Can you use the remote to change the source input on your receiver?
787569
I have found no way too. However I have not synced it to my television but it appears to only cover volume and channel buttons for TV use. There is no clear input button on the remote.
787570
No, not that I am aware of. And with the lack of CEC-HDMI capability, it is doubtful. The current IR blaster support for receivers is very basic.
787571
No you can't unfourtanately unless it can be used as a universal remote but there were no instructions to do that. Sorry
385142
Hi,Yes, the speaker can select between the Bluetooth input source and the RCA input source so that even though it's connected to the TV (or other RCA input source) you can still choose to switch over to a Bluetooth source. You can make this selection via the front of the speaker or using the remote.
2262368
You need to include your model number here in order for us to help. Also, if your receiver has a black color input panel, this remote will not work for it.
2013003
Yes, you just change it to the one that you want. This remote actually works better than the one that came with my system!
1916014
I suppose you could since you manually select the frequency via dip switches on the transmitter and reciever(s)
2178702
You could, but there are no RCA inputs which is usually the most common connection on a home receiver. Other than having a connection type adapter you should be able to use it. Make sure and turn off the backlit logo as it might be a little bright in a theater room.
122394
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.
1462509
Yes, thats the way I hooked mine up. You just need to change the "input mode" on the TV to reflect the change in the source of the signal.
11294
No, you cannot change the labels for the inputs. I think the only Pioneer non-Elite unit that can do that is the 1120.
2218295
That is a good question - But I don't know the answer either. When I want to change the TV input, that is what I change is the input and not the channel. Don't know that you can change the channel from the input mode. My understanding is that this remote is not designed to control multiple devices - it's not a universal remote.
335497
I have not looked at the inputs on the back of the unit, but the remote has a selection for input phono so I assume that this or any aux could manage this request.
625269
Yes but depending on the original remote configuration some functions might not work. I still need the original remote to use some functions in the menu.
285670
I have AT@T uverse. Can I use their remote to control the sound bar volume?
449764
Yes. You're able to program the sound bar to receive signals from any remote. The manual has step-by-step instructions on how to do it.
1696803
Other than ensuring the switches are set same on receiver and remote, I don't know why it wouldn't work. I assume your remote lights up indicating it is transmitting
1487823
Yes you can use your remote. Where it says MOD, then use the direction buttons or use the MOD button on the speaker to FM and use the direction bot tons to change the stations. I hope this helps!
1694827
I don't believe so. I have to change one manually when I turn on a second source.