can your cable company (fios) supplied remote be programmed to control the volume?
1582341
I actually do not know. I have DirecTV but I use a Harmony One universal remote and I have that programmed.
1582342
I can do it with my DirectTV remote. It will only control volume. Can't get it to change the Speakercraft's inputs.
1582343
Yes it can. The black ATT Uverse remote is programmable. I use it everyday.
1582344
I am not sure about cable remote, but I have a base Logitech that I have programmed to it.
1582345
I use the harmony touch and it works well, did not try to use with cable company remote.
1582346
While I don't know about your remote, I have a Logitech Harmony One and it has been programmed to control the volume.
1582347
I have not figured out a way to do this yet. The remote and lack of volume display are the biggest issues that I have with the CS3.
1582348
If it's IR you should be able to get it to work. Will not work if the controller is RF.
1582349
We used two sided Velcro tape and stuck the SpeakerCraft remote to the cable remote. Works fine
1255819
Yes it does, in the audio playback section of the setup menu (if I remember correctly), under variable or fixed output, select VARIABLE, this will allow you to control the volume from the remote.
217727
The speakers do not have a remote. But if you had an item that has its own volume control, such as a computer, you could crank it up and adjust the volume remotely.
1283650
We use our remote with n Optimum cable box and all of those features are available within the remote. If the device is supported by the remote, the remote will be able to control the device. If a there is no button to button match, like "DVR", other free buttons can be programmed to do the job. In my case, we programmed the "List" button on the Harmon to serve the function of "DVR" on the cable box.
1695728
Yes, your TV remote will control the volume and will turn the unit off when you turn the TV off.
732125
Yes. Your FIOS cable box analog out connection can plug directly into the back of the zvox box using the analog RCA cables. Doing it this way just limits that input on the zvox to just running the cable box whereas when its connected to the tv, everything that's running through those sound output jacks can use that same input without having to use the zvox remote to change input sources, but I'm guessing you know that already. As long as your analog audio connections are working on the FIOS box, you'll have no problem connecting it to the Zvox box.
919642
Yes. I didn't need it to program tho. Just use cable. Radio. And free programming software
909634
yes. very simple instructions. if you have trouble you can email me. it has 8 or 10 programmable buttons or just simple on/off and up/down for station and volume.
2136343
Yes. Simply program a command and it will do it. Watch TV~ turn on amp, TV input HDMI1, and cable box.
430576
I returned the unit, but j think I remember a remote. The volume knob is motorized so it can be remote controlled
251461
i have Fios and I used 1785. It works for the volume at least... haven't found a code that will do anything else though.
1695729
Yes with viera link enabled the tv remote will control the volume on the bar - works great
524816
Yes you can. I had the same issue with my tivo remote. You can assign a function to any of the keys. It's been so long since I did mine, I don't remember how exactly, but I know it wasn't difficult. Perhaps the have an 800 support number you can call.
2156322
No, unfortunately the volume control on the remote only works for the companion integrated amplifier (sold separately of course).
1090762
Yes. I had a difficult time figuring out how to program our new remote though to our awning, call the customer service number and they will walk you through it!
1580632
If you're talking about watching cable TV through it, yes, theoretically you should be able to do that. I say theoretically because I don't use it for that, but there is a coaxial input (in addition to the RCA video input), and it's job is to translate all incoming video so... You'd need to use the "video" settings rather than the "TV" settings as those are for the built in tuner. I doubt the remote would be fully functional for that however. The volume will work, but beyond that I'm not sure. If you have a cable box and remote then you're all set.
1580631
If you're talking about watching cable TV through it, yes, theoretically you should be able to do that. I say theoretically because I don't use it for that, but there is a coaxial input (in addition to the RCA video input), and it's job is to translate all incoming video so...You'd need to use the "video" settings rather than the "TV" settings as those are for the built in tuner. I doubt the remote would be fully functional for that however. The volume will work, but beyond that I'm not sure. If you have a cable box and remote then you're all set.