ELECTRONIC REMOTE CONTROL UNITS

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
FOXAPPER Fox Electronics & Technology, Inc. 265 Eisenhower Lane South Lombard IL 60148 electronic remote control units;
JM TELECOM, INC. J.M. TELECOM, INC. 324 West Main Street Collegeville PA 19928 electronic remote control units for use with audio and video receiving equipment in CATV systems;INC.;
MAG REMOTES J.M. TELECOM, INC. 324 West Main Street Collegeville PA 19928 electronic remote control units for use with audio and video receiving equipment in CATV systems;REMOTES;
REMOTE2.0 OpenPeak Inc. 1750 Clint Moore Road Boca Raton FL 33487 Electronic remote control units for the control and automation of electronic, audio, video, lighting, security, and environmental equipment, apparatus and appliances, namely, radios, radio receivers, players and recorders for CDs, players and recorders for mini-discs and MP3 files, compact disc players, DVD players, video cassette players, personal computers, digital video recorders, personal video recorders, digital media adapters, tape recorders, amplifiers, loud speaker systems, headphones, earphones, television sets, radio receiving sets, telephones for transmission of data through the Internet and other networks, heating systems, ventilation systems, air conditioning systems, cameras and monitors; application software for managing and operating the remote control units;REMOTE 2.0;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A remote controller, a remote controlled electronic device, a remote control system for an electronic device and a remote control method for an electronic device are provided. The remote controller outputs a control code corresponding to a device ID, a device ID setting/change command and an operation command with respect to one or more electronic devices input from a user. The electronic device receives the device ID and/or control code from the remote controller and stores the received device ID. A control unit of the electronic device determines whether to operate in response to a control code received from the remote controller by checking whether the received device ID matches with the stored device ID. An output unit of the electronic device displays the device ID and/or a function in operation.