does this control cisco cable box
1068608
It should as long as you have the original remote it will be able to learn the keys from it but the only downside is that it doesnt have a back light to see in the dark that ive been able to discover.
2228703
No, it doesn't. However, you might want to check with your admin, some ports might be disabled in your current set up.
1234060
No. This communicates via a USB connector so it only controls whatever device that connector is installed.
1217691
This device is for serial data (via IR) to be sent or received between two computerized pieces of equipment. I feel strongly this is not the correct device to remotely control a cable box. If you are doing data transfers to a cable box ~ perhaps. Yet I've never seen a scenario in which a Cable Box sent or received computer data to something like, say, a PC. That said, what you are really looking for is either an IR Blaster, or other universal IR Remote. Perhaps a search on Amazon with the terms: pc IR remote will return a device that is more suitable. I think you are wise that you asked before buying.
526431
As long as the router has wifi capability. If it sees your wifi unit, it will retransmit the signal. We are running 4 of these units in cascade in a large church building Our Cisco wifi unit is the first in the chain, #1 Hawking picks up the signal. #2 picks up #1. #3 picks up from #2 etc etc.... All have been working fine for over 2 years now. See no reason why this would not work with a cable wifi unit...
1111477
It is basic on your cable company's remote, Comcast/xnfinity standard to reg HD box remotes can't but there X one boxes can control volume up,down, power and mute. You can buy a logic remote and that will control everything.
734990
To my knowledge yes it does work with Cisco receivers. I only have four receivers and it works with mine. I had only one problem and it was that the code I put it doesn't let any shows pause. I am okay with that simply because I don't want to go through all the codes to find the right one that will work. I think the S-1 and S-3 are different because one is point anywhere and the other is point at receiver. I hope this was helpful.
109163
I use this to control my satalite box, if the cable box uses a ir to remote control it should work if remote control is RF it probable will not work
1733999
Hi - I don't know. I would suspect it would as I am using it on a Cisco 7960 and it works fine.
2034236
It might have when it was supported but it will not now as Cisco does not provide any further updates on this hardware. It does support DD-WRT quite well however.
1377696
No.. be careful with the cable, as it also contains the signal lead for the directional control box, this is just my suggestion only.
1494385
Yes - and it controls everything except the speaker, A or B, selected. It includes a 'Remote Interactive' jack on the back, permitting connection to a 'RI' supporting accessory, like my Onkyo C7030 CD Player - which came with the interconnect cable.
2227346
No, it is not really a Cisco switch, it does not have Cisco OS. It is really a Linksys small Business. However, for a non-managed switch for a small business it is great.
659151
Hi Teresa. The short answer is yes. The Slingbox allows your computer to act as a tv and remote for the video signal you attach to it. So if your cable box, satellite box, or (as in my case) TiVo is attached to the Slingbox, your computer will control the signal just as if you were sitting in the room. So if I am watching the TiVo at home and my wife logs on to the Slingbox with her computer, it is as if two people with two remote controls are in the same room! She changes the channel and I change it back! The solution to this, if it's feasible for you, is to have a separate source for your Slingbox. If you get a separate cable box or satellite box and attach it to the Slingbox there will be no competition for its services. Hope this helps, WhiteHeat
104122
No, this is a simple switch. It does not have DHCP capabilities or any advanced routing.
2093843
It will certify the cable for throughput, but not verify that you are using the correct pin outs if that's what you mean.
5309
Yes it does. Just remember that you have to set the MTU size at every step of the connection. In other words, the switch matters too.