Does it switch on and off all the components that are necessary at the moment, say receiver, tv, and cable box?
1998075
Yes, it did. For example, if you are watching a movie on a Blu-ray, and you decide to watch TV instead, you hit "Watch TV," and it will turn off the Blu-ray player, turn on all the components to let you watch TV and switch to the correct inputs.If you always want the DVR/HTPC/Xbox/etc to stay on, then you just program the remote to leave that device as is, and you will turn it on/off manually (but you can still have a button on the remote that will let you turn it off yourself).
1998076
If programmed correctly, it will turn on and off all the components. And programming is not difficult.
1998077
Yes, you can customize it to turn all on or off. Or you can program one to stay on all the time, such as a SAT/cable receiver so everything starts without delay. Really happy with this product and the programmable devices seem to be endless. I actually have a weird brand SAT cable box from overseas and it found it with no issues. Buy the product and don't buy the higher-end models since this does a lot to begin with. Hope this helps
1998078
Yes, it works up to 5 components. You could program it to turn on or off all at once or separate.
1998079
The answer is yes! It's very impressive to watch the first time you switch from your DVD player over to your TiVo, for example. Off goes the DVD, the input on the stereo/ receiver changes & magically (assuming your settings are programmed correctly) the right sound and picture appear! The online programming tool manages this feature quite simply.
1998080
Yes, you can customize it to turn all on or off. Or you can program one to stay on all the time, such as a SAT/cable receiver so everything starts without delay. Really happy with this product and the programmable devices seem to be endless. I actually have a weird brand SAT cable box from overseas and it found it with no issues. Buy the product and don't buy the higher-end models since this does a lot to begin with.Hope this helps
2160381
No switch, check your connections in particular pay attention to the power supply connectors as well as the cable connectors a loose or ill fitting one will cause problems.
997831
Nope how it's wired it is all on or off. It would be nice if you could switch each on or off. But no luck
1907956
Yes, each device, when selected specifically, the power button on the remote acts as the primary selected device's power button. Only when in Macro mode does the device power everything on or off.
669551
Yes. I have had it take an input from my cable box and output to my projector, tv and receiver simultaneously.
154078
Input is whatever you want to feed it. Can be antenna, cable, sattelite, DVR. It will handle all and switch between them
1955532
Nope. But it switches automatically to the device you first turn on. If you want it to switch to the 2nd device you have to turn the first one off or unplug the wire.
1623068
No, it does not. We simply use two remotes to shut down our entertainment system. One for Sound Bar only, the other for the television. It's a very minor inconvenience to us.
2036643
Yes. Even when the receiver is off, it will pass a 3D signal through to the TV.
1092397
It has a toggle switch. Manual, but not terrible. If it's plugged into something that you turn on and off, it'll run when that component is turned on.
1045358
Yes, it does. The functionality is iffy though. Mine still works but only one of the ports and it's on and off.
724871
Yes, I have to reset it every few days when we use a good mix of all 4 components and 2 TVs. It has the reset button on the remote, which is better than the others I've tried. It's programmed into my Logitech harmony remote.
1995537
yes, and it also has a feature that you can turn on that will turn it off automatically after 15 mins if there is no input. ie if your game system or cable automatically turns off, so will your tv.
129140
See page 47-50 of the operating instructions of the receiver. You can also shut off the sync function in the hdmi menu of most tv's that have hdmi sync capability. You should then be able to control all of the devices separately.
761458
yes, that's exactly what the switch does, it takes an input signal and allows you to direct it to two different destinations, not simultaneously tough (it's not a splitter). I guess your plan is to bypass the AV receiver when you don't need it and watch TV via the direct connection, and go through the AV receiver only when you need the additional capabilities. One push of the button and you will toggle the signal between the two output.
355343
It is a system linking samsung products that allows you to turn everything on or off at once (ie. the tv and DVD player); there may be other features but I have it turned off.
1115681
No. I keep it plugged into a switched outlet on my receiver, so it is only on when the receiver is on. Works real well.