Is this compatible with Linear Model LDO50? Is it wireless?
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Hi, Just checked my garage door motor model, and it is LD050, and the garage door opener is wireless, the keypad worked for me.
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First: It is wireless. Ours is screwed down on the outside along the side of the garage door and works fineSecond: I do not know. If the Linear Model LD050 use the Megacode system? If so then it should be
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Yes. This is compatible with any wireless system. In general all brands will interoperate.
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Tried using the R-L approach but it didn't work at all. Ended up finally reading my decade-old receiver manual (Pioneer VSX-D912), configured for the RCA-jacked LFE connection, and it works great.
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My model is a 42LN5400. I would assume that all LG power connections would be the same but I do not know.
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not sure. we thought i was a wireless but it had to be hard mounted to electrical. Everything I got from Aleko was garbage do not buy from this company.
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It works with any wireless systems.Does that help?It works as good as any mixing board.enjoy it if buy one
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No, I asked Samson this same question recently. The wireless just works with their handheld mic unless you are an expert on electronics and can simulate the set up in a face mic
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I am not really sure. My model is callled home and work. I wish I could be more helpful. Sorry
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It should be compatible. Mine improved my reception greatly. It picks up my neighbor's wifi. As long as it is compatible with your computer, it should receive the signal from your wireless router. It hooks up to your computer through USB connection.
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Sorry can not advise for that model. I have a ALINCO radio and their software requires a com port. There are some issues with the OS to route from a com port (not used much these days) to a USP port. Also I am using VISTA 32bit and the later releases would have to match the programming options especially with the ODBC driver. 64 bit OS is a high end and may be beyond the software compatiable list. Manufacturer would have to answer that. 73's Bruce KK4BJY
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No. Here is the link to what is compatible.http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Remote-Cords/4730/ML-L3-Wireless-Remote-Control-%28Infrared%29.html#tab-ProductDetail-ProductTabs-CompatibleWith
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Depends on the firmware version, but this tip may help: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/linux-wireless-networking-41/linksys-wusb54gc-v3-lucid-10-04-fine-out-of-box-w-minor-change-821123/
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Not sure. Once I received it and figured out it was an IR device (needing line of sight) not radio wireless I returned it.
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I am not a compatibility tester, just an individual. All I can say is that it works well as part of my system, a Yamaha A/V Receiver, LG Blu-ray Player and LG LED Smart TV. Your question should be directed to the manufacturer.
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The LC suffix stands for "less cable" so yes you would still need to purchase a cable. I don't think there is a wireless version of the 48. The only wireless Shure I'm familiar with is the 58 and they're somewhere north of $400.
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No, this camera is only compatible with the GE wireless reciever. This is an add on camera. They also sell this add on camera and the camera & reciever set at lowes
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Yes. Wired and wireless devices should be plug and play with no compatibility issues whatsoever