How to change the code for interference?
1299630
If I recall correctly (and it's been a few years since I bought this thing), you set the "code" by opening the main box and there is a sort of small little card with what look like little "pins" on it. You switch one or the other to the "on" position making sure the rest are all set to the "off" position. Frankly I wasn't very happy with this item. It wasn't the ring tones that were disappointing. It was the door ringer button. It only worked now and then, and if you didn't press it in just the right place it didn't ring. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone, and I wouldn't buy another one either. Hope yours works better than mine did. I was really looking forward to having a door bell too! Very disappointing! If I recall correctly (and it's been a few years since I bought this thing), you set the "code" by opening the main box and there is a sort of small little card with what look like little "pins" on it. You switch one or the other to the "on" position making sure the rest are all set to the "off" position. Frankly I wasn't very happy with this item. It wasn't the ring tones that were disappointing. It was the door ringer button. It only worked now and then, and if you didn't press it in just the right place it didn't ring. I wouldn't recommend it to... » Read More If I recall correctly (and it's been a few years since I bought this thing), you set the "code" by opening the main box and there is a sort of small little card with what look like little "pins" on it. You switch one or the other to the "on" position making sure the rest are all set to the "off" position. Frankly I wasn't very happy with this item. It wasn't the ring tones that were disappointing. It was the door ringer button. It only worked now and then, and if you didn't press it in just the right place it didn't ring. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone, and I wouldn't buy another one either. Hope yours works better than mine did. I was really looking forward to having a door bell too! Very disappointing! « Show Less
1299631
You can find the manual at www.smarthome.comOtherwise, for tech support, try www.jascoproducts.com
1299632
If I recall correctly (and it's been a few years since I bought this thing), you set the "code" by opening the main box and there is a sort of small little card with what look like little "pins" on it. You switch one or the other to the "on" position making sure the rest are all set to the "off" position. Frankly I wasn't very happy with this item. It wasn't the ring tones that were disappointing. It was the door ringer button. It only worked now and then, and if you didn't press it in just the right place it didn't ring. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone, and I wouldn't buy another one either. Hope yours works better than mine did. I was really looking forward to having a door bell too! Very disappointing!
2099844
I am not aware of any trick in programing. I have not had the issue you are describing. Sorry.
983946
Yes. Refer to page 43 of the owners manual. Or hit Menu #162 to get to the menu to change this setting.
357102
I received 2 sets today and they are coded differently and there appears to be no instructions to change the coding. My idea was the same as yours so now I have 2 sets of independent buttons and bells.
1363818
Find a channel you don't get interference from like "10" Turn that radio off and turn the other one to "10" and turn it off as well. Then turn the first one on and you should her an automated voice say; "Power on 10" Now turn on the second radio and it sould say the same thing.
612162
Try switching thhe code dip switches. It sounds like you have an inteference on the current code channel.
1071955
possible interference from transmitter especially if you are using a digital to analog converter try different locations for
2208238
You can set up different codes. But, you cannot set them up to be active for a certain period of time. You need to manually remove the codes to make them inactive.
702594
I have a dual band router and it still interferes. I think there may be a way to fix this but I don't know how.
1539237
Not unless the manufacturer uses different codes on the second set. You might look for the frequency code on your first set and ask the sender to make sure the second set doesn't have the same. It might be a gamble otherwise.
1407932
First I assume you are talking about interference from a "treadmill". I doubt it, although I haven't tried it for that specific purpose. This device is aimed at interference which affects X-10 devices.
1312555
The default code is 0000 if the box is lock you have to use the code you set it for if the box is open you can reset the code to any numbers you want by moving the little pin sticking up in the center inside the box.moving the little
2133568
The remotes have several addresses they use. Set the address of one unit to a different address. I have seen four units in a room with no interference. Check your dish manual for how to set the addresses. Both IR and UHF receivers have these address settings.
1796151
I'm not so sure about that. All I know is that when I bought mine, it came with a fixed code and no instructions to change it, so I don't think you could change the codes to be the same.
539667
Yes, you can. I have two at my house as they come set to a different channel and I believe you could set that as well. I have not experienced any interference between the two.
1578286
No. Like someone else said, you have either a cabling issue or a nearby device is causing interference.
42362
I don't think it can be altered. I ordered 3 at different times and was able to specified the frequency so I was able to get different ones. Maybe the company will let you exchange it.