What is the maximum number of receivers that can be used with one transmitter? I see that receivers are sold separately.
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I'm not 100% sure but I hooked up 3 and it works pretty good a very small signal loss on the third one but its further from the receiver.
667298
Juan...>I do not know of a distance limitation between the transmitter and receiver....the unit works very well....Jim
1811852
Unles you can get two receivers with the same frequency, you need two transmitters. Usually, no two transmitters are on the same frequency in order to prevent the opening of someone else door (or whqtever you want to control) by mistake.
1340106
We have 4 with ours but if I'm not mistaken, you can add as many as you'd like. They're just on one receiver.
1600174
Yes, you can. You can bind (Link) a receiver to a transmitter as long as the number of channels of the receiver is less or equal to capacity (channels) of the transmitter.
1641660
I'm running two receivers successfully. However, your transmitter may not be able to direct enough signal to all receivers if they're scattered in various directions. My two receivers are both on similar azimuth angles, but on different floors (different elevation angles). Fortunately, they're also relatively close to the transmitter, so it's working for me.
1092564
You should need only one receiver. You can program it differently for each sensor - up to 4 my base unit.
1322192
Haven't tried but I should be. It has 3 channels on the transmitter and the reliever so I would expect that two receivers tunes to the same channel would pick up te same receiver but I don't know for sure
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hi! i dont' want to presume that you are new but if you are, welcome to the hobby! its addictive.I suspect I know what the problem is. The receiver (where you put your binding pin) has a series of switches where you can select 1, 2 or three. If those are misadjusted that could cause the problem you are describing. Please tell me what transmitter you are using and send me a picture of the receiver switches martinjberger@gmail.com
1553319
Yes, the receivers receive the same signal. You need individual transmitters for each band member.
144469
KC is correct - I bought two sets (so one transmitters and one receiver in each set) to see what would happen if I set up two transmitters (in adjacent rooms) to broadcast on the same channel. The receiver ends up picking up only one of the two transmitters at a time, and sometimes, unpredictably, noisily flips back and forth between them. If you want to use two of these transmitters at the same time, you'll need to set them to different channels.
1147843
I am not sure. I guess you would have to contact the manufacturer and see if the transmitter was available separately. Sorry I could not be more help.
595600
Typically the transmitters and receivers are on the same frequency. If you have dip switches on the receiver or transmitter, you might be able to change the frequency of one of the units.
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I haven't tried it but yes. That is what you're supposed to be able to do with this unit. It does have 2 receivers and 1 transmitter. I've only used it as a shutter release so far and it has performed flawlessly.
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Friend, I think you want to run two vehicles by one Transmitter. In that case, you have to use a second receiver, but you can't run both of them at the same time.
754609
Yes, I needed two extra receivers and had the same question, but could not find an answer, so I just ordered two additional receivers and hoped they would work or if they didn't I was going to send them back. Anyway, both the extra receivers did worked.
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Hi there. I received two, though it was slightly different than the picture. Rather than two speakers, one remote and one transmitter, I received two of each. It was almost like they sent me two single packs, rather than a two speaker pack. Either way, yes, you can have a number of speakers (6 max I think) working off a single transmitter (I currently have 3). So basically you pair the speakers to your transmitter, then whatever you have plugged into the transmitter (the iphone in your case) will broadcast to all paired speakers simultaneously.