I want to use multiple receiver module to transmitter. Let say turn on 5 led lights in different location with one transmitter Can this be done?
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Receiver can actuate up to 4 circuits, you will need to wire each led to the relay board.
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Your question is not clear. If you mean can 1 remote transmitter control 5 receiver modules than yes. You would have 5 sets of 4 relays. Relay A on each board would open and close at the same time, same for relays B, C, and D. This assumes the 5 boards are all within about 100 foot of the remote. You would need to buy 5.
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Yes. With multiple units like this, you could theoretically daisy chain an infinite number of lights as long as you had a large enough power source. I have four strands going through a single dimmer module using four of these as power repeaters.
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Yes you can program multiple collars with one transmitter, but you will have to buy more than one of these (you can have one transmitter with multiple collars, but if you need more than one zone you need to buy two of these because you need the transmitters AND the collars). The active area is less than half what they say, about 5-6 feet. I would search for another unit.
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HI, If the audio you want to send to the two different receivers is the same, then you would use two of the same receiver with one transmitter. If you want different program to go to each receiver, then you would need two different complete systems. The transmitters and receivers are factory set to ONE frequency There are four different bands available for this 900 series. I hope this answers your question.
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Yes, you can control multiple light bulbs with one remote, they share the same frequency.
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You can't use 2 kits in the same room. In your case you need to purchase the Model 400 transmitter and Model 480 wireless receivers.
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As far as I know you can connect 5 devices to 0ne receiver to one TV If you wanted one transmitter to go to two TV's you would need a device like a Vopex that would connect mutable TV's to one transmitter. Check out this link Atlona FAQ http://www.atlona.com/linkcastAV.html
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You can operate with just two if the other lights are configured as optical slaves. Do this with my 2 light setups outside all the time.
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it depends on the type of controller. I have a 12v switch with hard-wire connecters and buttons to control the type of lights I need on. So yeah you can connect 2 or more sets of lights
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One. If you have more than one device you want to attach to the transmitter you should consider an HDMI switch in addition to the Nyrius. Note: the Nyrius will still only transmit one source - whichever you have selected on the HDMI switch.
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I do not believe that would work. Both receivers send a single backchannel to the transmitter, and the input to transmitter is same. There is only one output to channel box from all units in a system.
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There is a code hard wired into it. You have an "A", or a "B", etc which is in the transmitter and receiver. They must match. Or you can have two "A" transmitters and use two switches and one receiver, which will let you turn off one light in three places.
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Sure. Just connect a wireless receiver to the first light fixture DMX IN (master) then use DMX cable DMX OUT to daisy chain the other light fixtures. Use a Terminator plug on the last fixture in the daisy chain.
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I have one light controller in my setup, but I don't know if there is a limit.
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Yes you can have multiple remotes controlling the same light. Simply add node to first controller which will make this as a primary controller. Now , add second remote as secondary to this primary remote and transfer the network information. Instructions are described here: http://www.jascoproducts.com/support/manual-downloads/applications/DocumentLibraryManager/upload/45600-Manual-Eng.pdf . It might get a little confusing at first, but it should be very easy once you try it.
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I used 2 receivers with one transmitter in the past. I know they have a unit with multiple chimes and will receive a few different transmitters. Check the website for the one that fits what you need, or call their tech support. They are very helpful and know their stuff. Hope this helps.
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I'm running two receivers successfully. However, your transmitter may not be able to direct enough signal to all receivers if they're scattered in various directions. My two receivers are both on similar azimuth angles, but on different floors (different elevation angles). Fortunately, they're also relatively close to the transmitter, so it's working for me.