Anybody knows what IR Remote Controls are compatible with this thing?
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I tried a few HP and Microsoft branded remotes and they have worked perfectly.
907855
You can try buying the Nyko Blu Wave remote for the PS3, and then using the included IR dongle with the 550. I have heard of people that have had success doing this to allow the use of a universal remote.
221586
From what I can gather, the digital tuners should work. The analog support is very new, so you may need a newer kernel or an updated module for analog. There is no IR support yet, so you may want to buy the cheaper OEM package that doesn't come with the remote and IR receiver.
690419
I did have a some remote problems too. I think you have to find exactly where on the speaker the infrared detector is so it can connect with the remote controller. Then you kind of have to be in a spot to see the display so you can verify what button on the remote you pressed, does the function on the speaker.
1167938
This will work with any IR device. It is critical that you line up the sensors as perfect as possible during installation.
592910
You have to plug the ir cable into the device and put the ir somewhere you can see it to aim the remote at
1594435
It is infrared. I believe Logitek remote will work. I'm using with my ATT Uverse remote. If I could change anything about M-Series Visio, that would be remote.
40158
I'm pretty sure this isn't an IR remote but I may be wrong. The supplied remote is most likely set to work exclusively with these switches as they can operate through several walls & do not need to be aimed in any particular direction. The box they come in says "Able to resist high levels of interference and barriers such as: walls, glass, furniture, etc." So I doubt that you could accidentally operate them with any other remote or use the supplied remote for anything else - other than possibly self sterilization :-)
365002
No you will have to get a universal remote. I use the Logitec Harmony. There are tons of different Harmony models that range from $40-$300 but even the cheapest one will control every ir device you own. Also its super simple to setup and highly configurable because you just plug it into your computer. So with that you you don't have to spend all day looking up remote device codes.
2151235
You need separate led drivers for different colors. If you get two ir remote controlled drivers you can control both separately with the same remote
2090056
There is no remote. You would need to add a usb IR. Also, no OS. You'll need to add that and a hard drive and memory. Read the specifications for this box carefully.
1007831
If I'm not mistaken, Bose uses RF to control thier units not IR. This remote is IR. You won't get RF universal remotes unless you spend $$$$
71428
The remote is universal to control multiple units. You will just need multiple power supplies an IR modules.
20364
they have a blue tooth to IR converter. I've read about it but I can't find it.
1068208
Hi, start with using commands from RCA codes, if that doesn't work then try pioneer... my guess it will be RCA as that is the staple of all remotes
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Although I was able to succesfully set it up in the Harmony Remote as the box is defined in the database, I had no luck trying to make it "learn" the IR output of the remote. Just didn't recognize anything from any button.
556520
FYI - if you're willing to spend the money, I can confirm that a combination of the Harmony 900 remote and the Precision IR Cable will also solve the problem. The Harmony 900 has addressable ports, which you can assign to specific devices. My setup is working great as such, but my Harmony One remote was not good enough, since it did NOT has addressable ports. An upgrade to the 900 was required for my setup.