Hi all,
Those of you with 2 or more slingboxes under the same roof, how do you prevent remote address conflicts? Here's my dilemma - I have a 722 (remote address 1) with a Slingbox Classic attached to it. It's been functioning great for several years now. I have a 622 in the bedroom (remote address 5) that I just attached a new Slingbox Pro to. I can't control my bedroom 622 with the Slingbox Pro - I assume because it's remote address is not "1". If I change the remote address on the 622 to "1", I know that the bedroom Dish remote will interfere/conflict with my 722 that is located within RF range (and vice versa) down in my home theater room. Removing the remote antenna's or otherwise reducing the range of the UHF functionality of the remotes is not good because I distribute the TV2 output of the 722 around the house to other TV's (the each have their own Dish remote to control them and the 722). Can the Slingbox Pro's IR remote emitter control another address (say "5")? Any other suggestions or workarounds?
Thanks!
Those of you with 2 or more slingboxes under the same roof, how do you prevent remote address conflicts? Here's my dilemma - I have a 722 (remote address 1) with a Slingbox Classic attached to it. It's been functioning great for several years now. I have a 622 in the bedroom (remote address 5) that I just attached a new Slingbox Pro to. I can't control my bedroom 622 with the Slingbox Pro - I assume because it's remote address is not "1". If I change the remote address on the 622 to "1", I know that the bedroom Dish remote will interfere/conflict with my 722 that is located within RF range (and vice versa) down in my home theater room. Removing the remote antenna's or otherwise reducing the range of the UHF functionality of the remotes is not good because I distribute the TV2 output of the 722 around the house to other TV's (the each have their own Dish remote to control them and the 722). Can the Slingbox Pro's IR remote emitter control another address (say "5")? Any other suggestions or workarounds?
Thanks!