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From: john@moncol.UUCP (John Ruschmeyer)
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Subject: Intelligence of the GE IR remote
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Date: Thu, 16-Jan-86 18:10:28 EST
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After reading several net articles about the GE programmable remote and its
memory, I have one question...

How do you resolve conflicts between two devices which use the same IR
signal for different purposes?

When I used to work in the TV department of a department store, I remember
seeing times when two adjacent sets would use the same signal for different
purposes- on one TV, the channel would step while on the other, the volume
would increase. How does the GE (or GE owners) resolve this?

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