Is there a way to control inputs from a smartphone or tablet? Does the receiver have a web interface to control this?
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Yes Denon has an app called DeRemote which allows you to control the device from your phone...as long as you are on the SAME LAN as the device.
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Yes. I can only speak for the iPad and iPhone. There is an app from Denon that least you switch sources and audio modes. I haven't tried it with a second zone yet, but I believe that is supported. The AirPlay support is pretty good as well. If you start streaming to it (built in support) it will automatically turn itself on.
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I don't think Android devices can be a controller with the radio-- as there are so many different standards, it would be very hard to configure most likely. There is, however, an AUXillary input, which you could plug your output from your device into the CD player aux input. Hope it helps.
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works as a reciever, from your iphone, ipad, android phone or computer or whatever.
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No, there are no inputs for anything on the main radio unit. I do't know if one could be attached to the tablet when it is detached from the radio unit.
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The remote is IR bur it has built in wifi so your phone or tablet can control this device.
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Yes and no. I got my car stereo awhile ago and at the time had a few different devices I needed to control (cd changer, satellite receiver Ipod, etc) I could control with it. But these days I keep it simple... my phone as an mp3 player or with Pandora connected via Bluetooth. The remote will work as a controller in that regard, but I am not sure it will work controlling any other devices. But since getting a replacement controller to replace the original one would have run 39 - 50 bucks.... I decided to take a chance with this one at under $10. It does what I need it to do and much less Rusk money wise. Hope this helps. Yes and no. I got my car stereo awhile ago and at the time had a few different devices I needed to control (cd changer, satellite receiver Ipod, etc) I could control with it. But these days I keep it simple... my phone as an mp3 player or with Pandora connected via Bluetooth. The remote will work as a controller in that regard, but I am not sure it will work controlling any other devices. But since getting a replacement controller to replace the original one would have run 39 - 50 bucks.... I decided to take a chance with this one at under $10. It does what I need it to do and much less... » Read More Yes and no. I got my car stereo awhile ago and at the time had a few different devices I needed to control (cd changer, satellite receiver Ipod, etc) I could control with it. But these days I keep it simple... my phone as an mp3 player or with Pandora connected via Bluetooth. The remote will work as a controller in that regard, but I am not sure it will work controlling any other devices. But since getting a replacement controller to replace the original one would have run 39 - 50 bucks.... I decided to take a chance with this one at under $10. It does what I need it to do and much less Rusk money wise. Hope this helps. « Show Less
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I use my yamaha app on phone or tablet & it feeds wirelessly to the receiver. This device will allow your receiver to get a wireless connection
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Either. I use my iphone and usually control it from there but I recall you have some basic control from unit as well....Like selecting playlists etc. It is easier to use the phone to control phone functions.
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It can be controlled with other devices but it may not have been implemented yet. I have worked out the communication method that the app uses to communicate with the base and describe my findings here http://home.stockmopar.com/connected-by-tcp-unofficial-api/ .
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No. You get the input by plugging the jack into the earphone jack on computer, iPad, iPhone, into the unit's receiver.
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Dear Guy,Thanks for your inquiry. Provided the receiver can receive wi-fi inside the cabinet, that is what you would use to control the receiver. Bluetooth is only a means to send music to the receiver wirelessly. Please let me know if I can be of any additional assistance.Regards,Eric CohenWorld Wide Stereo
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Input switching is automatic. Which works well for me, but not ideal for everyone. I have a Squeezebox system hooked up to the optical S/PDIF input. And a media streamer hooked up to the analog input. Analog takes priority when a signal is detected. That works nicely for me. If you have multiple digital inputs, then it gets trickier as most digital devices always present a signal, thus the T1 cannot automatically determine which device is truly active. There is an underlying priority scheme, with highest priority to analog, then optical S/PDIF, then coax S/PDIF, then audio USB. There is no remote control for the T1, so you cannot manually choose the input.
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I am unaware of any remote available for this device, though smartphones more or less remotely and wirelessly control it already via bluetooth. Those front buttons on the device can operate the music player controls on your smartphone and vice versa giving you two ways to control the music without wires.
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I use two inputs on the back of the Vanatoo, an optical connection from an 'old' Logitech Squeezebox (internet radio) and a line-in jack from a Bluetooth receiver (albums or internet radio from my iPhone). I never have to switch inputs because the smarts inside the speaker automatically does that for me - it senses which input is receiving signal and plays/amplifies that one.
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I use Trendnet wireless media bridge (TEW-680MB) plugged into the Ethernet port to connect to my local network and the Ethernet. I have not used the USB ports on the system. The remote control app for android works well also - you can control the tuner, Spotify and Pandora from your tablet or phone.
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Post Note: the answers that came in from Johon Q Public IV are very helpful. Thank you for shedding a better light in your answer. Original Note: From my research, I haven't found any smartphone app that pairs with this radio frequency (RF) controller. The wi-fi / smartphone reference in the sales pitch is a head scratcher. There are wi-fi RGB controllers that can be controlled by smartphone apps, but this one is more unique as a RGB+W(hite) controller.
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You can with the auxiliary input on the back, but there isn't a cool app for it like with the iOS devices.