T99NY W
Novice Member
Hi Chaps,
I'm a newbie on here seeking advice regarding the remote control of my lighting, curtains and AV at home.
Currently our set up is all controlled from a single Philips Pronto TSU9400 Remote Control, which signals to a Philips Radio to IR converter box in a riser cupboard where all the various head end parts are installed, such as Amps, Sky Box, lighting controls and so on with a hardward wired IR emitter fixed adjacent each piece of kit.
The Pronto Remote got knocked onto the floor recently and no longer works. Also, I've no longer got the original programming / config file when it was set up (laptop it was on died years ago). This has left us needing to visit the cupboard with various individual remote controls to get things working as it stands.
My question is, what is the current best option to upgrade / replace what I have? Are there options available to use something like a tablet or iPad to control the same equipment, or are we still looking at universal remote technology? It appears the TSU9400 is no longer sold, so if we want a single remote control option, it looks like we'll need something new?
Sincere thanks in advance for any guidance / assistance you can offer.
Tony
I'm a newbie on here seeking advice regarding the remote control of my lighting, curtains and AV at home.
Currently our set up is all controlled from a single Philips Pronto TSU9400 Remote Control, which signals to a Philips Radio to IR converter box in a riser cupboard where all the various head end parts are installed, such as Amps, Sky Box, lighting controls and so on with a hardward wired IR emitter fixed adjacent each piece of kit.
The Pronto Remote got knocked onto the floor recently and no longer works. Also, I've no longer got the original programming / config file when it was set up (laptop it was on died years ago). This has left us needing to visit the cupboard with various individual remote controls to get things working as it stands.
My question is, what is the current best option to upgrade / replace what I have? Are there options available to use something like a tablet or iPad to control the same equipment, or are we still looking at universal remote technology? It appears the TSU9400 is no longer sold, so if we want a single remote control option, it looks like we'll need something new?
Sincere thanks in advance for any guidance / assistance you can offer.
Tony