Can you use two or more of these remotes for TV 1 UHF?
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".
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!
2242502
Yes you can program up to 4 remotes. The instructions that come with remote are easy to follow. Once you start the programming you only have several seconds to press the remote buttons. If you fumble you will have to start over.
1632078
If you referring to TV remotes the answer is yes. We use two remotes for all our TVs and they operate on the same frequency and they don't interfere with each other. The remote is the transmitter and the TV is the receiver.
602963
I have not seen an option for extra remote. If you buy another set you will have to be careful because the set I received had a "C" sticker at the back. There probably are a handful of code configurations so that you can use multiple sets without interfering with each other. Buying another set will not guarantee that the new remote will work for your set. Amazon is selling sets with multiple remotes. That may be a better choice. I saw a set at Lowes with two remotes also but the remote did not have separate on and off buttons. Although less expensive than Amazon, did not want that kind. I have not seen an option for extra remote. If you buy another set you will have to be careful because the set I received had a "C" sticker at the back. There probably are a handful of code configurations so that you can use multiple sets without interfering with each other. Buying another set will not guarantee that the new remote will work for your set. Amazon is selling sets with multiple remotes. That may be a better choice. I saw a set at Lowes with two remotes also but the remote did not have separate on and off buttons. Although less expensive than Amazon, did not want that... » Read More I have not seen an option for extra remote. If you buy another set you will have to be careful because the set I received had a "C" sticker at the back. There probably are a handful of code configurations so that you can use multiple sets without interfering with each other. Buying another set will not guarantee that the new remote will work for your set. Amazon is selling sets with multiple remotes. That may be a better choice. I saw a set at Lowes with two remotes also but the remote did not have separate on and off buttons. Although less expensive than Amazon, did not want that kind. « Show Less
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I have 2 garage doors so I had to buy 2 separate remotes. Each door has a different programming.
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Yes, you will be able to set up the second set to work independently. Or, if you just keep using your first set, there are five remotes you can set up. If you need more than five, order another and that will be set up with separate remotes from the first. You've given me a good idea: to order another one for myself! They do work great and are so convenient? I hope this info is helpful to you.
626806
This remote can learn from other remotes (you aim the two remotes at each other, tell this one to begin reading, then press the button on the other remote), so it does not actually need to know what the other remote even belongs to. I programmed some buttons this way, from remotes that it did not even know about. As long as the other remote is also infrared, it should work fine. I also have this remote turn on/off both my TV and my receiver at the same time with one keypress. It's a little slow (it takes about 2 or 3 seconds to complete the process each time you hit the "system power" button), so you have to make sure to keep the remote aimed at both sources until it's done, but it works fairly well.
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.
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.
465336
Not sure that you can program a remote for more than one base. I believe you'd have to contact manufacturer for that info. Each base has four buttons, each able to program a remote. 2 remotes come w/each base. So would have to purchase more remotes to use all 4 buttons.
1552643
I tried using 4 remotes. 3 old TV remotes and one surround sound remote. It worked with them all.
653684
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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You are provided with two transmitters; request added remotes with same frequency as the two you have and system will work with any number of remotes you desire.Btw - the switch is "N/C" as provided from vendor.
988368
Yes, the remote has 3 programmable buttons that can be programmed independently. So if you had 2 of these switches, you could use 1 remote to control both.
524816
Yes you can. I had the same issue with my tivo remote. You can assign a function to any of the keys. It's been so long since I did mine, I don't remember how exactly, but I know it wasn't difficult. Perhaps the have an 800 support number you can call.
1720730
Yes you can connect multiple packs using one remote. Though a problem I have is that the batteries wear out really fast.
1895262
Yes you can and Skylink equipment is readily available as they do make a variety of remotes with one or multiple buttons. If you have one switch with only one remote just get another remote that matches the receiver channel you are using. I ave several of these things set up with some installations one remote running multiple switches and others with one receiver being accessed by several remotes in different places.