Is this the RF or IR remote?
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not sure which is which but it's the one that needs direct line of sight to work. My dog standing in front of the roku makes this remote useless
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If I'm not mistaken, Bose uses RF to control thier units not IR. This remote is IR. You won't get RF universal remotes unless you spend $$$$
761004
All it does is redirect the IR signal from a remote to rf into the other x10 which converts it back to IR. It should operate with as many as it can keep in line of sight. I have mine right next to my receiver and have no problems controlling my DVD player or cable box above it. It should control anything.
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One of the two is UHF. The one that controls the secondary, SD, receiver. The other one, the hd, is infrared
485720
I only turned it on/off using the front button or removing power. I do not need a remote control so did not try this function and am not even sure if it has an IR receiver.
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Although I have not tried it myself, I read the owners manual and it does seem to indicate that you can use an IR remote with it. Like I said I haven't tried it myself so I'm not 100% sure..
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Check your programming. Make sure you have the ir/rf correct and devices assigned to the proper rf ports on the reciever.
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The remote is universal to control multiple units. You will just need multiple power supplies an IR modules.
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I don't have this device but I do have another brand and it works with RF, infrared couldn't possibly be used as its too localized and requires direct view of the transmitter.
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The remote is IR. Have to point it at the receiver for it to work. Covering the end of the remote and turning away from the receiver, renders the remote nonoperable.
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Here is your solution. It converts IR to radio frequency (RF). Works like a charm for us! Next Generation Remote Control Extender
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This product is an IR repeater. It takes the same infra red signal any IR remote produces and spits it out on the other end. ( that end is placed on the IR receiver of any device.)
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i am sorry, but i have no clue as to what you are talking about. i bought my ir receiver to get my remote signal in another room. that is all i know about them.
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You can use whatever remote you'd like. I have directv. I'm not using there remote. I have ir emitters on the boxes and an mx3000 set to rf. I've been using this hdflow for a while now and it hasn't blinked. I'm about to add 2 more
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This one is just the receiver. The Transmission system with IR repeater is the one you would need if you're just setting up your system. It includes a transmitter, receiver, and the IR repeater. You can buy additional receivers if you want to add more components in to your system.
445720
If I understand the question correctly, when receiving an ir command there is a small led that indicates receiving signal Hope this helps
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You can replace it with an RF remote, they actually put out an RF and an IR signal but you'll still have to point the remote at the receiver if your receiver isn't RF capable. Keep in mind even if your receiver is RF capable you'll still need to go into the settings on it and link it to the remote in order for RF to work if you even want it to.