Is this just the one sender or one sender and one receiver?
819284
you get one device. you program one to be a sender and one to be a reciever. In my case i only needed one to recieve signal from a router about 300ft away and run a seperate router from the device.
819285
This is a single unit that can be either a sender or a receiver. It would require two of these units to create what is called a point-to-point connection.
819286
This is just one unit. Most people will want 2 units to configure these for point to point communication.
786914
It can only send 1 signal to one device (such as a monitor) at a time! It is a switch, not a splitter!
1533234
Hi, the product has one monitor and one receiver, and It has a good signal, I really like it
1616862
Mine shipped as one unit with 2 pieces in one box. Super simple setup, all plug n play.
783190
As long as the description states receiver included, there is 1 in the box with the binding plug.
882541
I would return to Amazon for an exchange. One should say received and the other one should say sender. The sender does not have a power connector port on it, whereas the received user does.
2024201
It should be since both would be shipped in one box, I would contact the sender to be sure.
291307
No, the transmitter only sends one signal so all receivers will show same programming.
379026
I ended up throwing that one away because I needed one that sent a signal to the receiver from the computer and it does not do that. It seems to work only from a component to the computer but not out of the computer. Hope that helps.
2253236
Nope, it is a single radio. The two-way designation means it both receives and transmits, as apposed to, say, your car radio, which only receives.
285842
Hi I own this flash Trigger. They are both recievers and control units. I have 4 and it doesn't matter which one I use for sending or recieving. They work great. Hope this helps. Chris
1193531
It could be more than one, using the different interface. Note I did not attempt to do that, so don't know if it will work.
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
1702512
Yes just one. This timer is the best timer I've own. Very loud. I use it along with my alarm clock just in case I have an outage while sleeping. It's louder than the alarm clock. Hope this helps.
1159807
either one can be used as a transmitter or receiver. They have side switches to dictate that.
252784
Yes it is. You can also buy additional transmitters separately which will work with a single receiver. My unit works great from across the room.
1833787
Yes exactly as you said. Two boxes, one for the main unit (sender) with a remote/IR and power supply. The other contained 4 receivers with remotes/IR and power supply.