I have 2 units and I cant get all 4 receivers on the same group. I can only select group 1-9 on the left and 10-18 on the right for both units. help!
1293347
First Set all system to a single group; then set each system to a unique channel within that group.
1175926
When your in the electronics area click receivers & amplifiers on the left. Then check out the receivers that are 5/1 type. Scroll down and they will have units on the side or bottom of these pages. When you see Pioneer 7/1 you got it. This may take a few times but it's there.
45656
Yes you can. You can set the receivers to be on the same frequency. You can do that with any set. More importantly, stay away from this unit. It sucks. We had to replace it within 5 months of moving our twins in their room. And we should have replaced it sooner, we just didn't want to admit it sucked as soon as the problems started. Crackling, popping, mixed in with blasts of static that could last for 30 seconds to 10 minutes. Fun when it happened at 3 am! Stay away from this!
1322192
Haven't tried but I should be. It has 3 channels on the transmitter and the reliever so I would expect that two receivers tunes to the same channel would pick up te same receiver but I don't know for sure
1061641
What you need is 1 transmitter and two receivers. You can buy 1 set which is a transmitter and a receiver. And then purchase an additional receiver
894925
Yes, you can buy additional receivers and other people can listen to the same mix. No way of sending separate mixes though.
151258
I believe there are very many frequencies available but this is a simple wireless set which comes pre-configured, so you cannot adjust the frequencies. To be able to use four at a time, make sure you're not buying all four with the exact same frequencies as this will render the rest of them useless as only one transmitter can work with a given receiver on one frequency, so buy in a variety of frequencies (when placing your order). I only bought one set of two transmitters but I believe that as long as non of them replicate one another you could probably run more than four units at a time.
1479211
I have three receivers connected and all working fine. Try switching around connection to different outputs to see if the Lnb is the problem or the receiver
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.
92036
Yes this is a problem I am having with my new system as well, same make and model. I ordered a replacement the other day. Seems to be a problem with the receiver, I wrote about it in my review.
859719
Yes, I do the same thing running 2 sets of speakers on the "B" Channel and 1 set on the "A" channel. Shouldn't matter what brand of receiver.
1332055
If you have enough separation of the channels. E.g. use ch 1for one set and ch 8 for the other. Sometimes you have other things in the 5.8gig range that cause interference. But you should be able to find two usable channels.
33863
Your receiver must have preamp jacks you do not have left and right which are your red and white cables. Each channel uses a separate cable preferably coaxil
65928
Mine CH 18, and need more for different channels. How do I instruct AMAZON, or whomever necessary thru them, to send me different frequencies, so have units operate separately ? I bought 1st unit to test, and works great, but need others on different channels.
2108331
I just looked at the unit today at BrandsMart in Atlanta. Didn't seem like there were many inputs at all on the back (as compared to most receivers.) I didn't spend much time on it, as I was just passing it and found it interesting. Perhaps if you called them, they could answer that question. They are located only in GA and FL, I believe.It has a very nice sound, in case you were wondering...
1981919
No. You can use two of the channels as a Zone 2; however, this receiver is not capable of operating both zones simultaneously. You have to only use one at a time. I'd recommend looking at the Denon receivers if you need a true 2nd zone.
144469
KC is correct - I bought two sets (so one transmitters and one receiver in each set) to see what would happen if I set up two transmitters (in adjacent rooms) to broadcast on the same channel. The receiver ends up picking up only one of the two transmitters at a time, and sometimes, unpredictably, noisily flips back and forth between them. If you want to use two of these transmitters at the same time, you'll need to set them to different channels.