I have 4 ir controlled devices in closed cabinet & the hubs says it can control 2. Can I connect two hubs to the same remote to control all 4 devices?
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I am running a single hub, that controls 4 blasters. Each port on the back of the hub controls two blasters that are spliced together. If you splice them together, be careful not to cross the wires...positive to positive and neg to neg.
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You can split the two ports on one hub into 4 with the following adapter. 2 x 2.5mm Male to 3.5mm Female MONO adapters. It must be MONO to work with IR Emitters. Next you will need to order Dual IR Emitters also sold on Amazon. This will allow you to run one cable for every two devices thus giving you control of 4 IR devices. In my case I needed to control 8 devices, 4 in one cabinet and 4 in another. So I added 2 x 3.5mm Male to dual 3.5mm Female MONO Y Splitters. This allowed me to turn 2 ports into 4 and with 4 Dual IR Emitters I can control 8 devices. I hope this helps. In settings you can also control what devices are controlled by port 1 versus port 2 on the hub as well. You can split the two ports on one hub into 4 with the following adapter. 2 x 2.5mm Male to 3.5mm Female MONO adapters. It must be MONO to work with IR Emitters. Next you will need to order Dual IR Emitters also sold on Amazon. This will allow you to run one cable for every two devices thus giving you control of 4 IR devices. In my case I needed to control 8 devices, 4 in one cabinet and 4 in another. So I added 2 x 3.5mm Male to dual 3.5mm Female MONO Y Splitters. This allowed me to turn 2 ports into 4 and with 4 Dual IR Emitters I can control 8 devices. I hope this helps. In settings you... » Read More You can split the two ports on one hub into 4 with the following adapter. 2 x 2.5mm Male to 3.5mm Female MONO adapters. It must be MONO to work with IR Emitters. Next you will need to order Dual IR Emitters also sold on Amazon. This will allow you to run one cable for every two devices thus giving you control of 4 IR devices. In my case I needed to control 8 devices, 4 in one cabinet and 4 in another. So I added 2 x 3.5mm Male to dual 3.5mm Female MONO Y Splitters. This allowed me to turn 2 ports into 4 and with 4 Dual IR Emitters I can control 8 devices. I hope this helps. In settings you can also control what devices are controlled by port 1 versus port 2 on the hub as well. « Show Less
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I don't believe you will need to install more than one. I have my hub in a closed cabinet and it is controlling 3 IR devices and my PS3 (Bluetooth). It does come with 2 mini IR blasters if you have to string them in the cabinet. I did not have to even use them.
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Heres what I did...I ordered 2 more blasters. I think they are 10 bucks for 2. Then I split them between the other 2, by cutting the cables and soldering them together. So in the end I have 4 blasters running off one hub
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You can control four devices with a single hub, deploying the two blasters provided within the cabinet as needed, i.e., as allow the best connectivity/responsiveness. Is it possible you're confusing a reference to two blasters associated with the hub, with the number of components that can be controlled with the Ultimate?
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Possible : the pod responds to a signal from remote calling for a specific action . If the pod isn't serving that unit it should not emit any control signal?? Not an informed answer
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I am controlling 5 devices 3 were in the cabinet. In order to do this I had to set it up through myharmony.com where you need to add the devices and an activity. Then all of the external devices showed in the remote. Make sure after this is done that you resync the remote and hub. I belive the solution is with myharmony.comNote the position of the hub in the cabinet is very important. I found on the top of the directv box on the bottom shelf was better than on other shelves with other devices. Try moving it around. Sometimes simple is better!
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The master & slave dimmer will only control one series of lights. If the two light sets were wired together and one light switch controlled both at the same time, then the dimmers & remote you bought will control them all at once. However, the two light sets won't be controlled separately with the remote you got. Either all at once, or you'll need seperate dimmers with remote for your second set of lights. I hope that helps you. Good luck!
