Dish Network DVR 522 remote 2

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jaylow48
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Dish Network DVR 522 remote 2

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I had Dish Network and a DVR 522 receiver installed a few days ago. The second remote (RF) works great for controlling both my TV and the receiver; however, it's missing one "critical" feature - no sleep button. To make matters worse, the sleep timer isn't available through a menu either.

Is there a universal remote that has RF, will control my Samsung TV and the 522 and has learning? JP1 would also be nice, but the setup on the remote is simple and I can probably get by with out it.

Thanks for any suggestions.

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You have to understand what you're asking for when you ask for a universal remote with RF. There is no such thing as a universal remote that will universally work RF devices. When you see a universal listed as having RF (like the URC-9910 and the 15-2117) this RF feature just works as a "remote extender" allowing you to use the remote from another room. The RF in the remote communicates with the RF base unit that comes with the remote.
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The Robman wrote:The RF in the remote communicates with the RF base unit that comes with the remote.
Rob,

Let me make sure I understand what you're saying. The univerisal remote communicates with the base unit via RF. The base unit then communicates with the devices (TV, DVR, etc.) via IR?

Thanks,

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jaylow48 wrote: Let me make sure I understand what you're saying. The univerisal remote communicates with the base unit via RF. The base unit then communicates with the devices (TV, DVR, etc.) via IR?
Correct.
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johnsfine wrote:
jaylow48 wrote: Let me make sure I understand what you're saying. The univerisal remote communicates with the base unit via RF. The base unit then communicates with the devices (TV, DVR, etc.) via IR?
Correct.
Thanks!
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