Does this allow you to control each IR output independently from the others? I'd like to put two TWC DVRs in the same room.
765318
I think so! It has been a while, but I recall that I assigned each IR port to the specific equipment it was controlling. I think you should be able to do this...
765319
Each IR port can be independently controlled. The only way you would encounter a problem is if both DVRs are on the same IR port with a dual emitter cable.
281579
That cannot be done - the signaling direction cannot be reversed. An example of how this device is intended to be used is for someone who has several computers and wants to switch viewing each of those separate outputs on their one monitor (one at a time) - that way you would not have to set up 2 or 3 monitors for your 2 or 3 computers. What it sounds like you want is an HDMI splitter - that would allow one computer, or one cable TV signal box, to send out its one signal and you then view it on your TV and your monitor all at the same time. Switches switch between inputs (viewing only one at a time), splitters split outputs (viewing all at once) - and to the best of my knowledge nobody has invented anything that can flip back and forth and do both of these jobs using one device!
932015
As far as I know : NO! You can only record one channel at a time, and this recording will nlock the viewing of any other channel.
1278326
I kept my Tivo's when I upgraded. I have 3 running at the same time, each in a different room in the house. I can access one from the other, and transfer shows between them but each unit needs to have its own cable card. I hope this helps
1974384
No. I wasn't sure, so I just tried it. The DVR has one tuner, so it can be tuned to one channel to record while you watch another channel on your TV. I tried recording 2 shows at once, but it only recorded the first one that I programmed.
1914934
No you can't. The TiVo 2 Head IR Emitter / Blaster doesn't control the TiVo at all. The two emitter heads attach to your cable box and allow the TiVo to change channels on the cable box. The 2 head emitter is not a repeater for the TiVo remote control.
430145
Don't know. I only use one remote on one master with 3 slaves. I don't have the need to install 2 masters in one room. Sorry, I can't help. But in thinking about it, since it's IR and not bluetooth, you have to point the remote at the master, so even if the IR code is the same, a second master need not necessarily activate if you're pointing the remote to only the first master, as long as they are not installed side-by-side.
41506
Yes. I use it in a similar situation with my TiVo box and my Denon receiver. Instead of buying two separate wireless adapters for each unit, I have this behind my tv with 2 Ethernet wires: 1 to the TiVo and the other to the receiver. Has worked well over the last year or two for me.
1093602
No, it does not. Just installed one of these and it worked perfectly for transmitting HDMI wirelessly and I was even able to control the NVR on other floor using the IR system built into the Peerless unit.
1920895
My IR repeater is set up with a DirecTV client or auxiliary box, not the main DVR. It works well. My recollection is that the directions talk about placement of the emitter on a device's IR eye being somewhat adjustable, as in directly on it, off to the right or left a bit and some other fine adjustments. All 6 of me devices I set up with this product worked on the first try. Maybe just good luck, certainly not technical skill on my part!
1737939
i am sorry, but i have no clue as to what you are talking about. i bought my ir receiver to get my remote signal in another room. that is all i know about them.
215217
I have never tried that, but I know it handles all 4 IP cameras really well simultaneously. I am currently using just the VGA output to a "cheesy" monitor. Since I use it mostly via remote viewing!!
1252110
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.
1914933
I can point my TiVo remote control a the white wall behind me, that is 180 degrees away from the TiVo, and still control the TiVo reliably. If you can get enough IR energy reflected to the TiVo sensor, you might be able to somewhat hide the TiVo. You'd have to experiment.
704396
Yeah. If you had a non-PoE camera you would want a splitter to split thet data from the power since you would power it with a wall wart or something besides CAT 5/6. If your switch does not provide PoE to the camera you can use a PoE injector to provide power and data to the camera and back to your DVR or whatever. Hope this helps.
1970681
It sounds like you want to know if you can connect the cameras and the NVR to the same switch.Probably can if only wants to access the cameras on the local network, but to be able to access them from a remote location you would need to connect them to a router.www.AffordableHomeElectronics.com
608769
yes you can use both RF and IR simultaneously. I use IR for my TV (since it is in plain sight) and use RF for all of my other devices. In the software setup you tell how you want to control each device.