Do you have to program/match the receiver to the remote transmitter? Can you operate more than one receiver with a button?
1186913
I have the 5 pack.... NO programming needed. You plug unit one in then plug the item (light, fan, whatever) in to it... now the top button on the remote turns that item on and off.... got them a year ago... and am very glad I did... saves entering a dark room and finding a light switch - I also used them in two rooms where I have a window ac unit and being able to pre-cool a room is awesome. Each button corresponds with one "Plug" unit.
1625433
It has been a few months since I messed with the one I bought, I do know that you have to have some steps in assigning it a frequency. If you have not tried it yet, I would manual set up the same frequency matching the transmitter to receiver. If you have them both on the same frequency already, I can't help you. Hope this helps
626806
This remote can learn from other remotes (you aim the two remotes at each other, tell this one to begin reading, then press the button on the other remote), so it does not actually need to know what the other remote even belongs to. I programmed some buttons this way, from remotes that it did not even know about. As long as the other remote is also infrared, it should work fine. I also have this remote turn on/off both my TV and my receiver at the same time with one keypress. It's a little slow (it takes about 2 or 3 seconds to complete the process each time you hit the "system power" button), so you have to make sure to keep the remote aimed at both sources until it's done, but it works fairly well.
1198090
Yes, you can use multiple receivers. All will alert at the same time, if they are within the reception range of the doorbell button. I have found that the units don't work at the range that they advertise. You should probably try one receiver in the various locations to see if it works there before you purchase 4 receivers.
1676725
Your question is not clear. If you mean can 1 remote transmitter control 5 receiver modules than yes. You would have 5 sets of 4 relays. Relay A on each board would open and close at the same time, same for relays B, C, and D. This assumes the 5 boards are all within about 100 foot of the remote. You would need to buy 5.
797779
yes, I have 4 controlers and was able to simply copy the primary controller to the secondary controller. NOTE: it works best when they send and receive at the exact same time so under the instructions hit the last number in the "code" on both remotes at the same time.
905874
Yes like the others have stated below, when you program the replacement remote just do the same thing with each remote you want to add.
1222033
Programming the transmitter (hand held remote) is different from programming the receiver (relay board). There are answered questions on these (many similar) wireless relay items that will elaborate on this.
2201030
no you cannot, you can only control the receiver with the included remote. You would need a universal remote to control everything with one remote; however, there are no universal remotes at the moment that will control the Roku. . so even in your best case scenario you will need at least two because the Roku remote does not control volume at all. (I wish I had known this before I purchased everything for my new setup, seems to be a design fail)
2193201
You can program them any way you want. The only limitation is no more than three remotes can operate the same switch. One control can operate any number of outlets.
245581
Friend, I think you want to run two vehicles by one Transmitter. In that case, you have to use a second receiver, but you can't run both of them at the same time.
1396879
I dont think so , you must have a transmitter a receiver pair matched for correct operating...
1092564
You should need only one receiver. You can program it differently for each sensor - up to 4 my base unit.
1385849
I think you have to set the dip switches to match on the receiver and the remote, but I'm not sure, I bought mine to replace a broken remote and just set them the same as the old one.
2065220
Yes you can. I've been using one remote out of the three I have to control all of them.
1696803
Other than ensuring the switches are set same on receiver and remote, I don't know why it wouldn't work. I assume your remote lights up indicating it is transmitting
785353
If this has the same receiver as this hand held devise, your good to go. I bought another, just the remote by itself, just to have an extra remote and it works fine. You have to pair the new remote thats all.