Are the remotes whole house (UHF) so that the receiver can be placed anywhere in the house or does it need to be line of sight with the remotes?
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REMOTE CONTROL * 1 universal infrared 4-component learning remote control with two-way capability for "TV1" (main TV location). * 1 universal infrared and UHF Pro 4-component learning remote control with two-way capability for "TV2" (second TV location). So - You get one of each!
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One is infrared, The other is rf and can change the channel of the second receiver from a different room. It is by radio frequency. The second one is not line of sight and works through wall and from other rooms. I hope that answers your question.
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one remote works from rooms but one is line of site. You cant record programs with this unit.
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REMOTE CONTROL* 1 universal infrared 4-component learning remote control with two-way capability for "TV1" (main TV location).* 1 universal infrared and UHF Pro 4-component learning remote control with two-way capability for "TV2" (second TV location).So - You get one of each!
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One of the two is UHF. The one that controls the secondary, SD, receiver. The other one, the hd, is infrared
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theirs and antenna that comes with the receiver, so when you wanna watch tv in the bedroom or in the kids room. and the remote will turn the channel , the guide, and ext. with ease. no problems. and the remotes will learn the tv and other remotes control.
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There is an ariel that is placed at the back of the box so that you can point the second remote at the tv instead of the box. It works just fine, signal is strong and good just like if you were pointing at the box if itself
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No,it is a UHF remote for distance not the green remote . you would just buy the green remote if you only want infra red for 1 room only. Those will be listed as a 3.4 and are available on Amazon as well
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It is completely remote(no wires) however it must be in the line of sight from the transmitter that is attached to the TV.
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Im my application, the units are so close that the DISH box actually sees the IR signal from the other side of the room, but to the best of my knowledge, there is no IR passed from the unit. The only way to use a DISH remote would be if you use the UHF remote supplied with their dual channel products for the second room receivers. Hope this helps.
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from what i know it needs line of sight. it uses Ir. just like a TV you need to point the ir sensor for it to work.
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No. The range is poor and the remote must be pointing straight at the receiver sensor.
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Your Remote Control needs direct line of sight to the receiver - so as long as that is true you are all set. I have my TV mounted above fireplace with receiver mounted under the mantel, this has worked out great.
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You need an RF remote and "blaster" setup - I have the Harmony 900, pricey, but works well. My setup is in a closet in another room, just the TV on the wall, which is what you are going to do. The RF remotes also operate infared, so the TV, which can be "seen" is able to function as well. i recommend the Harmony series over the URC, simply for ease of use. Best of luck to you...
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Yes. The antenna can be remotely placed. They are the standard connection just like any of the other wireless systems.
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It's an IR remote, so you need a line of sight to the sensor on the camera. No need to be directly in front of the camera, but the sensor has to see the remote. I haven't checked the actual range.
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If you have only 1 receiver providing signil into 2 rooms, then this will only work TV1. TV1 remote uses RF to operate receiver, TV2 remote uses UHF to operate receiver. If you have a receiver box in each room this would work.
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It is pretty small (about 16" long) so it doesn't block the signal. I assume that you are placing it in front of your television and not in front of your sound system so it shouldn't be a problem. I also use a Logitech universal remote which uses radio to a IR blaster that works great.
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The remote to base will work over a great distance but the base unit and the device being controlled, the DTV box must be in close proximity because base to DTV is an IR link.
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The remote does not need a line of sight. Its a radio signal not infrared. I control it from the second floor and the thermostat is on the first floor. Quite handy.
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As long as your communication and ir cables are long enough equipment can be placed where ever you want. I installed a whole house cable system with all cable boxes located in the basement. Max distance for remote control to ir receiver works best within 15 to 25 feet in not too bright of a room. Remember external light is the ir enemy good luck
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This remote is an infrared remote and requires line of sight between the receiver and the remote. I have been able to use it up to 30 feet, mainly limited by the fact that is the furthest distance I can go and still maintain line of sight.
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Our units worked thru walls and well as ceiling/floor for upstairs/downstairs location.Many factors influence the range; such as battery strength, density of obstruction, distance between the transmitter and receiver so your effective range will likely depend on your circumstances. We find our units worked well for my dad to locate his cane every time in our home.