I'm interested in synching two of these for stereo work. This requires wired remote release. Anyone customized their Merrill for a remote release?
1081289
I'm interested in this question too. I build a shutter release using a servo motor and wood for a DP1. See photo below http://maxotics.com/?m=201009 There may be some hardware out there that does this. If you did this, you would have the mother of all stereoscoped images!
172081
What you are thinking of is the old A SPK -- B SPK OR A+B SPK. This was to allow you to use remote speakers on a patio or in a garage, this thing won't let you do that. But you might have an option not mentioned in the book. With the use of a small external stereo Amp and an earphone jack you could use the "headphone" output for your earphones as the source to power the remote speakers, this also cuts out the main speakers. So it's a bit of trouble but I believe a very doable option.
1927687
The unit is designed primarily as wireless rear surround speakers. They are somewhat a compromise as one is trading the more ambient sound of fixed wired speakers for the convenience of one wireless unit you can hide away till you need it. I imagine you could connect this to any output you could connect speakers to but what are you trying to accomplish?
2002021
Nope. Good try. Call Mixrosoft and see if you can get 1 transmitter for both.
524812
I googled it. Here's the answer. http://blog.logitech.com/2010/05/18/harmony-tips-and-tricks-creating-a-sequence-of-commands-on-a-harmony-remote/ Update: Apparently this cannot be done for the Harmony 300, Harmony 900, and Harmony 1100. :-( My apologies. :-)
1503285
you can connect the remote to different speakers. so it has to sync and connect to the proper speaker
1987922
I've tried myself. I researched many sites only to find that a replacement Is most likely twice the money. The newer helicons with midi go for 400 -600 dollars. I would suggest the tc voice works 1rack space unit. The foot switch type are good for hands free, however if you program harmony as I do the voice works is less expensive with the same features for under 300.00. As usual when someone makes the perfect product, they stop making it. I've seen othe companies go belly up with the same philosophy. Hope it works for them....
459447
not sure what you mean - - remote for this would be same as stereo - xl-dh259p - - might try this vendor... http://remotes.com/store/sharp/xldh259p.html - $31...
106969
I bought it because I have a stereo shops and I program modules when I do remote starters.Roland With Sounds (rolandwithsounds.com)
1370039
I still have mine and am going to be buying a Logitech Harmony learning remote. I'm looking into being able to share the programming once I get it, if it's able to be shared and/or if you were interested in having me program a remote and sending it to you, that's if there's not a way to just share the programming, I'd send it to you at the cost of the remote and shipping. I'm just trying to help you out. I'm on the east coast, Ohio. Feel free to email me. aswj85 at gmail dot com
499714
I almost freaked out when I opened the file in Audacity and realised it only recorded the left channel, but then a quick search and I found a Youtube Video showing the 3 step process takes less than one minute to duplicate the left track to the right track, still not stereo but it comes out of both speakers. https://youtu.be/sG4_zx8Xn8Y
1728506
Hi all,I just got the unit and it does switch well. I have one problem though: once I operate the source linked to OUTPUT B (pause, click DVD menu, ...), the unit shuts off the B output and I have to reset it or reselect the B source each time ! Since it takes 5s for the unit to sync each time you select something, this is getting annoying ! It does not "lock" into the setup I want.Can I disable the "smart" input recognition/crap ?Thanks.
2098425
Here is a pDF doc that explains how this operates, what it does and does not do. It might be a good idea to check it out. I've had this system for years and it has worked beautifully. I know the company was bought out and things are different now, at least that what I was told. We'll see how that goes. Here's the PDF" http://www.authinx.com/manuals/X10/MT13A.pdf
247694
Good question. I am actually putting two KMC 1's and 1 KMC 3 wired together to make a 10.1 simulated surround system in my bedroom. Federal law will not permit connecting to more than one Bluetooth device at a time. It's being repealed right now but I can't depend on that. You can use a wired alternative by attaching a splitter or two coming out of the 3.5mm stereo output on your phone to two or three Anker Bluetooth stereo audio receiver/transmitter's and pair them to each speaker. Shark makes a two piece stereo but I prefer the Klipsch sound. Good luck!.
560811
I don't have Sync in mine so I can't answer that. I installed a JVC DDIN deck. There is a separate harness that you will need that plugs right into your existing stock harness that is supposed to retain steering controls. It also makes matching up the wires much easier. The Metra unit works flawlessly and would definitely recommend it if you're going to replace the stock stereo. Metra also has the adapter to install aftermarket speakers that allow them to plug right into the harness. You will also need an install kit which has the panel tool in it so you can pry the console and dash units to release the clips, unless you want to scratch the hell out of the car. I don't have Sync in mine so I can't answer that. I installed a JVC DDIN deck. There is a separate harness that you will need that plugs right into your existing stock harness that is supposed to retain steering controls. It also makes matching up the wires much easier. The Metra unit works flawlessly and would definitely recommend it if you're going to replace the stock stereo. Metra also has the adapter to install aftermarket speakers that allow them to plug right into the harness. You will also need an install kit which has the panel tool in it so you can pry the console and dash units... » Read More I don't have Sync in mine so I can't answer that. I installed a JVC DDIN deck. There is a separate harness that you will need that plugs right into your existing stock harness that is supposed to retain steering controls. It also makes matching up the wires much easier. The Metra unit works flawlessly and would definitely recommend it if you're going to replace the stock stereo. Metra also has the adapter to install aftermarket speakers that allow them to plug right into the harness. You will also need an install kit which has the panel tool in it so you can pry the console and dash units to release the clips, unless you want to scratch the hell out of the car. « Show Less
212713
I believe that the asker is inquiring if a speaker can be purchase without another transmitter and remote control. Hopefully it would cost less than a complete system. I haven't found one yet but I would be interested. I also feel that the system is misrepresented as "stereo". With only a single load speaker in the cabinet, the system can't truly reproduce stereo sound unless another unit is purchased.
1415389
I read that this unit does have the wired remote input, I already installed a pioneer head unit in my 2008 Silverado and added the steering wheel control box. It wasnt too hard to install, the hardest part was finding the proper wire to hook up to. Programing the box is a bit tricky but not impossible, I do notice that every once in a while if I turn the vol up or down it will seek instead. but it might happen 1 out of 100 times. Hope this helps.