I might need a 6.4 remote but have question. A reviewer said there is a black slide at the base to slide out to set the mode of the remote. My original remote does not have that but inside the battery cover is a switch with a choice of A or B. Does...
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This question would be best answered by the vendor. My remote is the exact unit that came with the dish receiver and has a A B switch inside it but I left in the A position.This is a UHF remote and will control the DVR anywhere in the house. Only needs to have channel set to your receiver channel you program.
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Mine wouldn't do the auto program or the one where you point the old one at it and press all the buttons. I had to do it one button at a time, manually. As to how that works, I'm sorry but I can't remember exactly. I just remember fighting with the thing for a long time. This remote has now become nearly useless, as the main select button has to be mashed hard to get it to react, and the up/down selector ring is also barely functioning. It has also become very position sensitive and has to be pointed directly at the Dish box to work, and is slow even then. I have bought a new Sony RM-VLZ620 to replace it. Sorry I was not more help. If I knew then what I know now about the URC, I would have sent it back. You should too.
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Yes, I believe so. See, the batteries are designed so that they only fit in one way, and only the correct battery will fit. So if it slides in all the way and the cover closes correctly, then you should be in business. Also, don't be worried if the remote doesn't immediately turn back on... The new battery might be fully discharged.
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There is a small hole on the side of the remote. You have to use a paperclip or something small to push the LEARN button. Once you push that button you can follow the instructions and program the remote. Just do as the instructions say once the LEARN buttons is pushed and it works great. Hope this helps. Tim
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There's a little compartment that slides open on the front of the remote...where the line is under the number pad. You need to press & "slide" it down...it's difficult the first time but the remote works great
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I have worried about the same. There is no known way, that I am aware of, to set up a standard garage door opener (Chamberlain, Sears, etc.) to not have a remote open it. The system is not smart enough to tell differences between remotes. Bottom line is that you will need to hide your remote. That's my experience and if someone else has figured out a way using a standard system, I would be happy to know it.
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Reading Writer, your parenthetical closing isn't a selling point for everybody if that's what you meant it to be. Just sayin' :-)Agree about the remote. I've got a fancy Logitech universal learning remote and name brand stuff (e.g. Bose, Panasonic, Toshiba) and I *still* have to break out a second remote now and then. Not a crisis. I'm old enough to remember when you actually had to get off your butt to adjust the volume or change the channel so maybe others have different perspectives.
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Mine wouldn't do the auto program or the one where you point the old one at it and press all the buttons. I had to do it one button at a time, manually. As to how that works, I'm sorry but I can't remember exactly. I just remember fighting with the thing for a long time.This remote has now become nearly useless, as the main select button has to be mashed hard to get it to react, and the up/down selector ring is also barely functioning. It has also become very position sensitive and has to be pointed directly at the Dish box to work, and is slow even then.I have bought a new Sony RM-VLZ620 to replace it. Sorry I was not more help. If I knew then what I know now about the URC, I would have sent it back. You should too. Mine wouldn't do the auto program or the one where you point the old one at it and press all the buttons. I had to do it one button at a time, manually. As to how that works, I'm sorry but I can't remember exactly. I just remember fighting with the thing for a long time.This remote has now become nearly useless, as the main select button has to be mashed hard to get it to react, and the up/down selector ring is also barely functioning. It has also become very position sensitive and has to be pointed directly at the Dish box to work, and is slow even then.I have... » Read More Mine wouldn't do the auto program or the one where you point the old one at it and press all the buttons. I had to do it one button at a time, manually. As to how that works, I'm sorry but I can't remember exactly. I just remember fighting with the thing for a long time.This remote has now become nearly useless, as the main select button has to be mashed hard to get it to react, and the up/down selector ring is also barely functioning. It has also become very position sensitive and has to be pointed directly at the Dish box to work, and is slow even then.I have bought a new Sony RM-VLZ620 to replace it. Sorry I was not more help. If I knew then what I know now about the URC, I would have sent it back. You should too. « Show Less
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Pregnant or fat Li-ION batteries are common with these remotes as the battery ages .... replace it quickly or you WILL have problems removing it. It took me almost 1 hour to remove mine from my Hamony ONE It was about a year and a half old. If you break the remote while removing it... its your problem a $400.00 remote is garbage. Keep an eye on them and change them regularly or its a stuck battery or cracked useless remote!!
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There is a switch inside and also the bottom of the remote the number comes out and replaced the the number to the one u need. It's in the directions. Hope this helps
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Hi, this remote can be a challenge to open ☺. Hold it upside-down with the back of the unit facing you...place one finger on the small tab at the end of the battery cover and position your fingernail in the curved space at the top of the tab. Push in and down on the tab with your fingertip, and at the same time, pull the tab with your fingernail. Hope I'm making sense!
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There are little levers in the battery compartment of the remote and on the wall controller. They are labeled 1-5 and need to be in the same position to work together. For example, if you have the wall controller set so that all the levers are "up", do the same with the remote you want it paired with. If you have another Dan and remote, make sure the levers are set differently. There is a sixth lever is for dimming control. Set it to on if you want to be able to dim your lights. This can all be found on page 10 of the Owner's Manual.
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There are tiny dipswitches inside the remote that you can use to change which device each side of the remote controls..... unfortunately there are no instructions for how to do so. A major problem they should fix!
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The original remote is one of a kind . The others do not work with this model. Sorry.
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I just tried my remote to see if it functions as you have described and it does not. I can push the volume control and it raises and lowers as I keep my finger on the button. I do not need to press it each time for it to increase or decrease. I am wondering if your battery in getting low?
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I would check with the seller to see if it comes with a remote. If it doesn't, you should be able to get a generic remote and enter the code for this unit. It may not have all the functions, but, it will have the basic ones. I believe you can still find a copy of the manual online. It will contain the remote code.
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I have a 6D and it fits the connection. I like this remote except for the fact that it doesn't ahve an on/off switch. Therefore I have to take the batteries out of the thing when I'm not using it which is a pain and the lose batteries roll around in my camera bag.