Are there any other remotes that do RF with DIRECTV?
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First Universal Remote
…and you won’t believe who invented it.
What’s the difference between a UHF remote and an RF Remote?
That remote in your hand is smarter than you think.
A Quick Discussion of DIRECTV Remotes
Get the right remote and it will last you for years!
GOING OLD-SCHOOL: One remote controlling too many receivers?
This tutorial will give you just what you need to know to get your commercial setup perfect!
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NICE AND EASY: When would you use an old remote with your Genie?
You might actually want to keep both remotes around for a while.
Why isn’t there a “universal RF remote?”
Why can’t you control everything as easily as you control your DIRECTV box?
Why would anyone buy an infrared remote?
That remote in your hand is smarter than you know. But can it do everything you need?
TIP: Keep an old-school DIRECTV remote around
Believe it or not, it’s a good idea to keep an old-school DIRECTV remote around, even if you have a new Genie 2 or other fancy DIRECTV system. The older remote has a few buttons…
HOW TO DO IT: Control 3 DIRECTV receivers with 1 remote
Who wouldn’t want a stack of these in the home? It may be just a wish for many residential customers, but for commercial customers, it’s pretty common. Stack several receivers in an equipment rack, and you…
Can I use two Genie remotes on the same receiver?
Come on, you know you love DIRECTV’s Genie Remote. Maybe you were a doubter at first, but it’s easy to use, easy to hold, and gives you just what you need. So you want to have a…
Time to move to an IP remote?
Plain old remotes are boring. While it’s really nice that you can use an infrared remote on almost any piece of equipment, there are some real limitations to the traditional remote. You have to point it…