RF extenders control equipment in different rooms

[vermag]

In my setup, my satellite receiver is in a different room from the home theatre containing AV receiver, projector and DVD player. If I use a Logitech Harmony One remote, buy two LRRX units, place one LRRX receiver and emitter in front of the satellite receiver, place the second LRRX receiver and emitter in front of the home theatre cabinet and use one LRRX transmitter battery in the Harmony remote, would its signals be picked up by both LRRX receivers? I assume that both LRRXs would need to be on the same frequency.

[SolidSignal_Mike]

Yes you can have two LRRX's that respond to one remote. Even if LRRX -A picks up LRRX-B signals, it doesn't matter. That is the same reason why your home theater remote wont control your satellite receiver. If the home theater system is close enough (within 7 ft) you can buy dual head emitters, that connect to two devices on one remote extender.

-Mike

[vermag]

Thanks Mike - and will the LRRX work with the Harmony One remote? I read on your site that they do not work with some Harmony remotes. Harmony One is an IR remote.

[vermag]

Never mind - I see that the Harmony One uses a Li - ion battery, not a AAA or AA, so the transmitter will not even fit.

Originally Posted by vermag

Thanks Mike - and will the LRRX work with the Harmony One remote? I read on your site that they do not work with some Harmony remotes. Harmony One is an IR remote.