Request help with remote please...

[hillsmi]

Just placed my receiver in an audio cabinet where the IR sensor is blocked by the wood frame of the door and by the glass.

I know there is a way, somehow, to make the #1 remote act like a #2 remote by switching it from IR to RF, but I don't know how.

Can someone please provide me instructions on how to perform this operation?

Please keep in mind that I have a 322 with a TV2. I currently have the remote addresses on TV2 different, because I have 2 322 units so that the #2 remotes don't conflict with each other.

I appreciate in advance your instruction and expertise.

Thanks again,

Robert

 

[Jared Twomey]

take the battery cover off of the remote, try to remove the little colored tab (right not it is green and says #1)... if you can remove it, flip it over and you should be good to go. If I had to guess though, you won't be able to remove it. If that is the case, you need a different remote. The #1 remote that came with the 322 was not capable of UHF.

 

[hillsmi]

Didn't work...more help please

I do have the 4.0 IR / RF UHF Pro remote.

I did try and flip the tab around to show side 2 up, but it didn't work.

Anyone else with a solution to this problem / request?

Thanks again.

Robert