if you already have one and buy a second one, will the units/remotes interfere with each other?
381452
Hi there! Each Roku box runs separately on each TV and they should not interfere with one another. Also, the remote controls for each Roku are paired specifically to that unit, so again, there is no problem with interference with those components. I hope this helps!
381453
No, My experience with (2ea) XS, (1ea) XD, and (1ea) Roku3 is that I have never had any issues controlling the correct roku. There is a way to pair the remote with a different Roku if you wanted to. The button is by the batteries after you remove the battery cover. There is also a cool Roku App for iPad/iPhone, Android, and Windows8 devices. These apps give you the ability to choose from detected (via wireless) Roku's on your network. These apps give you keyboard functionality via your tablet/phone On screen keyboard. You shouldn't have any issues connecting to the correct Roku with the correct remote. I have just verified that the Roku XD remotes WILL control multiple Roku's, but they require "line of sight", so if they're in separate rooms there wouldn't be an issue. Also since your question was for the XS, this is just FYI for anybody else reading. The upper paragraphs apply to the XS. I hope this helps. Have a great day
1829436
Hi TBC. I've never run more than 2 of these units at the same time, but I think as long as you set the frequency of each unit to a different available pre set frequency (there's a choice of many -- 20 or more?-- built in to these babies), you shouldn't have interference. Of course this supposes that the space where you're using them doesn't have native RF or frequency noise happening within any of the frequencies you set your units to. I have yet to get much external frequency interference or noise in the frequency ranges at which these units operate. Good luck.
430145
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.
507021
Yes almost all remote signals interfere with each other specially when they are of the same strength of frequencies.
1863833
If you have the RF base units installed in both viewing areas, each will pick up RF transmissions from either remote if it is within range. You might try taking one of the RF base units out of one viewing area so that it becomes IR (line of sight) only. You may need to do that in both areas to prevent this "crosstalk"---hope this helps....
1852722
yes you should,for some reason the one remote is on two frequencys dont know how to fix that. send it back
406723
I only have one, but I think that the remote controls have the same frequency and as such it will turn on and off both at the same time.
1669395
No. They will not interfere with each other. The receiver is paired with the individual mouse. It's kind of like if you have two of the same car parked next to each other, and you hit the button to unlock the door, the remote will only open the one it's programmed to open.
714210
Yes you can. I purchased one set up then added a second headset. It works fine. I've noticed that the volume of one unit tracks the other as does power. It might just be how I set it up but I never cared enought to fix it. Changes to one head set affects the other. This has been a life saver for car trips with kids as well as watching tv when someone is sleeping
1734014
Yes, my wife and I each have a remote and we can both make changes. It becomes a matter of dueling remotes. It can be fun or not!
120550
Yes multiple remotes can be used fir the same outlet. No to automatically turn off.
1431049
From what I have read if you have two wall controls they might interfere with each other if they are not spaced about 6 - 12 inches apart. Might try to space them apart even if its just a couple of inches to see if that helps.
1063604
The unit and controllers only have two channels, so no. Although if two units are on the same channel, they can be controlled by the same controller, but the results aren't pretty.
1734013
If you are asking if you can have/use duplicate remotes for the very same TV/same Room (perhaps because you keep losing track of them, like most of us do. and want to keep back-ups around), the answer is "Yes".
838695
I've used about a dozen of these devices and no two were on the same frequency. I think your using two or more in a close proximity would be fine. Each device will work only from it's own remote. The chances of you getting two sets on the same frequency would be very rare in my opinion.
2154962
No, if the two transmitters are connected to two different sources they will interfere with each other.
1632079
TV remotes are usually IR Line of sight (non visible light). If there is another remote on the same frequency might interfere with the unit. According to another review, there is digital code for each set, so the possibility of interference is low, but can happen.