Does this remote allow for different frequencies to prevent conflicts with different rooms presenting at the same time??
2083923
No, all the SP400 are on 2.4Ghz, however you could use an SP400 and SP800 in the same room at the same time without interference. For further assistance, please email support@satechi.com.Thank you,Satechi Technical Support
2083924
I don't know the answer to this and it would probably be best to contact the manufacturer about this. However, at one point I had 2 of these same models and the appeared to be on 2 different frequencies as I tried to use swap transmitters remotes with the USB parts and they were not interchangeable. Sorry, I can't be of any more help than that.
2083925
Yes, we have had multiple presentations happening at one time with no problems.
112818
yes i always use more than one Bluetooth device in the same room without any kind of interference, but i don´t know if the item is going to have the same behavior with you.Thanks!
2043838
I believe so. I have 3 fans in 3 different rooms (which I want on independent controls) and accidentally got two of them responding to the same remote. It involves powering on all the fans at the same time so they all synchronize to the same remote signal.
543733
Yes, I have 2 and they both work at the same time. I have both a white one and a red one, both model ET-732, and both work together. You just sync each one to its remote separately and they update at different intervals so there's no interference.
1089862
You can set them with different frequencies so yes you can control two different presentations in the same room.
1063604
The unit and controllers only have two channels, so no. Although if two units are on the same channel, they can be controlled by the same controller, but the results aren't pretty.
1416567
I live in a double wide and I can be three rooms over and the remote will still work. Not that I need it to but I tested it for this question. Remote seems to be very strong in my opinion.
568867
If by set you mean 1 remote wall unit and 1 transmitter for that unit than the frequency should not matter. Are you sure your remote unit is broken. Good luck Dorothy. Jerry
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....
291291
There is no reason that one switch cannot be operated from two remotes, as long as both remotes are sending on the same frequency. The only way to confirm or deny this would be to purchase two sets, and try using both #1 remotes with one of the switches. Although I haven't tried this, I believe it would work.
2133568
The remotes have several addresses they use. Set the address of one unit to a different address. I have seen four units in a room with no interference. Check your dish manual for how to set the addresses. Both IR and UHF receivers have these address settings.
46427
not sure if you can do that with this switch unless you find a remote that works on the same frequency
230925
Honestly i am not sure, i would assume they used the same frequency. If you want you can take the risk of purchasing it. For the price it would not be to bad, as for me these remotes worked wonderfully. They actually show you step by step instructions.
132526
Yes. That may not be exactly what you're looking for, though - if the receiver and PC are too close to each other, then they might both get the signal, and carry out conflicting or duplicate commands.
595022
I have an old one, and it has two binary dip switches under the plate, so you can select among four frequencies. Presumably this feature exists on this model as well. By setting the different dip switches differently, the two will not interfere with each other.
379291
Hello Emma,Sorry I can't help you much here. I am not familiar with either system. I know for a fact that you cannot reprogram the device to operate on a different frequency. Go to a local store and try the remote and see if your system recognize it. Good luck!
1219620
You just have to make sure they aren't on the same frequency. You have four frequencies to choose from.