Will the remote control work if the shin kin device is placed behind the TV?
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Probably not. Either way, this unit basically stops working after about a month of use...so you won't need the remote
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I believe the remote requires line of sight to the optical splitter. Almost a year in, and working great :)
144203
The remote manual has codes for TCL televisions. I don't know if it will actually work, but it should.
1086012
It will not work if your TV is on a brick wall or on a stand in front of an exposed brick wall. I can't use it because the brick absorbs the IR.
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On the remote there is a button with a circle and an arrow below the directional pad on the right. This will do the trick.
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If the fan/light is controlled from the wall switch, after you install the kit you need to let the switch on to use the remote. When the wall switch is off, the remote will not do anything.
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Yes, but you won't be able to us the IR remote, you'll have to use the RF remote. Also, the control box is attached to the power cord so you'll have to install an AC outlet behind the drywall to plug it in.
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It's highly unlikely. There are three conditions that would all need to occur for that to happen. 1) the TV in the basement is by the same manufacturer as the TV/DVD in the upstairs room AND 2) the house is wired with infrared repeaters which is not unusual if you have a whole house sound/entertainment system AND3) the downstairs TV is connected to the infrared system.Now to be clear, if you WANT the one remote to control both devices you can program multiple devices into the remote. As a general rule (and as someone else has already mentioned) you need "line of sight" for the remote to control both devices. It's highly unlikely. There are three conditions that would all need to occur for that to happen. 1) the TV in the basement is by the same manufacturer as the TV/DVD in the upstairs room AND 2) the house is wired with infrared repeaters which is not unusual if you have a whole house sound/entertainment system AND3) the downstairs TV is connected to the infrared system.Now to be clear, if you WANT the one remote to control both devices you can program multiple devices into the remote. As a general rule (and as someone else has already mentioned) you need... » Read More It's highly unlikely. There are three conditions that would all need to occur for that to happen. 1) the TV in the basement is by the same manufacturer as the TV/DVD in the upstairs room AND 2) the house is wired with infrared repeaters which is not unusual if you have a whole house sound/entertainment system AND3) the downstairs TV is connected to the infrared system.Now to be clear, if you WANT the one remote to control both devices you can program multiple devices into the remote. As a general rule (and as someone else has already mentioned) you need "line of sight" for the remote to control both devices. « Show Less
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Yes. I have a Harmony One which is controlling a Panasonic flat screen, a Polk sounded bar, our cable box,a Panasonic bluray and a TIVo mini. The tv and the sound bar are in the open but the other stuff is in an in loses cabinet and are controlled by the Ir flasher. It all works great. The only issue is positioning the flashers. The directions say use the supplied tape but I have found this didn't work (T least for me). I found that aiming the shiny side of the device works best. Also, you will probably need to experiment a little. Be creative and once you find the proper spot, securely fix the flasher. Yes. I have a Harmony One which is controlling a Panasonic flat screen, a Polk sounded bar, our cable box,a Panasonic bluray and a TIVo mini. The tv and the sound bar are in the open but the other stuff is in an in loses cabinet and are controlled by the Ir flasher. It all works great. The only issue is positioning the flashers. The directions say use the supplied tape but I have found this didn't work (T least for me). I found that aiming the shiny side of the device works best. Also, you will probably need to experiment a little. Be creative and once you find the proper spot, securely fix... » Read More Yes. I have a Harmony One which is controlling a Panasonic flat screen, a Polk sounded bar, our cable box,a Panasonic bluray and a TIVo mini. The tv and the sound bar are in the open but the other stuff is in an in loses cabinet and are controlled by the Ir flasher. It all works great. The only issue is positioning the flashers. The directions say use the supplied tape but I have found this didn't work (T least for me). I found that aiming the shiny side of the device works best. Also, you will probably need to experiment a little. Be creative and once you find the proper spot, securely fix the flasher. « Show Less
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Yes. Just follow the instuctions regarding which remote goes on which side so you don't un-program your working remote control.
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Yes, it will work just fine. Set the lamp on the brightest position before connecting your remote.
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Yes. It will function as it did before. Just give the remote switch two quick squeezes and then hold, just as u did with the original switch, and ull be strobbing away. Mine works great. Can't wait for my first home invasion!
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I think the remote control would work with the TV. After all. they're both the same brand.
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NO! No harmony remote will emit uhf signals, which is what dish 625 (dual tv) unit requires to reach that 2nd room...
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Hi Dewan, I have a Harmony remote that controls all of my components seamlessly. I push one button to watch tv, everything needed for that come on is is set properly, same with DVD or anything else...sorry that I can't tell you if your tv remote will work with it. This system does come with it's own remote, though...
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No their is no way of bypassing cords behind the t.v. I only have a HDMI cord and the small plug in cord for the remote control
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Yes, it would work to do that. If the remote is long in length, you may need to move it around some.
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Absolutely. My cable box is in the wall behind my TV and this thing works fantastically for repeating the signal. That is of course if you cable box remote is sending it's signal over IR and not RF.