Is there a way to attach a remote release, either by wire or remote?
938457
I'm afraid not. I'm assuming that the remote releases only work for digital cameras.
998490
so far I can only do it with remote. If there is another way I haven't figured it out yet.
873688
Email the company. They will send you one. They also forgot to send the remote with mine.
1785196
Yes, DIY instructions are available upon purchase of the remote. Thank you!
422632
No way to attach unless you jerry-rig something. I advise against buying this piece of junk. It didn't work.
976665
I don't believe there is any way. The manufacturer doesn't provide an attachment.
855361
Yes, there is a remote switch available, I purchased one on amazon, they are made by eotech but I think mine is an insight brand, I made a mistake when I bought mine remote switch, I did not read the description close enough and it came with a coiled cord, I wanted a straight cord to attach to my ar.
1007820
NO, unfortunately that has been a drawback for most of the remote controllers. Electronically it is completely possible, but the manufacturers/resellers will not accommodate this feature.
1694896
At the bottom of the remote there is a small hole. Either you use a tooth pick or paper clip poke through the hole and it will automatically release the latch.
804570
yes. you need to choose the input associated with the connection you plugged it into. you may have an "input" button on your remote that will allow you to toggle through the choices.
755246
The proper answer is: No - a 'pull string' or manual control. The model you seek with a REMOTE Control is 9046. "More information is better than less"
1484785
It should be in the menu setup program. You should be able to access it from the unit or the remote.
2174055
I don't think there is any way to do that. The remote is either on or off, and the amount of light is whatever your lamp is set on.Gary
127321
There's absolutely nothing built in to enable a remote, no IR port or bluetooth or whatever, and this is not the sort of either case or circuit that would be easy to add one, even for a skilled electronicist. You asked if there's "any way", and I'm sure that its possible to build a whole device to chain with this amp, and somebody may even make a commercial one, but I suspect you really want a way that doesn't require you to become a world-class solder jockey/audio engineer/Tony Stark, and I don't see one.
132172
Yes, you should be able to. Check out www.programyourremote.com for instructions.
1582349
We used two sided Velcro tape and stuck the SpeakerCraft remote to the cable remote. Works fine
549688
Yes, you absolutely can. I've done it! Don't know of any remote that can prevent it though?