Will this work with 2 receivers at the same time?
635755
I really don't know I have not tried to connect to two amps, but you could split two leads to make that happen
261431
If the receiver has two preouts it is meant for two separate subs. If just running one sub on your system then you just need to use one cable from your receiver to your sub and leave the other preout alone.
551872
I haven't tried this but it should. If you have a receiver that controls audio, make sure you mute the receiver so that audio does not go out both sources.
2005703
Not really. It would work both recievers but you had to restart tem each time to get them to connect. Kinda defeated the purpose. Maybe it was just my devices. I was trying to get it to recongnize a dish joey and a dvd player.
581508
No. you can have more than 1 receiver controlled by 1 remote but you can only have 1 remote for the system.
1316014
If your remote already works with another, existing Multicode or Multicode compatible receiver, then yes. You just have to change the dip switch configuration in either or both the receiver and/or remote.
1981919
No. You can use two of the channels as a Zone 2; however, this receiver is not capable of operating both zones simultaneously. You have to only use one at a time. I'd recommend looking at the Denon receivers if you need a true 2nd zone.
1848545
Well Craig, This unit doesn't have a receiver built into it so you can put your 'remote RF gain control' between the two components without any problem. This unit is a 4 zone stereo amplifier so you would need to figure out how many remotes you need or use one and, like I did, set up one input to play out all channels. Good luck
2220084
Hello ! Sorry but I can't tell you if it would work without a receiver,the receiver is a decoder and I don't it would work without.....
1215787
Even if it worked.... I would still recommend feeding the two devices into a receiver and letting it act as the switch between the two devices. That would make this product unnecessary, though. Just my opinion.
501485
Unfortunately it does not tell you, and I am still trying to pair it with the two receivers I have but have not had any luck.
1599198
This remote is both IR and RF. With that said, I'm not in a position to know whether this will work with your receiver.
111162
We have an older receiver and it does work for that one, had to find the right position for it, but now it works like a charm.
28128
I would think so as each receiver could be programmed to that same doorbell button. One receiver would not know about the other. That is my GUESSS, but I think that it is a logical conclusion.
68789
There is only one receiver port, so you can't segregate the receiver signal, but if you can put together some kind of splitter, then it may work. The key will be that you don't send competing signals at the same time - if all you want to do is control the single cable box from two different locations, that should work. Also, the repeater will have to supply enough amperage to support two receivers, since receivers are electrical devices that take power from the repeater. I don't know the power output spec on the receiver port or the load specs for the receiver - can't imagine it's very high, but may be a consideration.
1305711
You will probably need two since I don't think you can pair the receiver and transmitter. That is if you want to close each door individually. The receiver unit connects directly to a switch and it's the equivalent of you pressing that switch. But since you said there are 2 switches controlling the same, it should work with just one then.
526840
There are a number of receivers that will work. You can find a complete list on the King website.