IR portion (probably a stupid question)....... Will my remote still work from an IR standpoint?
1964697
Absolutely. The RF battery will not alter how your remote works today, it simply adds RF.
1599201
Yes, it'll work fine. It's an upgrade. You won't have to aim the remote at the directv receiver (radio frequency as opposed to infrared).
463143
no. if the codes are not in the logitech database, you will need to get a higher end with a duo IR feature in the remote
71428
The remote is universal to control multiple units. You will just need multiple power supplies an IR modules.
2090056
There is no remote. You would need to add a usb IR. Also, no OS. You'll need to add that and a hard drive and memory. Read the specifications for this box carefully.
1863833
If you have the RF base units installed in both viewing areas, each will pick up RF transmissions from either remote if it is within range. You might try taking one of the RF base units out of one viewing area so that it becomes IR (line of sight) only. You may need to do that in both areas to prevent this "crosstalk"---hope this helps....
1265085
It does not depend on the IR, you just have to check the connector. It works like this. It comes with several connectors that you plug to your camera and the other end to one of the remotes. The other remote (the one with the antenna) stays in your hand, and you use it to fire. Hope this helps you. Cheers.
682631
If is has an IR sensor it is compatible. All this does is duplicate IR signals from your remote.
1979001
Hello wanted to see if you got my last message. where does the ir hook up to. check the setting and the cable box remote to turn on.
152391
Yes, all this does is repeat I signals sent from your remote. It will work with any device that uses infrared remote.
771409
Probably not. Either way, this unit basically stops working after about a month of use...so you won't need the remote
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.
1091808
Yeah, the IR still works. Not sure if it changes the distance, though, I haven't done any formal testing. Works from my couch still, haha.
1481343
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.
1743452
you have to make sure the remote will still work if you connect it to back of tv if it does i whould hook it up there ps i forgot that it came with a extension cable for ir so i whould mount it anywhere you want to
2276268
Yes, absolutely. IR is the standard "remote" technology and it's inconceivable that one of your units wouldn't have it. The Xantech simply receives all IR signals sent from your remotes and passes them along to the individual units - e.g. your BluRay player and audio receiver - through the little stick-on transmitters.
1481341
I believe it comes with an IR remote, but we only use it, via a Harmony remote and it works pretty good.