Simple remote control used for one device

Possibilities:

• It enables control over various infrared control devices.
• Remote control can be made on the basis of the original remote and in accordance with client’s recommendations.
• Remote control can contain custom encoding system designed for the use of your device only.

Examples of its use:

• TV remote control with additional buttons which function is to control other devices (e.g. lightings, roller blinds),
• remote control with basic functions, useful in hotel TV, where limited access to TV programs is often necessary,
• Simplified version of TV remote control – without the function of changing advanced settings of device, no possibility of TV disprogramming.

Multipurpose remote control used for many devices

Possibilities:

• It enables infrared control over devices.
• It is designed for multi-device control. Switching over to particular device is done by pressing the exact button (marked as: TV, VCR, SAT, AUX, etc.).
• Full base of codes is stored on the memory card.
• The base counts as of today around 1960 codes and allows supporting of more than 106300 various types of devices.
• Another version of remote which allows adopting various commands transmitted by original remotes is also available.

Examples of its use:

• Multi-purpose remote control used for audio/video devices. Instead of using several remotes, we can make use of one multi-purpose remote control.

Computer programmable remote control

Advantages:

• One programmable remote control which can replace a wide range of original remotes (it is important for sellers and repairers), without the necessity of storing several hundred types of spare remotes.
• Programming with the use of computer, e.g. in the moment of selling.
• Easy to operate, like in case of spare remote.
• The latest base of remote files is available on the Internet.
• It is useful especially when controlled devices are often replaced (e.g. hotel TV).

Radio remote control

Parameters:

Radio control is useful in the following cases:

• when free from interference control is required (without any obstacle)
• when device should be hidden (e.g. in TV cabinet)
• Control in big rooms - wider range in comparison to infrared remote controls
• if it is uncomfortable to direct remote at the set (e.g. when controlled projector is behind the lecturer’s back)

Cooperative devices:

• Radio sets for infrared control of audio/video device in different premises (e.g. SAT tuner).
• Radio sets for both computer and computer applications control.
• Build-in other devices radio sets, used in e.g. intelligent building systems.

Examples of its use:

• Projector control in a big conference room
• Projector control to show slides with the song’s lyrics in church
• Image Recorders