New Universal Remote 16-1

[miguel]

New Sunwave SRC9320 REmote, can control 16 devices, does Macros for multiple
functions etc. New at Harvey Norman for $349, selling for $170 including
postage. For more details visit;

http://www.sun-wave.com/products_1.php?product_id=1099559903&area_id=1099471722

*Touch screen universal remote control
*Learn and mimic up to 16 remote controls
*56 buttons per device
*Super Fast IR Learning & Pre-Programming
*MCU program fully upgradeable
*7 rubber buttons for frequently used features
*Code collector to collect unrecognized code
*User friendly Learning Guide walks you through learning process Macro,
all commands will be showed on LCD screen in sequence
*Rename devices & Change touch screen icon layout
*Assign Marcos of up to 60 commands long including time delays
*During Macro transmission all commands are shown on LCD screen
*5 Channel Classifications make grouping your favorite programs easy
*SLEEP Mode can send a Macro after a time delay
*LED Backlight button lights up entire touch screen & rubber buttons
*Calendar and clock built-in
*8 Timers for sending commands at specific times, days, or even dates
*Automatic Power Down
*Duplicate function

Respond to miguelg@tpg.com.au

[Louis Solomon [SteelBytes]]

no thanks, I';ll stick with my Philips Pronto :-)

--
Louis Solomon
www.SteelBytes.com

"miguel" <93023098@tpg.com.au> wrote in message
news:421346a2$1@dnews.tpgi.com.au...
> New Sunwave SRC9320 REmote, can control 16 devices, does Macros for
> multiple functions etc. New at Harvey Norman for $349, selling for $170
> including postage. For more details visit;
>
> http://www.sun-wave.com/products_1.php?product_id=1099559903&area_id=1099471722
>
> *Touch screen universal remote control
> *Learn and mimic up to 16 remote controls
> *56 buttons per device
> *Super Fast IR Learning & Pre-Programming
> *MCU program fully upgradeable
> *7 rubber buttons for frequently used features
> *Code collector to collect unrecognized code
> *User friendly Learning Guide walks you through learning process Macro,
> all commands will be showed on LCD screen in sequence
> *Rename devices & Change touch screen icon layout
> *Assign Marcos of up to 60 commands long including time delays
> *During Macro transmission all commands are shown on LCD screen
> *5 Channel Classifications make grouping your favorite programs easy
> *SLEEP Mode can send a Macro after a time delay
> *LED Backlight button lights up entire touch screen & rubber buttons
> *Calendar and clock built-in
> *8 Timers for sending commands at specific times, days, or even dates
> *Automatic Power Down
> *Duplicate function
>
> Respond to miguelg@tpg.com.au
>
>
>

[Ayn Marx]

miguel wrote:
> New Sunwave SRC9320 REmote, can control 16 devices, does Macros for
multiple
> functions etc. New at Harvey Norman for $349, selling for $170
including
> postage. For more details visit;
>
>
http://www.sun-wave.com/products_1.php?product_id=1099559903&area_id=1099471722
>
> *Touch screen universal remote control
> *Learn and mimic up to 16 remote controls
> *56 buttons per device
> *Super Fast IR Learning & Pre-Programming
> *MCU program fully upgradeable
> *7 rubber buttons for frequently used features
> *Code collector to collect unrecognized code
> *User friendly Learning Guide walks you through learning process
Macro,
> all commands will be showed on LCD screen in sequence
> *Rename devices & Change touch screen icon layout
> *Assign Marcos of up to 60 commands long including time delays
> *During Macro transmission all commands are shown on LCD screen
> *5 Channel Classifications make grouping your favorite programs easy
> *SLEEP Mode can send a Macro after a time delay
> *LED Backlight button lights up entire touch screen & rubber buttons
> *Calendar and clock built-in
> *8 Timers for sending commands at specific times, days, or even dates
> *Automatic Power Down
> *Duplicate function
>
Complex remotes that include macro's running everything from room
lighting to opening the curtains can get you in trouble. Recently at a
family gathering the kiddies got to my friends universal remote and
managed to bring down the garage door ON TOP OF the family Jag. Not
happy Jan!

