can you power the computer on and off with the provided remote?
1160978
I sold it to somebody else...I can ask him and have an answer maybe monday. Happy to help...
2154591
No. You cannot use the remote control to power on or off the camera, only to start or stop recording, or take a picture.
420787
no there isn't, you have to just unplug it or hook it up to a power strip with other items and make the power strip the master "on/off"
1148283
Yes, there is a remote included that operates several functions, including disc change, power and volume control
683942
You can use any computer. The configuration you use for the remote is stored "in the Logitec cloud" and can be accessed from any computer via a log-in and password.
315368
Yes, it has a switch that can be used to power it on or off. It connects immediately when you switch from the off position to the on.
2021603
No, the Pi is powerful enough to power this. I've used this successfully in two Pis so far.
2152411
As far as I know it doesn't come with a remote control and, yes, it needs a power supply to operate.
666908
There is no option to turn it on and off via remote. I just unplug it from the back when not in use
1642099
The unit has its own AC power supply and yes the computer needs to be on. It is a great product!
1598802
No. On and off and a high and low power mode. To get to the low power mode you twist the head.
1238270
If what you're asking is for a means to power up/down the amp remotely (automatically), yes it does.
223240
As long as you set the computer to "do Nothing" from the control Panel's Power Options ("When I close the Lid"), you should be able to operate the computer as you want to.
2065162
Turns the computer on and off if you don't have a power button there's a that
462712
You can use your wall switch as a master power disconnect, but the various functions of the fan & light will still be controlled by the remote.
1084913
no, you need to buy a power supply and switch separately. This is usually controlled by an access control system.
1795340
Sure, that would work great. You could plug a power strip in and turn everything on or off. Just be sure that if you un-plug and re-plug in, some things do not automatically turn on (ex: newer Ac's, TV's)