Change the firmware so that when signal to 1 antenna is 20% better then another the remote jumps to the better signal.

Having to reboot the remote or waiting for a timeout is as Liz Lemon would say "Deal Breaker".

thats a deal breaker!
lol love it.

seriously rti, get on it!

No kidding? I guess I'll wait on this...

I am surprised that there is no fix for this yet.

Shouldn't it be simple to allow for channel hopping, similar to a mesh Wi-Fi network?

This is the #1 reason I am staying away from the Zigbee lineup right now, the first two I put in worked fine, they were small dedicated home theaters which worked fine.

I almost lost my shirt on a larger multi-zone project where distributed audio was controlled from several roaming T2-C's, luckily, the customer ended up not really needing to move the zone remote controls as much as he thought he would initially.

I am hoping there is some sort of solution in the works, it seems awfully cheap to have a customer re-booting remotes on a complex and expensive control system.

Customer has $200 iPod touch that works flawlessly throughout the house. $900 remote no worky. Can't happen.

Maybe they should work it backwards and just create an app for the Touch and use wifi.Lets face it, for the hardware cost starting at $200, will there really be a more interactive device than the Touch. Heres an idea, make a topless remote that the Touch can slide into and run 433 and Wifi and make a charger for both.There it is, solving the worlds problems!

lol . . love it!