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The revolutionary Universal Remote Control ( URC ) MX-6000 brings the power of WiFi networking to the home theater, without compromising simplicity. The MX-6000 is the first home theater remote control to offer two independent communications and control methods simultaneously. The MX-6000 provides both a narrow band 418 MHz transmitter for instant control of conventional home theater components and a WiFi transceiver for high speed transfer of cover art, artist, album and title metadata. The high speed of the built-in 802.11 B/G WiFi transceiver enables the MX6000 to display lists of artists, albums or songs and to display the cover art of the selected album on the Now Playing screen of the remote control.
When the MX-6000 is connected to the Internet, pre-programmed modules enable instant access to personalized news, sports, weather and stocks. Unlike other devices, the MX-6000's news, sports, weather and stocks modules are user-configurable without a programmer or a PC. On a whim, you can check out the opposing team's scores, or get the weather forecast for a vacation destination. News, Sports, Weather and Stocks modules require that the MX-6000 be installed to a WiFi router with an Internet connection.  Stereo and home theater systems.

Just some of the features of the MX3000 Remote: Bright, Clear, Fully Customizable Active Matrix Color Touch Screen.  Templates and Galleries of GIF, