I am a Comcast Xfinity customer with an X1 box (XR2u2 remote). Will my Comcast remote control the Klipsch, including on/off, volume and mute?
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The 120 does have remote learn function. If using with a TV audio output it has auto on and off. When it sees a audio input it turns on. I am using a Panasonic TV remote for volume can only assume your Xfinty remote can do the same. Some functions like Bluetooth need the 120 remote to turn it on or it can be done with the buttons on the 120.
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We are ex-Comcast subscribers, just prior to x1. This system synced up beautifully with Comcast, with near flawless compatibility. I would assume this would function for x1 as well. I actually miss the compatibility with Comcast, we are Dish customers now for a deal price if you will, but the remote lacks ideal compatibility. It was hard to sync it up with the dish as there was no pre-programmed setup like there was for Comcast xfinity. I hope this helps.
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It didn't for me, so I just bought a cheap Universal Remote and that did the trick. The speaker will turn on and then off by itself if you use the optical port.
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I believe so. I am able to control my sound system although I don't have a receiver, but, I believe it will control your receiver.
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update OK, so I went ahead and plugged the Blackbox into my receiver, Onkyo, using the hdmi and played some music and movies. The Blackbox remote didn't change the sound levels. I set the volume level on my phone towards the higher end and was able to control the sound with my receiver remote, Logitech. I didn't have to crank it up to be heard, and I was able to get the sound levels pretty loud. Hope that helps.
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Not sure about the Comcast remote. I am using a Harmony One. I don't believe it shuts off by itself. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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This cord works with my laptop and laptop speakers. If your X1 cable box IR Receiver has that type of plug/jack, it will work for you. It is very high quality.
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I dont know about the harmon kardon remote, but the newer comcast remmote that takes 5 digit codes opposed to the older remote that takes 4 digit code, will work your 360... press and release {aux}, hold {setup} until {aux} button flashes twice and enter 21708. If you have the newer remote the {aux} button will flash twice
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Your sound bar would typically be the auxiliary output for audio so if you use this rca jack to connect to your TV or Comcast Cable box you can only control volume if your headphones or headset have volume control. The remote would not be able to communicate with the head phones so the unless the headphones have a volume control it will always be one set volume. Hope this helps.
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I initially had it on a Comcast box it was not an X1. I have stopped using it a couple of months ago because it became quirky and would always switch to computer input even it the computer was not turned on. It worked fine for some time. Because its relatively inexpensive you could try it. By the way this is my second first one started playing video from one source and sound from another at the same time.
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works fine with 3 of mine--shut off your tv speakersonly problem is , if you have comcast, the remote signals overlap.if you are going through the channels, the volume changes.. very annoying and a pain in the ass. unit sounds terrific, but the crossover of remote signals is a load of crap. had i known this, i would have purchased a different brand.. if you don't have comcast , you're fine.
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I'm not very technical and had someone else hook this up for me.I have cable TV. Before I purchased this soundbar, I was using the cable remote to control everything, including volume. The volume and channel change on the TV remote doesn't work when set up this way.After the soundbar was hooked up, the TV remote was still off line for volume and channel changing. I can control the volume by both the cable remote and the small remote that came with the soundbar.Sorry...that's the best I can tell you.
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Several steps: First enter correct code for the device for controling by AUX: 1) turn on Sony CT-HT150 2) press AUX 3) press and hold setup until AUX blinks twice 4) enter 31759 (first code for Sony Audio) 5) AUX will blink twice 6) check by aiming comcast remote at Sony and press power (should turn off) NOW do volume control by 1) hold setup down until light blinks twice 2) then enter 9 9 3 Vol+ (light will blink 4 times) 3) hold setup until light blinks twice then enter 9 9 3 (light blinks twice) 4) Press AUX. Now AUX should control volume no matter whether you use AUX, TV, or CBL. For some TV's (including mine), I also had to go into the TV menu and turn off sound. Several steps: First enter correct code for the device for controling by AUX: 1) turn on Sony CT-HT150 2) press AUX 3) press and hold setup until AUX blinks twice 4) enter 31759 (first code for Sony Audio) 5) AUX will blink twice 6) check by aiming comcast remote at Sony and press power (should turn off) NOW do volume control by 1) hold setup down until light blinks twice 2) then enter 9 9 3 Vol+ (light will blink 4 times) 3) hold setup until light blinks twice then enter 9 9 3 (light blinks twice) 4) Press AUX. Now AUX should control volume no matter whether you use AUX, TV, or CBL. For... » Read More Several steps: First enter correct code for the device for controling by AUX: 1) turn on Sony CT-HT150 2) press AUX 3) press and hold setup until AUX blinks twice 4) enter 31759 (first code for Sony Audio) 5) AUX will blink twice 6) check by aiming comcast remote at Sony and press power (should turn off) NOW do volume control by 1) hold setup down until light blinks twice 2) then enter 9 9 3 Vol+ (light will blink 4 times) 3) hold setup until light blinks twice then enter 9 9 3 (light blinks twice) 4) Press AUX. Now AUX should control volume no matter whether you use AUX, TV, or CBL. For some TV's (including mine), I also had to go into the TV menu and turn off sound. « Show Less
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The device does not have a volume control, you will need to attach it to a source which will control the volume. This speaker selector can definitely handle what you want, as I have a similar setup in my house. The selector has only two inputs, and the remote doesn't appear to have a signal that you can program into other remotes, so you're probably best to just have a single input running to the selector. Run all your components into your receiver, and then connect the receiver's output to the selector as your zone 2 (I'd leave the primary output zone hooked up to the receiver's zone 1). Then use the selector to determine which zones you want turned on in your house.
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31953. Code for lg sound plate for cable remote I have. My guess will work for most cable remotes to work with the sound plate. This code is for my Comcast/xnfinity X1 box.
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There is nothing to set to get it to control your X1 box, it does this by default. In order for it to control your TV for volume, you need to "tell it" what type of TV you have. That is done in the same way all programmable remotes work... via a list of control codes that you enter... very simple and it comes with instructions.
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I've got the same issue. The remote will not adjust the volume. This remains a problem whether the speakers are hooked to the cable box audio out, or to the TV audio out.