I currently require two remotes to control all my audio/TV equipment. I cannot get them all onto one master remote. Do I need two systems?
83624
No it will still need two remotes but you will only need one repeater system. I have it hooked up to 4 devices using 4 different remotes and it is awesome.
83625
For consolidating devices, I've become a big fan of the Logitech Harmony remotes. Some of them are IR-only and some also do RF. For the IR, you may still need this repeater, if you have some devices hidden in a cupboard, or something like that.
83626
No you do not need two systems. This unit simply relays IR signal(s) sent from any remote to your devices hidden away. You stick one of the four IR blasters coming out of the unit on the IR eye of each of your devices and the IR receiver on the edge of your TV. Then you point any remote at TV and press button. The signal will leave your remote to the IR receiver and through the cord the unit. From there the unit will replay the signal to all 4 IR blasters that are placed on the IR eyes of your devices (STB, DVD, AV Receiver, etc...)
83627
the standard kit enables control of 8 devices and is expandable to 12 devices. Only one sensor is needed. you will still need two remotes.
83628
No. This repeats the signal of any remote. All you have to do is put the sensors over the IR sensor of the equipment.
1622521
You will need two of them .Also if you opt for the twin controller they will work together.
1967503
Dear Greg DavisThank you for your inquiry.One remote is for one control box, and one control box is for one set. Sincerely yours,Astra Depot
721537
I cannot give you a solid answer on that, but Im pretty sure if you bout two strips, one remote would work on both.
723339
Yes, a separate stick is needed for each tv. My tv remote controls all the Roku channels and tv functions, so there is no need for another remote. If your tv remote does not control the Roku functions, the stick comes with a basic remote.
2091334
You buy a module for each device you want to control and one remote controls all module. I think I have 12 modules and have them programmed on two buttons because they are on different schedules. The system works perfectly and I love it!
67360
If all remotes have the same code, only one receiver would be required. If some of the remotes have different, non-changeable, codes then you should be able to program other receiver(s) to recognize the other codes. I would program each additional receiver separately, then hook/wire them all in parallel to the opener.
1007819
Yes, I have 2 separate strips controlled by one rf remote. I wish the remote/receivers could be paired together because I'd like to use other remotes in other parts of the house!
1852722
yes you should,for some reason the one remote is on two frequencys dont know how to fix that. send it back
1920228
Yes, you can add this remote to your current system. Each manufacturer has a limit to the number of remotes that can be programmed. Most of them are 3 or 4, so provided this is just going to be your 2nd remote you'll be fine. Just follow the manufacturer's instructions for programming a remote. They're not difficult
1920373
This is one remote. If your alarm system is already installed and you are just pairing remotes it is very easy to do yourself. If you need the whole alarm system installed (unlikely since you are shopping for replacement remotes) then you would want a professional to do the job.
604525
I have the same question, only I have Time Warner for cable. Hate using two remotes.
838694
They do not operate independently. If you need t two relays, you need two separate set of remotes. Both remotes are coded to that one relay only.
2201030
no you cannot, you can only control the receiver with the included remote. You would need a universal remote to control everything with one remote; however, there are no universal remotes at the moment that will control the Roku. . so even in your best case scenario you will need at least two because the Roku remote does not control volume at all. (I wish I had known this before I purchased everything for my new setup, seems to be a design fail)
1530933
If you are going to connect the 2 sets the all you need is 1 controller. If you are going to use them in separate situations you will need two controllers.
1811850
Yes, you would need to order two systems of the same type (A or B frequency) and you would use one of the two remotes to control both devices.
40130
I second the suggestion of a universal remote. You can find them rather inexpensively. If you want to use two remotes then you will need two of the transmitter and 2/3 AA battery combinations. Of course one comes with the unit. A second one will cost about $20 here on amazon. It might be a little less expensive to go with a universal remote. If another concern drives you to want to use two remotes, be sure you get your extra transmitter with the same frequency as your unit. There are only two frequencies.