Does this remote work for Bose products? Radio frequency channels?? Also i would like to know, is this remote only compatable while running through a PC or is it ok in just a normal setup?
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All the Bose Lifestyle systems have a menu option to chose IR control to ON/OFF/TEACH. you will want to set your Bose IR Control to ON. this will not stop your bose RF remote for working, but your bose remote will only control the MC not the IR devices. The IR sensor is just below the DVD tray about 1/2 to the left of the bottom right hand corner of the tray. it is behind the black plastic (invisible to IR) at the bottom. hope this helps. if you have a series I Lifestyle (AV28 will be the model number of the media center, or your remote control model number will be RC-28T-127), the menu option in the "settings" menu is in system setup. you'll have two options for IR. the first option is to send IR to teach your harmony. you should leave that off. the second option is the one you'll want to change. the IR sensor is in he same location on these systems as they are one the 2nd generation LS. (series II/III/IV Media Center model is AV18 or remote will be RC18T-127)
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The wireless remote works via infra-red like your TV remote does. I've found that it will function through one of those tinted plastic stereo covers, but, mine will only work if I am oriented toward the radio face. I cannot, for example, use the remote to reliably control the radio if I am standing at the bow of my center console due to the radio's face orientation aft.Edit: This just popped in my head, but, you can probably use one of those IR repeaters common in home stereo and mount the receiver in a more conducive location.
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That looks like both of my remotes. The number on the bottom of my Bose is #033975.so I think your remote would work.
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Not Bluetooth. Works the same as the regular Bose remote. Very useful especially at night.
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You can operate this unit without the remote...a feature I like on the older models. The newer Bose models don't have the buttons on the top, as this model does, & thus, can't be operated without the remote. A true bummer even with only momentary remote misplacement.
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I don't have and hd TV so I don't know, but I do know it's made to pair with a computer, and I did find that it was a sucky system. Bose is NOT what it's cracked up to be so why spend the extra money? I imagine it can connect to the TV via DVR or HDMI plugs-- so it most likely will work. If you have amazon prime you can order it and send it back without paying for the shipping
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Read my April 2014 Review for the full report.YES! I have three "BOSE Radio-CD" units.Two I bought in 2001. I use one in my Office Waiting Room & one in my Ante-Exam Room.One I bought in 2010.Six Months ago I moved into a New Home-Office, and my two 2001 Models did Not receive AM signals well.There are no external Lead-connections in a "BOSE Radio-CD."With this item, I am able to restore 100% AM signal strength to my two "BOSE" units.Read my Full report in my April 2014 Review.
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Not the 48 but the 30 series i think. Just so everybody knows, bose units are capable of IR control, but they are set to RF from factory with issued RF remotes. They never tell anybody because they want you to buy those ridiculous remotes over and over again. Go into your bose system setup (on tv screen) and find the remote or control setup. It may be called IR control. Can't remember, it was a while ago i did this. The unit can be set for RF control, IR control, or can be used to emit IR from an emitter port in the rear of unit if you wished to use the factory remote to control other items. Set to IR control. When setting up the harmony, type in "Bose Lifestyle 48". It gets more complicated and frustrating when setting up zone 2 if you have one. You'd type in "Bose Lifestyle 48 (zone 2)". Also, the lifestyle systems are listed as "mini-systems"...(sorry, bose doesn't make "REAL" systems--hey had to get my bose jab in there somewhere!) the harmony software uses this for all your different functions and that works very well. Good luck. It's a little tricky to get to work correctly with the multi-zone control. If you have only one zone, you should be all set.
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Sorry, I don't know for sure. It does use standard connections, though so I would assume it works. Do you have a Bose outlet in your area?
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I am not sure, but I have found that it will work on my Sony alarm clock which is a powered unit. It doesn't work on my belkin adaptor to my stereo. I think it must be on the unit itself to work properly. I think it will work myself on the bose unit. Hope this helps. Works fine for me otherwise.
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What are the uses that are most affected by the RF signal? I see these posts a lot, and have a decent knowledge of RF, but I'm curious why people complain about this so much.Many traditional remotes without RF will still allow you to control a device out of your line of sight as long as it is in proximity (same room) to you.In any event, my understanding is that the Harmony One does not have RF. I'm waiting for somebody to reply to my question on the top review to clear this up.
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Bose is a different beast to the rest of the audio world!90% of the time you have to use Bose stuff to work with Bose stuff.I suggest you contact the manufacturing people of the devices ans see what they say...sorry
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Sorry, but I don't know if Bose speakers would work but I have successfully connected to a variety of BT devices and see no reason why a name brand like Bose would not work also.
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It works with any signal that you have from an existing remote. For instance, I have a Bose sound bar that's not even listed... So I just put it in learn mode and pointed the Bose remote at it for each key I wanted it to learn. It goes pretty fast once you get the hang of the sequence for many keys. Has been a savior since my kids hide the small Bose remote on us.
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Mine works great! You have to go to advanced remote set up,and program the remote for an Audio device. If you have any problems let me know.Thanks
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Yes. I have that system and never learned the big remote functions (only needed vol, on/off). Friend has the same system and their remote is the smaller one. Brought hers to my house first and was very happy when it worked. There's only volume up/down, mute, and on/off. And I could not believe the price. Feel safe buying it for your Bose CineMate.
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I am not sure. I am using my Bose Remote. I did google the topic and it seems like, there is a problem using the Harmony 650 to operate the Bose system.