How does it switch from RECEIVE to TRANSMIT ??
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If I remember correctly you get two antenas and 1 unit and some cabel and power supply. Everything is being done inside this little box automaticly. How well it works really depends on how you place the antennas, can you aim or see the cell tower in your area, anything blocking the antennas path will cut down on the signal(trees,buildings) we only got 2 bars increase and not all the time so we sadly sent it back
987791
The title of the page says that it is a receiver but the description in several places erroneously describes it as a transmitter. The unit here is a receiver. There is a similar item available that is a transmitter. Neither unit has dual transmit/receive capability.Jim
322900
What do you mean "other peopl transmitting"? It is an excellent 2-Way radio and we use it for our work sites, but I don't recall it picking up other transmissions.
161122
No, this will not. The transmission is not TCP/IP data, so you cannot use a switch or router. This device just transmits the signal through the Cat5/6 cables. For me, this device works perfectly.
800504
If you buy multiple units, you can use one to transmit and the rest to receive. You just have to set one unit to transmit and the rest of the units to receive and also adjust the transmission channel (numbered dial) to the same number on all the units. One fun thing to try if you have multiple sets is to put your speedlights on different channels. You can quickly control the different groups by simply changing channels on your transmitter. Have fun.
1688200
Yes. You select an unused FM frequency on the device and it transmits it to your radio. Well that is supposed to be how it works anyway. Didn't work for me at all. I think the transmit power is too low?
235967
Each receiver and transmitter has about 5 or 6 different frequencies it can communicate across (using the word channels is confusing since that is the data its transmitting). For example, you can set the transmitter to red (it uses colors to distinguish between frequencies) and only the red receiver will recieve the data it send, and if you set a reciever to green, it will not receive that data unless it is coming from a green transmitter. I hope that makes sense, i wasnt entirely certain of your question.
1916014
I suppose you could since you manually select the frequency via dip switches on the transmitter and reciever(s)
865568
Always star the transmitter first then the receiver (unit you read). Even changing and installing batteries do it this way
734755
Not sure exactly what you area asking. It will transmit whatever audio source you have it plugged into. I use it primarily to transmit streaming programming from the internet such as sports broadcasts. Just plug it into the headphone jack on the computer and whatever is playing on the computer will be broadcast on the FM radio band. You select the frequency you want it to transmit on, usually you'd find a clear frequency on your FM receiver and set that in the FM2. Hope this was helpful, if not perhaps you could elaborate on the question.
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I do not recall any switch on it (and do not see one from here- but it is difficult to view fully with computer tower, desk, etc. as is placed), but I use mine with one monitor, and it does not transfer to television screen (which I use it for instead of another monitor) unless I change the source for the television to it. I suspect (but do not know) you could do the same controlling the source....not sure, but found this online in case it pertains: http://superuser.com/questions/156058/how-can-i-share-a-monitor-between-two-computers Best wishes!
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As far as I can tell, there is no way to change the channel. From disassembling the transmitter, the channel is set by components soldered into the circuit board. To change it, you'd need to disassemble both the transmitter and receiver, unsolder some parts, replace them with ones for the other channel, and put everything back together - so that's a non-starter, even for me. The channel is indicated in the package, so if you buy from a brick-and-mortar store, you can choose your channels to suit your need. As far as I know, amazon doesn't let you choose which channels you get.
1175072
This just sends out the signal. You need to check the instructions on the existing receiver you have.
123591
You don't have to use it as a transmitter. It doesn't have an on/off switch, but I usually just set it to a random, unprogrammed station when I just want to use it as a charger.
570355
This just transmits the hdmi signal it receives. It cannot tune into different channels..it cant even tune into one. Just plays same signal in one tv that the other one is playing.
410765
Yeah they change the channel.Do different things depending on application too
1419749
Yes and No- The recievers only have 4 different channels and they are preset to one of them (you cannot switch the channel, I tried). If you have multiple recievers that are set to the same reciever then yes they will pick up a signal from the same transmitter. Are they designed that way? no