[Public Image Ltd]

Ayn Marx wrote:

> Complex remotes that include macro's running everything from room
> lighting to opening the curtains can get you in trouble.

They don't have to be that complex. Until I made some changes, my
digital set-top box remote caused the DVD player to bang its tray into
a glass door.

[Phil Seakins]

On 16 Feb 2005 15:25:10 -0800, "Ayn Marx" <mdhjwh@iprimus.com.au>
wrote:
>miguel wrote:
>> New Sunwave SRC9320 REmote, can control 16 devices, does Macros for
>multiple
>> functions etc. New at Harvey Norman for $349, selling for $170
>including
<snip>
>Complex remotes that include macro's running everything from room
>lighting to opening the curtains can get you in trouble. Recently at a
>family gathering the kiddies got to my friends universal remote and
>managed to bring down the garage door ON TOP OF the family Jag. Not
>happy Jan!

Interesting! How do you suppose an infrared controller managed to
operate a garage controller which almost certainly runs on 433MHz
radio frequencies using unlearnable rolling or hopping codes.

Yet another urban myth I would suspect.

[Michael]

There's plenty of infrared to X-10, RF, etc. converters around. I use one
to convert the IR from my pronto to X-10 to operate lights.

"Phil Seakins" <psnonyaa@hotpop.com> wrote in message
news:otu711l0gv4jaspapti22cdqolnhrahfc7@4ax.com...
> Interesting! How do you suppose an infrared controller managed to
> operate a garage controller which almost certainly runs on 433MHz
> radio frequencies using unlearnable rolling or hopping codes.
>
> Yet another urban myth I would suspect.

[TT]

"Michael" <quadhammerNO@SPICEDHAM@hotmail.com> wrote in
message
news:421412de$0$19013$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.a u...
: There's plenty of infrared to X-10, RF, etc. converters
around. I use one
: to convert the IR from my pronto to X-10 to operate
lights.
:
: "Phil Seakins" <psnonyaa@hotpop.com> wrote in message
: news:otu711l0gv4jaspapti22cdqolnhrahfc7@4ax.com...
: > Interesting! How do you suppose an infrared controller
managed to
: > operate a garage controller which almost certainly runs
on 433MHz
: > radio frequencies using unlearnable rolling or hopping
codes.
: >
: > Yet another urban myth I would suspect.
:
:

Obviously no "obstruction" sensors fitted to prevent this
from this from happening. Cheap $100 (or so) spent really
;-)

TT

[Steve Simpson]

> no thanks, I';ll stick with my Philips Pronto :-)

Is it one with a decent screen? I've never liked my Pronto even though it
can do pretty much anything. Sure it does the job but the screen is soooo
slow to respond and the contrast constantly needs adjusting and even at
optimum it's hard(ish) to read and the backlight chews more power than a
small city. Having only 2 hard buttons under the screen was also a stroke
of utter stupidity.

[Louis Solomon [SteelBytes]]

yeah, the screen contrast is often changing, but that's the only complaint I
have with it. but then, I did buy the base model ... the ones with colour
screens dont have such problems.

I used to use the yamaha programable that came with my amp, but my girl
friends could never get the hang of it. but once I got the pronto, 'the
other half' was much happier :-)

--
Louis Solomon
www.SteelBytes.com


"Steve Simpson" <guest@anon.com> wrote in message
news:37ivj1F5ce9fbU1@individual.net...
>> no thanks, I';ll stick with my Philips Pronto :-)
>
> Is it one with a decent screen? I've never liked my Pronto even though it
> can do pretty much anything. Sure it does the job but the screen is soooo
> slow to respond and the contrast constantly needs adjusting and even at
> optimum it's hard(ish) to read and the backlight chews more power than a
> small city. Having only 2 hard buttons under the screen was also a stroke
> of utter stupidity.
>
>

[Steve Simpson]

The screen seems 10x worse since I started using an iPAQ at work. :-(

[Dack]

You can get these on ebay for about $80,my mate across the road bought one
and i decided to buy one as well after i saw it.


