Yes, most TV brands' remotes only work exclusively with the brand that made them. If you wanted to use a different remote on every TV, I suggest you look into a universal remote.
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1) IrDA devices have built-in error checking; remote controls usually do not have this feature. 2) Remote controls work at greater distances. 3) Remote controls are unidirectional, but IrDA devices are bidirectional.
It seems Sky remote controls are easily programmable. Here is a site that will help you program you're Sky remote to any television: http://www.sky.com/helpcentre/tv/remote-controls/operate-tv-with-sky-remote/
This is a glitch with the Panasonic & Motorola DCH series, but neither company will acknowledge the problem. See the discussion on dsl reports here: http://www.dslreports.com/forum/r21108605-3416-in-CO-Remote-doesnt-work You should make every effort to get Motorola and Panasonic to listen. Also, bring it to the attention of your cable provider.
remote control work at a greater distances
In this remote, the little LED light that controls the remote will emit the infra red spectrum. You will not see the light but the control will work.
There are many remote controls that would work with your Harbor Breeze Ceiling Fan. Check out the selection of replacement remotes at Lowes. http://www.harborbreeze-ceilingfans.com/harbor-breeze-remote-controls/
One of the top names in universal remote controls is the Harmony remote, by Logitech. This remote can be programed to work with your PC, as well as all your audio visual components.
Polaroid TVs typically work with universal remote controls that are compatible with various brands. Many universal remotes can be programmed to operate Polaroid TVs using a code search feature or by entering specific codes for Polaroid models. Additionally, some Polaroid TVs may also be compatible with remote controls designed for similar brands. Always check the compatibility list of the universal remote before purchasing.
To program a new remote to a Panasonic TH 37PV60E, first, insert the batteries into the remote. Then, turn on the TV using the power button on the unit. Next, press and hold the "TV" button on the remote until the red LED light turns on, then release the button. Finally, press and hold the "Enter" button until the LED blinks and turns off, indicating the remote is programmed. If it doesn't work, refer to the remote's manual for specific pairing instructions.
Sky remote controls are very easy to use. They are universal, and can connect to any TV, DVD/VCR player, or DVD recorder. They will work with absolutely anything, and they are easy to read as well.
Of course not!!!!! it will never work but i ♥ phones anyways!!!!!!!!!!!