Dish network remote.
Would like to use a IR dish network remote control with cabinet doors closed using the stock IR remote.Need a IR to RF to IR control.
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- My Dish receiver is stock and it uses a RF Remote and it does exactly what you are wanting to do.
- You can BUY the Dish RF remote or buy this extender. Doug
http://www.nextgen.us/remote-extender-plus-receiver-kit-p/remoteextenderplus.htm - I've had them for years. They eat batteries, 4 AAA, needing replaced about every month. They do work well though.
- Replace the wood door front with mesh or screen. Helps get the heat away from the electronics, too.
hilldude wrote:
Would like to use a IR dish network remote control with cabinet doors closed using the stock IR remote.Need a IR to RF to IR control.
What Dish Receiver do you have?SaltiDawg wrote:
It is a VIP622,uses an IR remote.hilldude wrote:
Would like to use a IR dish network remote control with cabinet doors closed using the stock IR remote.Need a IR to RF to IR control.
What Dish Receiver do you have?hilldude wrote:
SaltiDawg wrote:
It is a VIP622,uses an IR remote.hilldude wrote:
Would like to use a IR dish network remote control with cabinet doors closed using the stock IR remote.Need a IR to RF to IR control.
What Dish Receiver do you have?
hilldude,
The 622 Receiver uses either an IR Remote OR an RF Remote, or BOTH depending on how set up.
May I assume that you only view one station at a time? In other words, even if you have two (or more) TVs that you are OK with not watching one show on one set while watching a different program on the other?
With the 622 you could operate in either of these modes.- This will do what you want, very cheaply, it works great, I am curently using two of them for different devices.
IR Extender. Johno02 wrote:
This will do what you want, very cheaply, it works great, I am curently using two of them for different devices.
IR Extender.
His receiver is designed to operate directly with a proprietary Dish RF remote... available free from Dish.