"miguel" <93023098@tpg.com.au> wrote in message
news:421346a2$1@dnews.tpgi.com.au...
> New Sunwave SRC9320 REmote, can control 16 devices, does Macros for
multiple
> functions etc. New at Harvey Norman for $349, selling for $170 including
> postage. For more details visit;
>
>
http://www.sun-wave.com/products_1.php?product_id=1099559903&area_id=1099471722
>
> *Touch screen universal remote control
> *Learn and mimic up to 16 remote controls
> *56 buttons per device
> *Super Fast IR Learning & Pre-Programming
> *MCU program fully upgradeable
> *7 rubber buttons for frequently used features
> *Code collector to collect unrecognized code
> *User friendly Learning Guide walks you through learning process Macro,
> all commands will be showed on LCD screen in sequence
> *Rename devices & Change touch screen icon layout
> *Assign Marcos of up to 60 commands long including time delays
> *During Macro transmission all commands are shown on LCD screen
> *5 Channel Classifications make grouping your favorite programs easy
> *SLEEP Mode can send a Macro after a time delay
> *LED Backlight button lights up entire touch screen & rubber buttons
> *Calendar and clock built-in
> *8 Timers for sending commands at specific times, days, or even dates
> *Automatic Power Down
> *Duplicate function
>
> Respond to miguelg@tpg.com.au
>
>
>

[DR]

isnt there IR software for PDA's these days?

"Steve Simpson" <guest@anon.com> wrote in message
news:37jeahF5deh7sU1@individual.net...
> The screen seems 10x worse since I started using an iPAQ at work. :-(
>

[Louis Solomon [SteelBytes]]

yes.

--
Louis Solomon
www.SteelBytes.com

"DR" <DR@do_not_reply.com> wrote in message
news:6V8Rd.164888$K7.12940@news-server.bigpond.net.au...
> isnt there IR software for PDA's these days?
>
> "Steve Simpson" <guest@anon.com> wrote in message
> news:37jeahF5deh7sU1@individual.net...
>> The screen seems 10x worse since I started using an iPAQ at work. :-(
>>
>
>

[Michael]

Batteries last for yonks on mine and the backlight is set to come on with
each press. Contrast only needs fiddling with when I knock that dial
picking it up.

"Steve Simpson" <guest@anon.com> wrote in message
news:37ivj1F5ce9fbU1@individual.net...
>> no thanks, I';ll stick with my Philips Pronto :-)
>
> Is it one with a decent screen? I've never liked my Pronto even though it
> can do pretty much anything. Sure it does the job but the screen is soooo
> slow to respond and the contrast constantly needs adjusting and even at
> optimum it's hard(ish) to read and the backlight chews more power than a
> small city. Having only 2 hard buttons under the screen was also a stroke
> of utter stupidity.

[Krusty]

http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=5752514729&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT

[Fraser Johnston]

"Louis Solomon [SteelBytes]" <louis@anti.steelbytes.spam.com> wrote in
message news:cv3a80$n68$1@nnrp.waia.asn.au...
> yes.
>

But your PDA needs to have a consumer ir port. The data ones only go about
3 feet max.

Fraser

[Ayn Marx]

Phil Seakins wrote:
>
> Interesting! How do you suppose an infrared controller managed to
> operate a garage controller which almost certainly runs on 433MHz
> radio frequencies using unlearnable rolling or hopping codes.
>
> Yet another urban myth I would suspect.

Their insurance company wishes it was. I know nothing to how this house
was 'wired' to be controlled by the multiple wall panels and remote,
but it was.everything from curtains, lawn sprinklers , garage doors,
motorized beds, wall ovens, microwaves, swimming pool etc as nausium.
One of the first in Melbourne to be built from the ground up with such
'ergonomics' in mind it has been nothing but a nightmare since
inception. I suspect the garage door was controlled both by radio
frequency and by mire. If you really are interested I'll try and find
out, but as the bods who built the place have sold it that may prove
difficult.As an alternative you may like to drive the river end of
Waterdale Rd. Ivanhoe , waggle your universal at the ugly pile on your
left and see if the garage door opens & shuts.You ever know you luck
and I'm sure there's no law against it.