Remote's 1/2 DVR switch

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#105177 28-Jun-2012 17:18

I know I've read about this previously in this forum, but I just can't find where.

How do I determine which DVR works with which selected setting.

At present both remotes I have, seem to address both machines, regardless of the switch settings of each remote.

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#647728 28-Jun-2012 17:20

You have to program the TiVo to match remote setting. Will try and find the info.

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#647730 28-Jun-2012 17:22

Try this page http://support.tivo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/284

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#647746 28-Jun-2012 18:09

Thanks.

This link appeared to provide the answer and I was able to set the remote address to "2" as reported in the system information page.

However, the remotes both continued to operate the DVR regardless of their switch settings.

Never mind. I've fixed the problem by using the TiVos in separate rooms. At least they both control powere.volume etc. for their relative model TVs. One a Sony and the other a Samsung.

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#647750 28-Jun-2012 18:21

I had some grief but because I use a Harmony remote it isn't an issue anyway.

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#647754 28-Jun-2012 18:33

I used that link and now control 2 TIVO units with the single remote - I had to set the value to 1 on the first TIVO and then to 2 on the other Unit. I also have keypress beeps turned on for the second unit (but off for the first) so I always know which one I'm using!!!

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#647755 28-Jun-2012 18:34

Try this one, worked for me. Just assigned #1 and #2 and used the small slider indicator on the remote to show which remote belongs to which device (I don't think the slider actually does anything?)

http://support.tivo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/274/related/1/session/L2F2LzEvc2lkL1d5NGFYTV9r

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#647891 28-Jun-2012 22:13

scuwp: Try this one, worked for me. Just assigned #1 and #2 and used the small slider indicator on the remote to show which remote belongs to which device (I don't think the slider actually does anything?)

http://support.tivo.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/274/related/1/session/L2F2LzEvc2lkL1d5NGFYTV9r

Slider? That's a switch. Program each position separately as if they were separate remotes.