It's based on light. Infrared light to be specific. The remote sends pulses to the TV which is decoded by the computer chip inside to perform whatever function that matches the pulse code from the remote. Many newer models will use radio frequencies to do the same functions allowing the user to use it without direct line of sight.
A Sky remote control is a remote control that works in sync with a Sky Digibox and TV. A Sky Digibox is a specific brand of cable boxes. Most of these remote control are universal and will work with any TV.
Yes, there is a TV remote app for Sharp TVs which works for versions that support IP Control. projects.deman.com/projects/mikes-remote/wiki
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remote control or tv remote or "clicker"
That would be LGs passive 3D TV models although other smart televisions may have similar remote control features.
The Hannspree HANNSPREEDOG 10 in. Plush Dog LCD TV comes with a remote control.
I don't know but I do know that the program codes for a lg works to program a dish remote to control a seiki tv.
If your television has an IF "eye," it may be powered on using a remote control. Sorry your screwed.
Select a channel on your TV. Direct the Sky+ remote from the TV and the TV button. Press and hold until a red light at the top of the remote blinks twice. Put in the 4 numbers from the Sky+ and afterwards press the Select. There should be a red light that flashes twice. Codes can be found online at the Sky Remote TV Code Checker.
You cannot program a Direct TV receiver with this remote. The Toshiba TV this was designed for was introduced before the Direct TV HD systems came out. This remote does not control any model of DVR. If you want to control both of these with one remote, get a Logitech Harmony remote.
It is a remote control for a Toshiba tv. It controls among other tv's, the Toshiba 42wl58p.
Supposing you have a remote to control the light, the remote for the light and the remote for the TV are probably on the same frequency.