with 3 slaves. I don't have the need to install 2 masters in one room. Sorry, I can't help. But in thinking about it, since it's IR and not bluetooth, you have to point the remote at the master, so even if the IR code is the same, a second master need not necessarily activate if you're pointing the remote to only the first master, as long as they are not installed side-by-side.
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Yes it does if you are adding more authorized remote units to your system. There is a regular charge for each additional unit. When you call, have the serial and MAC address handy. After, you activate them locally with a PIN given by the master receiver. Don't exceed 3 remote units as the system can only support 4 simultaneous viewers. NOTE: If your TV supports RVU and is networked, you don't need a remote unit.
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If you have 2 TVs, yes. This will send any 2 of the 4 inputs to either TV, or 1 input to both.
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It has to attach to the TV much like cable TV does. As far as I can tell you can only use it with one TV at a time.
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All I know is we purchased it as a splitter so we could send a signal to two TVs and it did not work! I'm not sure if it will do what you want but if it doesn't you can always return it.