What frequency do the remotes transmit? I intend to control them with an Arduino and have some already working on 315 Mhz and 433Mhz.
506358
how has your luck been with this remote and the arduino? having issues here retransmitting with the arduino and would prefer not to physically hack the remote
506359
Transmission frequency: 433.92 MHz. Maximum loading power for each outlet: 1200W. Uses DC 12V 23A battery.
986148
Extra RF wireless remotes (315MHZ) are available for $24.95 ; please see the following link
1352074
I only use the FM transmitter and have found the remote not to be useful for me. Good luck finding the answer you are looking for.
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.
379291
Hello Emma,Sorry I can't help you much here. I am not familiar with either system. I know for a fact that you cannot reprogram the device to operate on a different frequency. Go to a local store and try the remote and see if your system recognize it. Good luck!
822501
There's two types of transmitters. Your gonna need the 5.8ghz for the fc40.
1547584
Hey Daniel-It operates on a 315MHz frequency. Your opener should have a purple programming button for this remote to be compatible.Please let me know if you have any further questions I can help you out with.Thanks...Matty828.537.2537
923860
Hi, You don't need to change the frequency on the remote. They can race each other and it should be any problems. Thanks
1674676
Frequency Range: 65-108MHz(FM Receive only), 136-174MHZ and 400-480HZ (TX/RX)
568866
unfortunately I discarded the packaging, no frequency info is listed on the remote or switch.
76233
These are transceivers as with any communications you generally would have two of something like two (or more) arduinos talking but you could possibly use two on one arduino to repeat and boost the range then you need 2 arduinos and 3 transceivers
2013218
Hey Sebastian- If you have a working remote with 315mhz on the back then this will work for you. We have Live tech support to help with any programming or hiccups. Thanks... Matty
201891
Sorry I misread the question. I looked through all the info I have there is no mention of the frequency of the remote.
565667
Mhz is merely the radio frequency that the rc car responds to. there are up to 6 channels in 49 and 27. they both work the same. picture it like turning your radio to a different channel. the only problem you would have is if you had multiple cars one remote may control two cars
1443318
I am sorry, I have no idea what frequencies that would involve, All I know is that I was pleased that it would pick up both AM and FM here in our little enclave where I have to have a dish to receive both TV and the internetIt is also set up for short wave, I have picked up some Morse Code while I was scanning it's capabilitiesSorry I couldn't be of more help...Cold Flamingo
976
One would assume it is a standard frequency for that model - sort of a "one size fits all" design. While I haven't tested my remote on another unit, I have experienced similar results with other Sony items (e.g. a TV remote that works with multiple sets). Good Luck.
123795
Seeing how there is only 1 frequency (or maybe 2, been a while since I checked) they work on it would seem so. Similar to radio controlled cars, if you have them both set on the same setting either controller will operate the car.