how to chage the frequency so one push button will not actvate two receivers at the same time?
1102964
I perched 2 sets so I could have 1 push button activate 2 receivers at the same time. Apparently, my sets have 2 different frequencies. I believe the manufacture randomly sets the doorbells to have different frequencies. I was unlucky with my order and you by chance did not receive what you wanted. I suggest you return one set and ask for a replacement. The chance of you receiving a matching frequency is very unlikely.
851566
That's hard to say because it depends on the distance between the receivers and the frequency you get "assigned." They apparently randomly assign you one of three frequencies, so it is possible that you could get two of the same one. I've installed two in two separate rooms on two separate floors and they do not interfere despite being on the same frequency though.
671106
Its not the buttons that make the noise but the receiver. IT has two different sounds . I think youd have to buy 2 sets and use 2 receivers set to diff sounds. I assume they are on different freq. but not sure
1926588
I have one ordered now and I need another one on a different frequency, how do I do that
581508
No. you can have more than 1 receiver controlled by 1 remote but you can only have 1 remote for the system.
1779616
I have two as well. Both remotes are set to different frequencies so it is not possible as far as I know.
1107831
I have 2 phones paired to this device, feeding into one receiver. I switch between them all the time. I have never tried to run both at once, I don't know how it would react.
1852722
yes you should,for some reason the one remote is on two frequencys dont know how to fix that. send it back
1625433
It has been a few months since I messed with the one I bought, I do know that you have to have some steps in assigning it a frequency. If you have not tried it yet, I would manual set up the same frequency matching the transmitter to receiver. If you have them both on the same frequency already, I can't help you. Hope this helps
1219620
You just have to make sure they aren't on the same frequency. You have four frequencies to choose from.
1747298
hi! i dont' want to presume that you are new but if you are, welcome to the hobby! its addictive.I suspect I know what the problem is. The receiver (where you put your binding pin) has a series of switches where you can select 1, 2 or three. If those are misadjusted that could cause the problem you are describing. Please tell me what transmitter you are using and send me a picture of the receiver switches martinjberger@gmail.com
742057
There may be a problem with the remote transmitting to the receiver I had the same problem with mine. They are on two different frequencies.
343639
They have different frequency in the recievers so one will not work for the other .
1748611
I actually did this and it does work. You have to make sure that you get two units that have the same frequency. HOWEVER, you cannot use one switch to control two boxes (my original plan) -- it will alternate them on and off.
363546
Inside of each device (the remote and the receiver) there are four pins where the batteries are. These four pins can be on and off individually specifying which frequency channel to use. Make sure the pins are exactly the same inside of the remote and inside of the receiver! Thus they get the same frequency channel and can talk to one another.This way you can have your individual frequency channel when there are more photographers around, giving each photographer his own channel so the devices won't interfere with each other.Please tell if it works.
2253728
One is (probably) 300 MHZ, and the other is 310MHZ. Match to the frequency on your receiver, although either will work.
1092567
They should not interfere with each other since you must program each one to a different port on the master receiver.