Is the remote line of sight?
1596856
It comes with two remotes.One is line of sightThe other one is not for operations except the power on off.
1596857
There are two remotes, one live if sight and the other a "magic" remote that is not line of sight.
1596858
The projector comes with two controllers. One is known as the Magic Controller which is infrared and doesn't have to be pointing at the projector directly while the other controller is line of sight. Hope this helps.
2035036
Yes, you can see but you have to turn the feature on. It has a zoom so you can see real close.
1711914
Hello M. Waiter:The sensor does not need direct line of site and can be mounted on the back of the TV and still "see" the remote commands. It has a velcro kit and a plastic clamp and screw for mounting the Eye in a door slot, toe-kick or behind a cabinet, speaker grill or even a wall plate. The primary intention of the Hot Link Pro sytem is to not drill a hole and still see remote controls. So hide the AV gear and Hide Hot Link Pro.Best regards,Marcus, Microsmith Inc.
844395
Line sight generally controls the range...they work well around my farm...I would be surprised if they worked more than a mile apart...They do work very well within the 1000 ft radius of the house that we usually work within
1812463
The tuner can be mounted out-of-sight, however, I think the IR receive should be mounted insight of the remote control in order to receive remote control signals to operate. Test this by hiding the IR receiver under the dash (before complete install) then see if it can pickup remote control commands.
1049786
I magine not, since you need line of sight for master-slave. I will try it, though, and let you know.
2093320
It's an IR remote, so you need a line of sight to the sensor on the camera. No need to be directly in front of the camera, but the sensor has to see the remote. I haven't checked the actual range.
771410
I believe the remote requires line of sight to the optical splitter. Almost a year in, and working great :)
333640
No it is RF not "line of sight" so it works behind doors or walls. 100ft of open space. The more that is in the way, the weaker the signal gets. (doors, walls, etc) but it is very powerful. It's my go-to remote for any presentation. Hasn't failed me once.
1913669
It doesn't need line of sight to be able to respond, however, it does need to be on the same floor. We live in a three storied house and my wife keys could be anywhere. We have to go to each floor to discover her keys. It has worked well when we needed it.
178405
It has directions for remote access but I have not actually used that feature.
86525
You do not need line of Sight.. Works good for what it is... Remote can be better
2252970
The remote is a direct line of sight so the remote has to point directly at the sensor. That being said mine has worked at about 4-8 feet away.
1214343
If you have direct line of sight: probably. If you're going through walls: probably not.
22702
Line of sight. Please beware of the "keyboard" on the remote: it will not last long if it's in you pocket -- due to its ridiculously thin design (keys & change rubbing against the keyboard will rapidly kill key input). Extremely bad design. GE should be ashamed.
1975769
Yes it can be accessed either way. You choose when you do your setup. I did not set mine up for remote access but I am going to change my setup when the holidays are over and I have time to do it. Good luck with your device. I love mine.
845485
Sorry bob I have not set it up to view remotely. There is an eathernet plug on back of viewing base. I believe you have to have it plugged in to view remotely