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If you use the remote on the master light and the others are set to slave piggy backed one into the other it should work no problem. I have two that I link...one master the other set to slave....I don't see why it wouldn't work with more then 2 lights.
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The remote is 4-zone, and can independently operate 4 sets of strip lights. But you need 4 controllers. When you want to control 4 sets of strips, you need one remote (ASIN: B00HEP269C) and some RGBW controllers (or RGB controllers) If the strips are RGBW, you need RGBW controller (ASIN: B00HEOW0T4). If the strips are RGB, you need RGB controller (ASIN: B00HP0AYYU).
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I have 4 remotes connected with a key pad remote connected. Not sure how many more you can add.
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You need one repeater in between any number of signal devices and your control center, not one per device or one per zone on the control center. For example, I placed the control center upstairs and found that two of the door/window sensors and the motion sensor downstairs did not always communicate with it successfully. We bought one signal repeater and plugged it in near the problem devices, and now they all communicate with the control center without any problems. Note that the door/window sensors and the motion sensor were assigned to different zones.
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You are correct. The IR signal from the hub will work if the IR receiver on the device can see the IR signal from the hub. I tried positioning my hub above my devices on the opposite wall of the closet to see if it would work and it did. In the end the electrical outlet I could plug the hub into was on the same wall as the shelves as my AV equipment so I mounted the hub on that wall and ran a sensor to each device I wanted to control. Bottom line is try putting the hub in different locations and see if it will work. Once you decide where you want to put the hub that will decide if you need to use the sensors or not. You are correct. The IR signal from the hub will work if the IR receiver on the device can see the IR signal from the hub. I tried positioning my hub above my devices on the opposite wall of the closet to see if it would work and it did. In the end the electrical outlet I could plug the hub into was on the same wall as the shelves as my AV equipment so I mounted the hub on that wall and ran a sensor to each device I wanted to control. Bottom line is try putting the hub in different locations and see if it will work. Once you decide where you want to put the hub that will decide if you need... » Read More You are correct. The IR signal from the hub will work if the IR receiver on the device can see the IR signal from the hub. I tried positioning my hub above my devices on the opposite wall of the closet to see if it would work and it did. In the end the electrical outlet I could plug the hub into was on the same wall as the shelves as my AV equipment so I mounted the hub on that wall and ran a sensor to each device I wanted to control. Bottom line is try putting the hub in different locations and see if it will work. Once you decide where you want to put the hub that will decide if you need to use the sensors or not. « Show Less
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It will sense the active devices on there but if you have more than one device on you won't have to use the remote to switch between them
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I bought one and it malfunctioned. But yes. You can plug in 7 devices and use them all at once or which ever one you need.
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I am not sure, but I think one remote could work with both fans if you move it into the room where you want it, or at least aim it at the fan you want to control through the doorway. I don't know if it is strong enough to operate both at once or not, or if you would even want it to!
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Yes, you would need to order two systems of the same type (A or B frequency) and you would use one of the two remotes to control both devices.
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yes, I have 4 controlers and was able to simply copy the primary controller to the secondary controller. NOTE: it works best when they send and receive at the exact same time so under the instructions hit the last number in the "code" on both remotes at the same time.
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Yes, you can control multiple MyQ devices remotely, not only to this remote light control. But you need to have the gateway to do so.
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Well you can use 8 devices with the remote. So if the device you have is not in the book you can make the remote learn the device so it is usable. I believe that's all the learn button does.
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I do not know for sure but I know that you pair a remote without unpairing it from the other switches. Just try to pair the same button to all the switches you want to control.
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Yes. One remote will control them all, but not all at once. Each one has to be set individually. To control them, you have to point the controller directly into the bulb. Good news is, that once set, they remember the last setting when you turn them back on, and you will have 4 or 5 spare remotes.
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Not sure exactly but I have one emitter controlling 4 devices and 3 decives on the other 2 emitters. You just need to purchase a a 3 in 1 emiiter or combine via a splitter.