Can the A and B channels be programmed separately or do they both run the same program simultaneously?
921759
It was a peice of crap that broke after the 4th use. The main button in the middle caved in. Do not buy.
921760
The one I purchased runs simultaneously, however there is a more expensive one that can be programmed. If u want the phone number I can provide it for u. I don't remember if the descriptions on the ones shown say this. I hope this is helpful, if not contact me again
921761
The run the same program. The sixth setting, (bottom right), sequentially moves through each mode and feels quite nice.
410765
Yeah they change the channel.Do different things depending on application too
1816
They are controlled by the same settings. I have several of these and they work great. I haven't seen anything about separate programming per outlet. Hope that helps.
229061
I can't say definitively if there is no all-in-one eyetv-like product with built-in dual cable input, but I'd really doubt it. Why not put a A/B switch like this [ http://www.amazon.com/PHILIPS-PH61007-A-B-Switch/dp/B0001GGXMW ] before the eyetv hybrid? Still allowing only one or the other input...would have to manually flip the A/B switch. Were you hoping to record a program off the air and off of cable at the same time (or close to the same time, when you wouldn't be around, or have to remember, to flip the A/B switch)?
1357895
There are 2 channels I believe. You can set it up to run all or 2 channels differently. FYI, mine still works perfect.
1693278
No problem. Simply turn all units into the same channel (i.e. same frequency).
1505377
I have this same question... do you know now if multiple sets can operate simultaneously?
949174
No. You can not hear both channels at the same time. Not sure about 4 channels.
1456342
The signal is sent to both outputs all the time. You can use either tv or both at once.
210392
They each come with their own radio that is bound to that RX so yes you can run two at one time with 2 radios and not interfere with each other. I hope that answers your question.
1140953
I got this for my daughter and my father. She says yes you can use them all together because they have different channels. I would guess that everyone using it should be on the same channel whether it be channel 24 or channel 5 etc.
1985439
Yup. A vs B use all the same wires, just in a different order. This panel has a diagram showing both arrangements and CAN be used for either.
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.
398333
2 Ways, 1. Use a dual lnbf which will allow 2 separate coax from the dual lnbf to each receiver allowing independent viewing on each receiver. 2. If your receiver has a "loop" at the rear of the receiver run a coax cable to the 2nd receiver. This will allow separate viewing as long as the channel being watched on the 2nd receiver (piggy back) is on the vertical or horizontal of the 1st (slave) receiver channel being watched. Hope that helps.
1680458
I think it may be able to use both outputs at the same time, but only from the same source, not from 2 different sources.Yet to verify it's capabilities...
739906
The only issue you might have is that A & B can only be programmed to run consecutively on the same day. You cannot have A on every day while only running B on Thursday. That is a problem for us as we are restricted on which days we can water lawns, while flowerbeds are unrestricted. We 're still looking for the perfect 2 zone system that allows completely independent programming of each zone.
425922
Yes. I tested it by running three stations manually at the same time and they all worked. YOu need to start each individually, but three will run concurrently. Of course it begs the questions as to why you'd want to do that, but that is your business.