Does this have IR learning for other devices similar to the Mele F10-Deluxe?
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I do not think so . .on the IR learning extremely poor instructions. This is the worse keyboard and feeling thing I have owned. Junk to say the least. . If you have not bought it, DO NOT Buy. If you have bought it SORRY. .
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Yes, this device is in the menu of "My Harmony". It brought up a note that the device has several infra-red code versions, and may need to look up specific version, most common is provided.
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No, it does not have IR and in fact is terrible in low light applications. It has a very small aperture, so without a light source, it will show nothing. The camera has a ~1MP sensor which outputs a 720P video stream.
1706947
This wand is what is known as a "learning" remote and should be usable with almost any consumer electronics device that uses an infrared remote. Infrared remote controls send out a code sequence by flashing an infrared light (which the human eye cannot see) which is received and interpreted by the controlled device; there is a different sequence for each command (button) on your remote. For each motion to which the wand reacts, you "teach" it the command from another infrared (IR) remote control; note that this means you must have the original remote control(s) for the device(s) you will be controlling. If you are not sure if your remote control is IR (most are), look on your remote for a dark red window on the end that normally you point at the controlled device; a bright flashlight may help you see the window. I haven't received the unit yet, but the reviews here report the instructions are very good. There is a very nice web site, thewandcompany.com, with a complete FAQ and videos of the motions to which the remote responds.
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In this manual: https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/G/01/00/00/07/60/66/22/760662250.pdfBut if you have the remote control for the device you want to use it with, it can learn any device not listed using the learning mode feature.
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You would have to buy it. I havent tried ir but would assume its just a similar version that can read and edit with limits but not a true word
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Hi Tristan944, apparently the "learn" feature of this Sony RM-VL600 can be done only on a remote of a device and not to another universal remote. -Ely
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Yes, I bought two kits installed them both and use one remote to operate both. The IR sensor is small and near the control unit so make sure they are placed in an area where the remote can see both.
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No IR window - you'd have to use a USB adapter or buy a mobo that has an integrated bluetooth... something like that.
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I don't know of the Linear having a "learning" mode. AFAIK it only works by setting the DIP switches.
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In my experience, this device emulates a keyboard. It's not a IR relay or anything like that. It simply translates a IR signal into a specific keyboard character that a PC could take action on. Not sure it would be appropriate for the applications you are referring to.
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It does have a learn function. You have to have the TV on. Push Menu-settings-remote manager -tv code -learn.. Set front of the old remote to the left front side (there's a IR window square) follow the on screen instructions. I have done it, one of my TV's remotes wasn't in the list of remotes. I did get volume and mute to work, but couldn't get the power button to work. Mine was a Proscan TV, it didn't use any of the built in code-sets for Proscan or RCA.
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Yes, it does, but it is sometimes difficult to use because the IR Sensor is behind a tiny hole next to the Power Input Jack.
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It can learn from other remotes. It works fine with my Sony equipment. It should learn from a Bose remote as well.
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If by IR you mean InfraRed, yes. It's a remote so there aren't any wires involved.
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Although I was able to succesfully set it up in the Harmony Remote as the box is defined in the database, I had no luck trying to make it "learn" the IR output of the remote. Just didn't recognize anything from any button.
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I use this for very particular purposes, so I do not know all the uses, but I do not believe this device has IR. I can tell you that buttons on both sides of this remote work through the included USB transceiver. The issue I have run int to is that not all apps in Android, like Netflix, Vudu, etc., work with the keyboard, so the D-pad has to be used to navigate the on screen keyboard. Hopefully this helps answer your question.