Once it is setup can the volume on the soundplate be controlled using my cable remote (I have Uverse)? I don't want to use the separate remote daily.
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.
1111478
Nope. Two remotes unless u have an lg tv. The vizio soundplate is operable from our cable remote (xfinity) tv remote ir the remote that came with it.
1111479
31953. Code for lg sound plate for cable remote I have. My guess will work for most cable remotes to work with the sound plate. This code is for my Comcast/xnfinity X1 box.
2118225
As a sound attenuator, its circuits are designed to suppress the added volume that were once given to commercials, but were taken away by law. This means, with the device (only) on an analogue system, both the program volume and the commercial's volumes do not change. However, the volume of different stations may change, so ultimately you will still have to use your remote to either boost, or lower the volume, irregardless of their claims. If you need your volume to be louder, your only recourse is to use the volume control. There are no controls on the device itself.
1680964
I have the Panasonic SU-HTE-1 amplified speaker system connected to an HDTV to increase the volume possible, but the volume is not controllable with the HDTV remote. Likewise, I do not believe another device's remote such as a Tivo remote can be used to control the sound. The Panasonic speaker system sound is controllable at the amplifier with two push button's to increase or decrease the volume, and, the included remote allows to turn on or off the amplifier, increase or decrease the volume, as well as to mute the volume.
54610
Yes. We have a sound bar plus sub woofer connected via optical cable and we leave on the internal speakers as well. Downside: we have to use two separate remotes to control the 2 audio sources. I'm sure there's a way to program everything into one remote, but it isn't a huge issue for us.
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As I am not familiar with that television remote control, I cannot say. We use the sound bar remote control for all our TV sound, adjusting the actual TV sound output to "0", and then use the sound bar output for all the audio. That sound is obviously a much better balance, with greater bass than is possible from the TV alone.
217727
The speakers do not have a remote. But if you had an item that has its own volume control, such as a computer, you could crank it up and adjust the volume remotely.
2225714
Yes....the TV remote will adjust the volume of the sound bad. My DVR remote will also adjust the sound.
772501
#1no.#2yes you can use tv remote to control volume after setting sound bar volume to approx 30.#3 use sound bar remote only tv does not have to be on
231987
We have only used the volume control on the sound bar remote so I do not know if it is possible to integrate it into the TV remote.
910456
Yes to volume control the little pod seen in this photo controls system volume not just the subwoofer. And I don't see why you could not power with your TV assuming it has appropriate output.
1111806
I see no reason why that wouldn't be the case, although it may require you to switch between devices. I am using the system through my universal cable remote and have it set up as the "auxiliary" device. If I don't switch to auxiliary before using the volume buttons, the remote logic thinks I want to adjust the volume on my flat screen. You could route the audio through your TV, but then any volume adjustment would include the TV speakers which sound terrible. I'm running a fiber optic cable from my cable control box directly to my system. Sounds terrific.
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It depends on your receiver, but most likely YES. Most receivers these days have internal subwoofer management (gain,x-over). You can preset the gain on the subwoofer itself, and then control it from your receiver. The wired remote is completely optional, and absolutely not necessary - it's perhaps convinient to have quick access to subwoofer volume.
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Pinnacle lists a few options here: http://www.pinnaclespeakers.com/rc-sl.html Additionally a learning remote would work, or you could just connect the system to your TV's headphone or RCA outputs and continue to use your TV remote to control the volume.
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The sound bar learns the commands FROM the remote. Just program your time warner remote for any tv brand other than the one that you have so the remote won't control the tv anymore. Then teach the volume setting to the soundbar. Download the quick setup guide for the speaker at the Klipsch web site for the exact steps
901080
Hi..Whatever the speakers are connected to can control the volume. I have mine plugged into my PC,with speaker volume all the way up,then use the PC volume controls from there on..Hope this helps!..Jon
1020744
I installed the wires as shown by the color-coded outlets on the unit and the TV and have had no problem. The unit does have a sound control operated by the remote--is the sound adjusted to an appropriate level? How about the TV's (or other receiving unit) sound controls? Does it have a "mute" button?
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No, the volume is controlled by a toggle on the left speaker, and, in practice, this works very well. The TV remote controls the basic sound level directed to all listeners. The Audio Fox toggle controls the sound level emitting out of the two personal speakers.I hope this helps.