The add pinned to the front page shows a converter kit. Does anyone know if these are addressable ? I would like to get two of them and don't want interference.
Dish IR to UHF Pro
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The address can be set to any # from 2-16. :upYou're berry welcome, lol. I've had one for a long time and checked in the manual before I answered--couldn't remember. CRS anymore
Ed
CRS.....I hear that. I may get three of them, just in case I misplace one.
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Yea, they work really nice to convert any IR receiver to UHF. Remotes are fully addressable 1-32 frequencies.
Thanks Claude. I didn't know that product was available until it was pinned up front and I did try to search your site. It's Dish specific, but a nice product. I've got a next gen coming but will return it. Wife told me to buy an extra, so there you go. I think I bought a 4700 from you years ago.....alot of them.
Claude,
Does the UHF receiver have to be plugged into the receiver that you want to convert?
You either stick a small IR extender thingee to your receivers' IR "window", which is connected to the converter box via a wire OR you can just aim the box at the receiver from 20' or less. The kit comes with a power suplly and a stand for its' UHF antenna. Yer welcome.
Ed
Aw heck. I just bought one of these (from the Dishstore) about 2 weeks ago and paid $39.99! (do they have a 30 day price guarantee?)
According to the instructions, it has 2 addresses to avoid conflicts if you have two of these units in service.
According to the instructions, it has 2 addresses to avoid conflicts if you have two of these units in service.
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