David Schamis
Stunt Coordinator
- Joined
- Jul 21, 1999
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OK - here's my situation. I am about to move into a new apartment, and one of the things I plan on doing is having all my HT equipment in my bedroom, with wires running into the living room (which is the main listening room).
But I also want the bedroom to be the 2nd zone, so that I can watch TV, through my Integra Research RDC-7 pre-amp as a switcher, in the bedroom.
I am using a Pronto Pro w/ RF capability for the remote.
So I think what I need to do is run an IR receiver in the living room. This is the easy part - the next part gets trickier!
When I'm in the bedroom, I want to use the RDC-7 as my Zone 2, but since the RDC-7 is actually in the bedroom, any IR signals I send it via the Zone 2 port, will also be picked up by the main sensor. So one option I have is to cover up the main sensor, but this is not a very clean idea.
Does anyone know of any way to make the main sensor Zone 2, or to disable the sensor? I asked Integra and they claim that there is no way to do it.
I know this post probably isn't very clear, but hopefully you guys will get the picture, and maybe have some creative ideas for me.
Thanks,
David
But I also want the bedroom to be the 2nd zone, so that I can watch TV, through my Integra Research RDC-7 pre-amp as a switcher, in the bedroom.
I am using a Pronto Pro w/ RF capability for the remote.
So I think what I need to do is run an IR receiver in the living room. This is the easy part - the next part gets trickier!
When I'm in the bedroom, I want to use the RDC-7 as my Zone 2, but since the RDC-7 is actually in the bedroom, any IR signals I send it via the Zone 2 port, will also be picked up by the main sensor. So one option I have is to cover up the main sensor, but this is not a very clean idea.
Does anyone know of any way to make the main sensor Zone 2, or to disable the sensor? I asked Integra and they claim that there is no way to do it.
I know this post probably isn't very clear, but hopefully you guys will get the picture, and maybe have some creative ideas for me.
Thanks,
David