Can this be used to turn the MX2 on and off? Or do I still need to use the IR remote for that?
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You can ON/OFF MX2 with this remote...be aware that this is not G-mouse 3....and you on/off MX2 even when usb dongle is not in the usb port...that means on/off feature works without dongle....
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No. I tried this and did not work, which makes sense because it uses IR sensor/signals. Sorry for the delay in responding.
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First off I did not buy the remote model. I have the Harmony One. I have not found anything I can't program with it. You may have to use learn IR command, but it has always worked for me. You can go to http://www.logitech.com/harmony/components and check for a device there.
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Yes. I use it with a Matricom g-box mx2. It will not power the g-box off and on however.
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This wand is what is known as a "learning" remote and should be usable with almost any consumer electronics device that uses an infrared remote. Infrared remote controls send out a code sequence by flashing an infrared light (which the human eye cannot see) which is received and interpreted by the controlled device; there is a different sequence for each command (button) on your remote. For each motion to which the wand reacts, you "teach" it the command from another infrared (IR) remote control; note that this means you must have the original remote control(s) for the device(s) you will be controlling. If you are not sure if your remote control is IR (most are), look on your remote for a dark red window on the end that normally you point at the controlled device; a bright flashlight may help you see the window. I haven't received the unit yet, but the reviews here report the instructions are very good. There is a very nice web site, thewandcompany.com, with a complete FAQ and videos of the motions to which the remote responds.
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In my experience, this device emulates a keyboard. It's not a IR relay or anything like that. It simply translates a IR signal into a specific keyboard character that a PC could take action on. Not sure it would be appropriate for the applications you are referring to.
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Honestly, this is a very simple piece of equipment it will work with any infrared box and remote. You just need to make sure to place the repeater and receiver so that they get signal through. Those who don't get it to work just aren't doing it right or they have one of a very very few boxes that won't work on the infrared frequency that this item covers.
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It is for two and three way switches be sure to check the model and function of the switch. I use it to control the six recessed lights in my game room. I have paired it with a Logitech remote that controls my entertainment system and other electronics. I only use one switch with the IR function and can change the light settings from anywhere in the room, (I always have the remote with me).
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Personally, I like to use a programmable remote - one where the functions of a component's remote can be 'learned' by the universal remote. No fooling around with 'remote codes'. You do the setup and programing right on the new remote. I have a couple of Osiris MX-350 IR/RF remotes. You can find one on Amazon here: Universal Remote Control MX-350 Osiris IR/RF Remote Control ( 8056 ) The only drawback is that it doesn't do Bluetooth, like for a PS3.
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Simple answer is yea you can. Whether you or someone else install just let them know you don't want the remote start function. Even if they do it install it a switch can turn it on or off whenever you want it disabled. Hope this helps.
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I no longer have a 722 to experiment on. I do use the remote with an audio receiver and a blu ray dvd player that both use ir for commands. I think the key would be if you can teach the remote the necessary commands if controlling a 722 is not one of the presets. If you don't have a hopper then I would say don't bother with this remote. I am assuming you need to control a hopper and a 722 for some reason
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HiWorks with the Romio. You need a plugin adapter to make it work with the Mini. If you already have the adapter, this one will do fine on a Mini. If you don't have the adapter, just buy the one that comes with the adapter. I'm assuming you want to use it for RF and not just as an IR remote.Since Amazon sellers sometimes get confused about what they are shipping, who knows which one you *might* get.
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Well unless you buy Sabrent USB switch you can. I bought one so that I could turn it off, and it works pretty well for an on/off switch.
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Don't think you can do that. it Is just a very good universal IR control. If you need more expert opinion, maybe you should visit the touchsquid forum.
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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
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It really has nothing to do with what remote you're using. The Xantech simply receives the signal from any infrared remote and relays it to the components you have hooked up to it - and it does that very well.
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It is infrared. I believe Logitek remote will work. I'm using with my ATT Uverse remote. If I could change anything about M-Series Visio, that would be remote.