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rti t2 irf-6 problem
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Post 1 made on Friday October 12, 2007 at 08:21
Mark Chirgwin
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I have a crazy problem that i can not figure out

after rewiring my complete home theatre - I moved my irf-6 to the basement with a high gain antenna

unless i was point at the box or antenna it did not work

i checked all 6 channels as well as making sure the remote was set up for RF (which it was)

I then moved the irf-6 and antenna back upstairs and the problem isa still there

the rf worked just 1 week ago

i unplugged all wireless routers and phones and i still cant get rf

any ideas??

i am just about ready to give up and get a univerasl mx-950
Post 2 made on Friday October 12, 2007 at 08:35
vbova27
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Instead of giving up and buying an mx-950, why not upgrade to a better processor & remote? Buy a T1, M2, or T2+ with an RP-1 or RP-6 - I am going up in price...
Sync up a new config file with just one button for RF. Make sure all connections are tight. Obviously when you moved the unit you disrupted something which explains why it still does not work. Did you load a new config on when you moved it? If so, try with your original config for upstairs. Other than that it sounds like interference has been introduced to the equation that has not been there before...

I don't know how much shelf life the IRF-6 have,

On October 12, 2007 at 08:21, Mark Chirgwin said...
I have a crazy problem that i can not figure out

after rewiring my complete home theatre - I moved my irf-6
to the basement with a high gain antenna

unless i was point at the box or antenna it did not work

i checked all 6 channels as well as making sure the remote
was set up for RF (which it was)

I then moved the irf-6 and antenna back upstairs and the
problem isa still there

the rf worked just 1 week ago

i unplugged all wireless routers and phones and i still
cant get rf

any ideas??

i am just about ready to give up and get a univerasl mx-950
Post 3 made on Friday October 12, 2007 at 09:27
thefish
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Make sure to have the antenna plugged in before powering up the processor.

I second vbova27 on the upgrade.
OP | Post 4 made on Friday October 12, 2007 at 09:37
Mark Chirgwin
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I would upgrade to the t2c but i hate the fact that i have to pay someone to program when I enjoy doing it myself
Post 5 made on Saturday October 13, 2007 at 02:16
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On October 12, 2007 at 09:37, Mark Chirgwin said...
I would upgrade to the t2c but i hate the fact that i
have to pay someone to program when I enjoy doing it myself


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Post 6 made on Saturday October 13, 2007 at 13:32
Glackowitz
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On October 12, 2007 at 09:37, Mark Chirgwin said...
I would upgrade to the t2c but i hate the fact that i
have to pay someone to program when I enjoy doing it myself


IF you look into a T2c, ask the dealer if they can help you out with obtaining the software, You seem to be knowledgable with the older version already. The new remotes are nicer and the software is a tad easier to use.

You will of course have to upgrde the RF base unit as well as the IRF-6 isnt compatable with the new remotes
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Post 7 made on Sunday October 14, 2007 at 01:54
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On October 13, 2007 at 13:32, Glackowitz said...
IF you look into a T2c, ask the dealer if they can help
you out with obtaining the software, You seem to be knowledgable
with the older version already. The new remotes are nicer
and the software is a tad easier to use.

You will of course have to upgrde the RF base unit as
well as the IRF-6 isnt compatable with the new remotes

Oops, we are not suposed to suggest the sharing of RTI software here Glack
Never Ignore the Obvious -- H. David Gray


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