Hopper/Joey IR?

[wilme2]

One remote on coffee table, one on kitchen table, and another on kitchen bar counter. Beats walking around looking for the one true remote all the time... (Heck, even have a Harmony 890 pro, such that have four remotes handy)

 

[Dishman1978]

One remote on coffee table, one on kitchen table, and another on kitchen bar counter. Beats walking around looking for the one true remote all the time... (Heck, even have a Harmony 890 pro, such that have four remotes handy)

Dude, this is major 'convience'. Lol

 

[cnacht]

I have all my equipment in my basement and use IR to control my equipment. Will the IR on the Hoppers and Joey's just use the standard Dish network addresses? I have 2 722's right now and one is set to address 1 and the other to address 2 and this works great. If I upgraded to 2 Hoppers and a Joey will I be able to use address 1, 2, and 3 and set it up using Dish codes that are already in most standard databases?

 

[n0qcu]

No one knows for sure but I am guessing it will be exactly like the 922 and only address #1 will work.

 

[cnacht]

I hope that is not the case because it will suck for custom installers and customers who have distributed audio and video systems in their home. Hopefully Scott knows or could ask the Dish Network folks.
Chad

 

[digitalblue]

Anybody have any info on what makes this remote ZigBee compliant?? Dish makes no reference to ZigBee from what I can find but I swear I heard that somewhere.

 

[sethwell]

Anybody have any info on what makes this remote ZigBee compliant?? Dish makes no reference to ZigBee from what I can find but I swear I heard that somewhere.

This is all i know about the ZigBee info, "Model 40.0 Universal UHF/IR remote control using proprietary
ZigBee RF4CE profile (provided with every receiver)" that is from the [URL="http://www.satelliteguys.us/attachment.php?attachmentid=73113&d=1326510110"]CES271 Hopper Spec Sheet_FINAL.pdf[/URL]