Randall McGehee
Novice Member
I am a high school video production teacher who has hung 8 Aaxa M6 projectors in a tight cluster from the ceiling of our high school auditorium, aimed upwards at the white ceiling, to be used for student video projection mapping projects.
The problem I am having is communicating with individual projectors with their remote. A single remote affects more than one projector. How can I dedicate a remote to its projector, so that it doesn't talk to other projectors? There are no exposed switches on the projector to customize the frequency a remote uses to communicate with it. I can't use the buttons on top of the projectors, as they are 15 feet up in the air. The manufacturer says they cant be tuned to a particular remote. They suggested using "USB IR Extender pointed at different angles" which makes little sense to me.
Any thoughts on a workaround would be greatly appreciated.
Randall
The problem I am having is communicating with individual projectors with their remote. A single remote affects more than one projector. How can I dedicate a remote to its projector, so that it doesn't talk to other projectors? There are no exposed switches on the projector to customize the frequency a remote uses to communicate with it. I can't use the buttons on top of the projectors, as they are 15 feet up in the air. The manufacturer says they cant be tuned to a particular remote. They suggested using "USB IR Extender pointed at different angles" which makes little sense to me.
Any thoughts on a workaround would be greatly appreciated.
Randall