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universal remote control

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universal remote control
A handheld remote control that can turn on and operate any unit of equipment in a home theater system, such as an A/V receiver, cable box, TV, DVR, CD/DVD player and media hub. It uses built-in remote control codes for different models and may be able to download additional code sets from the Internet. Advanced units have a training mode that accepts signals from another remote placed head to head and assigns them to designated buttons. See IR remote control and RF remote control.


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A universal remote control is programmed to control several electronic devices, replacing branded remote controls They can control gadgets like TV, audio components, VCD plus more A universal remote control is programmed to control several electronic devices, replacing branded remote controls.
Having a Universal Remote Control is very convenient in the fact that it allows the user to require only one controller for almost all of their electronic appliances.
We can make our iPAQ a universal remote control using this remote control software.
 
 
 
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