| Post 2 made on Tuesday May 2, 2006 at 23:34 |
Ericjb Active Member |
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Buy yourself an MRF-300. You can then create 3 devices CBL1, CBL2, CBL3. All will be identical, but in the RF setup you will set CBL1 to Line1 on the MRF, CBL2 will be set to Line2, CBL3 will be set to Line3.
Next you run an emitter from the MRF Port1 to Cable Box 1, Port2 to Cable Box 2, and so on.
All this, of course, after you make sure the dial on the bottom is set to 0. Then watch the status light for 1 minute if it doesn't flicker at all, change it to any ID but 0, change the ID in the software to the same as the MRF and download the remote. If it does flicker, relocate the antenna until you see no flickering.
This is easy to do, we just did a bar with 13 identical TVs, 8 identical SAT receivers, and other equipment with 3 MRF300s and an MX-3000.
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