I would like to know if anyone has used more than one remote. Can the frequency between remotes be changed or ordered to be different from another one
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If you referring to TV remotes the answer is yes. We use two remotes for all our TVs and they operate on the same frequency and they don't interfere with each other. The remote is the transmitter and the TV is the receiver.
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TV remotes are usually IR Line of sight (non visible light). If there is another remote on the same frequency might interfere with the unit. According to another review, there is digital code for each set, so the possibility of interference is low, but can happen.
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I have had many devices like this and there never was a way to change the frequency. I made a mistake once in purchasing two remote control cars of the same frequency. There was no way it could be done.
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Hello Whoopsieriot. Regrettably I know nothing about frequencies, but I did encounter the problem you described. Another boat I bought from amazon operated on the same frequency making it impossible to race as one remote controlled the other.
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Yes you can either different frequencies or 2 on 1 remote this is not a beginner helicopter and not easy to fly 107g syma is great starting one
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I wanted to do the same thing. I received two units and took them apart hoping to find dip switches or a pot to set the frequencies. I was unsuccessful - it appears they are factory set. I ended up putting both buttons on the door with "please ring both" written on them. So far so good. There may be a way to set them but it is beyond my skills. As I recall there was a code on the packaging which may indicate the frequency. You may be able to get two units with the same code. Good luck.
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Yes. Each unit operate different frequency and is paired with unit, but sometimes (very rare) remote work with other unit.
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Hello Mark, I am not sure if it will work. There may be a "frequency issue" built into the unit, meaning that there is "protection" built in so one unit does not control another unit next to it. You will have to buy another unit and give it a try. Mike
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There may be a problem with the remote transmitting to the receiver I had the same problem with mine. They are on two different frequencies.
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My husband and I looked at the packaging and remote. It is NOT a multi-channel remote. So, we would guess that if you bought two of them there is a chance that they may be on the same channel and you wouldn't be able to change them.
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There is no reason that one switch cannot be operated from two remotes, as long as both remotes are sending on the same frequency. The only way to confirm or deny this would be to purchase two sets, and try using both #1 remotes with one of the switches. Although I haven't tried this, I believe it would work.
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One would assume it is a standard frequency for that model - sort of a "one size fits all" design. While I haven't tested my remote on another unit, I have experienced similar results with other Sony items (e.g. a TV remote that works with multiple sets). Good Luck.
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I have not tried that. Not sure one remote will control two units, should be on different Freq(s).I too use the remote for my lift and doors. I bought another unit for back up also.I just added a Viper engine remote start, no interference.
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These work on different frequencies, these are independent. Just tag the remote with the respective collar to prevent mix ups.
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Skylink makes a unit that has two remotes. It comes in two different frequencies. I ordered the single remote unit.
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I have an old one, and it has two binary dip switches under the plate, so you can select among four frequencies. Presumably this feature exists on this model as well. By setting the different dip switches differently, the two will not interfere with each other.
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Yes.it happened to me.I had one downstairs and one upstairs they both went on and off before I changed one. You can change the code on the remote located under the remote and one under the power strip. Just change both (the remote and power strip)to another code & it will not effect the other. Note: if the remote power strip later fails to work it will be either the remote or power strip battery that is weak or dead so change one or both batteries. Batteries should last years I never changed mine yet. The dip switches in the remote are 1-2-3 so binary the range is 0=Off 1=On->(000),(001),(010),(011),(100),(101),(110),(111) about 8 different codes. Yes.it happened to me.I had one downstairs and one upstairs they both went on and off before I changed one. You can change the code on the remote located under the remote and one under the power strip. Just change both (the remote and power strip)to another code & it will not effect the other. Note: if the remote power strip later fails to work it will be either the remote or power strip battery that is weak or dead so change one or both batteries. Batteries should last years I never changed mine yet. The dip switches in the remote are 1-2-3 so binary the range is 0=Off... » Read More Yes.it happened to me.I had one downstairs and one upstairs they both went on and off before I changed one. You can change the code on the remote located under the remote and one under the power strip. Just change both (the remote and power strip)to another code & it will not effect the other. Note: if the remote power strip later fails to work it will be either the remote or power strip battery that is weak or dead so change one or both batteries. Batteries should last years I never changed mine yet. The dip switches in the remote are 1-2-3 so binary the range is 0=Off 1=On->(000),(001),(010),(011),(100),(101),(110),(111) about 8 different codes. « Show Less
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Yes, I also have two dogs and use them both at the same time. I just painted a white R on one remote and a bright green J on the other, so I don't vibrate or shock the wrong dog!