Universal Remote Control MRF-300 Addressable RF Base Station

Description: Use the multi-zone MRF-300 addressable RF base station to expand the range of your MX-3000, Aurora, Aeros, Omega and Osiris remote controls. Enjoy the convenience of controlling out-of-sight components that are away from your remote control.... Read More

Description: Use the multi-zone MRF-300 addressable RF base station to expand the range of your MX-3000, Aurora, Aeros, Omega and Osiris remote controls. Enjoy the convenience of controlling out-of-sight components that are away from your remote control. The MRF-300 receives the RF signal via RFX-150 the RF sensor with integrated antenna (antenna module). You can mount this antenna module at a distance (up to 100 feet away) with a three-conductor wire to optimize RF reception.MRF-300 RF base station has built-in front blaster that sends infra-red command to control equipments in the same cabinet space as the MRF-300. Alternatively, each MRF-300 has six assignable IR outputs to control components that are out-of-sight of MRF-300's front blaster. You can use (up to) fifteen MRF-300s in your house at different locations (indoors and outdoors). Use one of these (fifteen) addressable identifiers for each individual MRF-300 to control up to 90 components total in your house.Key Features?Infra-red Front BlasterMRF-300 RF base station converts your remote's RF command to infra-red signals for controlling A/V components. It has built-in front blaster that sends command to control equipment in the same cabinet space as the MRF-300. Place MRF-300 receiver base station (including the antenna module) at a distance up to 100 feet from your remote control.?No Pointing NeededMRF-300 allows you to achieve "no more pointing" for RF signals that travels through walls and furniture. MRF-300 includes an RFX-150 antenna module that you can place at a distance to receive interference-free signals. With MRF-300, you don't have to point your remote control towards your components. You can also control out-of-sight components (using IR flashers) that are away from your remote controls.?Interference-free RF ReceptionMRF-300 receives the RF signals via the RFX-150 RF sensor with integrated antenna that always measures the RF interference. Its Red LED flickers if considerable interference is present. In this situation, you need to either reduce the range (via an adjustable screw) or relocate the RFX-150 to minimize interference.?Flashers IncludedEach MRF-300 comes with six self-adhesive flashers that you should affix to infrared sensors on the front panels of your components. The flasher relay commands to components that are out-of-sight from the MRF-300's front blaster. Plug in the flashers (each 10 feet long) at MRF-300's rear flasher line output jacks.?Fifteen Component LocationsControl up to 90 components in different rooms in your house! Install MRF-300 base stations at many places (up to fifteen), even outdoors. Each MRF-300 is assigned one of fifteen unique address identifiers (IDs) for these locations. Your remote can now talk to a specific MRF-300. Minimize