does the remote send signals using IR?
1064873
Unfortunately it uses RF technology. Which is good in that you don't need line of sight to operate the device, but I have yet to figure out if I can configure my universal remote (which uses RF) to operate it.
458459
No. It is still IR meaning it only has a few feet of range and must be in the same room. Also, it is probably not compatible with cable box or TV. It is designed speficially for computer and Raspberry Pi or other media center that requires IR control.
1300172
Reviewed unit reccomended - show IR (infa Red Remote) pin connector - this means you attach an IR Receiver and your remote should control device.
1310382
The extended IR receiver and the STB on-board IR receiver both accept commands from the remote. Others have reported the on-board receiver is disabled however mine is not...so this may be STB model specific.
752250
There is nothing in the documentation or on the Sony web site dealing with IR, so I presume the answer to your question is "No."
1528918
As far as I can tell, this product is only manually operated. I don't see a IR window on it and a remote isn't mentioned in the directions.
1639014
Do not have that equipment, but if it is IR controlled it should. The unit repeats the signal it receives from the hand held remote.
1365456
It depends... Straight to a cable box with a IR input it will work. But to a IR emitter it didn't work for me. Too long.
31170
This item is compatible with Any item that uses infrared (IR) to transmit remote signals. Most all remotes use IR, and I'm willing to bet your uverse receiver does as well. If you see a "window" on the top of your remote it uses IR and will work with this repeater.
765318
I think so! It has been a while, but I recall that I assigned each IR port to the specific equipment it was controlling. I think you should be able to do this...
485720
I only turned it on/off using the front button or removing power. I do not need a remote control so did not try this function and am not even sure if it has an IR receiver.
463143
no. if the codes are not in the logitech database, you will need to get a higher end with a duo IR feature in the remote
1096181
Yes, the remote extender doesn't connect to the TV itself. Just to the hidden components, then place the IR sensor next to or under the TV so it can catch the IR signals from your remote.
682631
If is has an IR sensor it is compatible. All this does is duplicate IR signals from your remote.
369524
Yes if used with this http://www.amazon.com/IR-Repeater-System-Control-Theater/dp/B0016PM63W/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1381319564&sr=8-4&keywords=ir+repeater
1304020
The transmitter transmit the current video signal to the receivers video source and does not transmit IR signals, if you change the channel on the transmitting tv it will change on the receiving tv. Hope this helps
186354
No it won't learn the IR code, it will learn individual commands, one at a time. This requires the old remote to be operable in order to learn them.