Does this remote have rf capabilitys if not what can I do for rf my components are in a cabinet
1985623
No, Harmony 700 is an IR only remote and if you're looking for controlling components inside your cabinet we would suggest you to take a look at our Harmony Hub based remotes like Harmony Ultimate Home, Harmony Home Control, Harmony Home Hub(Hub only) remotes. These remotes come with the remote and you could also take advantage of Harmony App which are compatible your smartphones/tablets running Android or iOS. You may find the following links helpful.http://www.myharmony.com/products/http://myharmony.com/discover/harmony-app/
1985624
No, Harmony 700 is an IR only remote and if you're looking for controlling components inside your cabinet we would suggest you to take a look at our Harmony Hub based remotes like Harmony Ultimate Home, Harmony Home Control, Harmony Home Hub(Hub only) remotes. These remotes come with the remote and you could also take advantage of Harmony App which are compatible your smartphones/tablets running Android or iOS. You may find the following links helpful. http://www.myharmony.com/products/ http://myharmony.com/discover/harmony-app/
1561101
I often install these and own EliteSmartHome.com. We do many security install a year with the vista 20. It does not support RF right out of the box. You would need to add a wireless receiver.
2066640
It has the capability, but you have to buy the remote separately. It is not expensive.
258725
My remote still works. You should be able to operate it from the front panel. If not contact boss or try remotes.com.
50502
It is IR (Infrared) remote and not RF. You can see the IR LED in the front of the remote. It will not work if you are not in the line of sight. But it is very sensitive and works even at an extreme angle. However, if it is completely blocked by say a door or you are not pointing at the switch then it will not work. Also, a learning remote can apparently learn the code though I have not tried it.
1007831
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 $$$$
680529
It shouldn't. The RF remote is programmed for those devices you want to control with it. Only if the other TV is from the same manufacturer and shares a coding with the wall mounted Tv in the bedroom would it affect the other TVs in the house.
1364023
I know for a fact that it will not work in RF mode for H23 and earlier. Works great on H24 and newer. This is the latest greatest remote so beware.....it will work on all receivers in IR mode.
680527
you definitley could experience interference from other RF signals. I did research online and read that people had problems from other component remotes or neighbor's garage door openers. I did not have luck with an RF remote. We bought a logitech remote and had to run a wire to extend the base unit to the eye ball that sits on top of your tv. The wire was extremely cheap from amazon ($2 for 25 feet). I had my contractor who worked on my kitchen run the wire through the wall for me. My setup was a little more complicated. TV was hung on a wall in the family room and all components were in a laundry room close by but the two rooms did not share a wall. Good luck. I hope that helped you definitley could experience interference from other RF signals. I did research online and read that people had problems from other component remotes or neighbor's garage door openers. I did not have luck with an RF remote. We bought a logitech remote and had to run a wire to extend the base unit to the eye ball that sits on top of your tv. The wire was extremely cheap from amazon ($2 for 25 feet). I had my contractor who worked on my kitchen run the wire through the wall for me. My setup was a little more complicated. TV was hung on a wall in the family room and all components were in a... » Read More you definitley could experience interference from other RF signals. I did research online and read that people had problems from other component remotes or neighbor's garage door openers. I did not have luck with an RF remote. We bought a logitech remote and had to run a wire to extend the base unit to the eye ball that sits on top of your tv. The wire was extremely cheap from amazon ($2 for 25 feet). I had my contractor who worked on my kitchen run the wire through the wall for me. My setup was a little more complicated. TV was hung on a wall in the family room and all components were in a laundry room close by but the two rooms did not share a wall. Good luck. I hope that helped « Show Less
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I believe the Logitech 890 is the most popular one that will do what you want. I have the Logitech 880 model, which does not transmit RF signals that are required to do the lighting, etc you mentioned. here is a quote from the 890's Amazon page and a link to it. You can also check the Logitech 1000, the latest and greatest Logitech remote. Link to Logitech 890 Universal Remote: http://www.amazon.com/Logitech-Harmony-Advanced-Universal-Control/dp/B000CS1TLE/ref=sr_1_21?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1200787712&sr=1-21 "Logitech's Harmony 890, an upgrade to the Harmony 880 remote control, uses both radio frequency (RF) and infrared (IR) wireless signals to deliver powerful complete control of your home-entertainment system that may be hidden behind cabinets. With a wireless range of up to 100 feet, the Harmony 890 remote sends RF commands to a wireless receiver, which then blasts infrared signals to the components. The Harmony 890 remote makes universal control for home entertainment and advanced lighting systems simple. "
1736369
This doesn't have an RF remote right? I'm not a fan of the RF remote. My Harmony remote does only iR and it works at extreme angles. People who have RF remotes seem to be happy with only RF. I only need my remote to work while I'm sitting in front of the TV.Still trying to find if users will be able to install the Popbox software onto their PH A-200 and C-200 units. The original statement seemed to sound like you can, but I haven't seen any proof.
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I don't think it is. I am using it for halogen recessed lights. They work well. There is 1 issue though. Since it uses RF it needs to be setup in line of sight or else the remote doesn't work. Also if you get the control for a fan as well, the remote will control both. Other than that the unit works great.
83625
For consolidating devices, I've become a big fan of the Logitech Harmony remotes. Some of them are IR-only and some also do RF. For the IR, you may still need this repeater, if you have some devices hidden in a cupboard, or something like that.
1599200
Worse case scenario your directv box does not support RF. The good news is the RF remotes can still be set to IR if necessary.
742005
Hey aMan-It is not. Your receiver operates on a a 303.875 MHz frequency and this remote operates on 300 MHz. If you are handy I can walk you through installing an updated receiver and which you remotes you need.Thanks...Matty
1481174
Um, are we all talking about the "same" remote here? I have the "RC66RBX RF Universal Remote" and it has NO LIGHT BUTTONS ON ANY OF IT'S SIDES, nor does it backlight. I saw the two comments and I cannot help but think that you have a different model than what is listed here, or maybe I have a different one that you guys received.
292117
Manually go to remote setup on the receiver and check to be sure both the receiver & remote are the same, either IR or RF.