Does the switch on the remote receiver just turn off the receiver or does it turn off the device in the pool as well?
469748
It just turns off the remote, the pool alarm still stays on until you take out of the pool foe a few minutes.
1679999
When you press the receiver button on the remote, it doesn't turn the remote on or off, or actually change anything. It's the button you have to press before you use the numbered buttons on the lower half of the remote to switch between various sound and speaker features. It helps a lot to find the manual online, because it explains things much more thorougly.
1430480
No It only turns off when you turn off TV , pretty stupid I know, anyway what you can do is turn on the tv hit "tools" on the TV remote and select on the screen "Anynet+" followed by "Receiver ON" , I know it's a couple extra step but at least you don't need to get up or use two remotes to turn everything on Hope this help
1623068
No, it does not. We simply use two remotes to shut down our entertainment system. One for Sound Bar only, the other for the television. It's a very minor inconvenience to us.
989739
You simply press the plastic cover to manually control the device. After a change in state, the program simply resumes. If the switch is on it remains on until the program switches to an off state.
1863865
*sorry meant to say, we currently have a pioneer receiver and we manually have to shut off the sub.
342974
It does shut itself off...mine failed and was never replaced. The seller kept replacing the receiver ( took 4 months each time) and never did send transmitter as promised
1364925
Once it is set, it will go off when it detects movement. No need for a remote.
2107821
If you pause any of the inputs for very long it will automatically shut the receiver off.
915932
If your receiver passes-through the HDMI signal, then you don't need to turn the receiver on. Not all receivers do this, however. If yours does, just connect the various components to the switch's inputs, run the output to the receiver and from the receiver to the TV.
796034
It is a full ON-OFF switch. Flip the safety cover up and you can turn ON something. Flip the safety cover down and it turns OFF whatever.
748626
It just turns off the line that is connected to your device. It is like pulling the plug from what ever device you are using it on
1265919
Onkyo uses discrete codes for 'on' and 'off', it is not a 'toggle' code like those used by other receiver manufacturers (Sony for example). So you can program the AUX button on the FiOS remote to turn the receiver on or off but not both. I use a universal remote with macros programmed to turn all the home theater equipment on and one to turn everything off.
126566
To switch that much power I would recommend using 12v relays with this device. Yes the switch is to lock/power off remote. Remote is not water proof from what I can tell. This is a great little remote device...especially for the money.
135944
If you have it connected properly, it will switch on and off with the receiver.
591563
It does not have an on/off switch. The contacts are the on/off. Touching no alarm, open the alarm sounds. You have to slide the contacs back into the base to oven the door... For the price it keeps little kids from going out the back door and into the pool
888151
no, it is on/off button for bluetooth receiver, also have pause/play funtion when playing.