Multi-Device Remote Controls
04-13-00 | 01:27 PM
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Hi gang!
I am trying to find the perfect remote for my HT system. I have an Onkyo remote that came with my 777 but to learn any device I have to put the IR ports next to each other for every single button on a non-Onkyo product. I think that is horrible!
On another TV/VCR/Cable box I have all I do is press the manufacturer's product code in and it knows all the buttons on the device!
Is there a unit to do that for my config?
Receiver: Onkyo DS-777
DVD: Toshiba SD-3109
TV: Toshiba 36" (forgot model #)
DSS: Hughes (forgot model #)
Can this be worked out? Thanks!
I am trying to find the perfect remote for my HT system. I have an Onkyo remote that came with my 777 but to learn any device I have to put the IR ports next to each other for every single button on a non-Onkyo product. I think that is horrible!
On another TV/VCR/Cable box I have all I do is press the manufacturer's product code in and it knows all the buttons on the device!
Is there a unit to do that for my config?
Receiver: Onkyo DS-777
DVD: Toshiba SD-3109
TV: Toshiba 36" (forgot model #)
DSS: Hughes (forgot model #)
Can this be worked out? Thanks!
04-13-00 | 02:09 PM
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If you asked this question over on the Home Theater Forum, nearly everyone would probably reccomend the Pronto. This LCD touchscreen remote can do everything. The interface is totally customizable, and I believe it is capable of learning every single function of every single remote in existance. I think you do have to teach it if it doesnt have codes though. Look around www.remotecentral.com The only disadvantage to the Pronto is that it costs $300. This is why I dont have one yet 
But my Panasonic TV remote does everything I need it to.
But my Panasonic TV remote does everything I need it to.
04-13-00 | 04:22 PM
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marantz makes a great learning remote (don't remember model number) that came with my SR-8000. Only problem is I think it's about $250.
Runs everything for me...
Runs everything for me...
04-13-00 | 04:55 PM
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hey i have the perfict remote for you!!!
i have the Sony RM-AV2000. does everything
Maranz and the pronto does for about half the price.
It is a learning remote,can operate up to 12 components,LCD touch screen(SWEET!!!!)
single key operates up to 16 serial operation steps, big blue backlite LCD screen
the retail price is about $140.00, the others are around $400 to $500 dollars
i love this thing!!
you can buy it here
www.mr-remote.com
i have the Sony RM-AV2000. does everything
Maranz and the pronto does for about half the price.
It is a learning remote,can operate up to 12 components,LCD touch screen(SWEET!!!!)
single key operates up to 16 serial operation steps, big blue backlite LCD screen
the retail price is about $140.00, the others are around $400 to $500 dollars
i love this thing!!
you can buy it here
www.mr-remote.com
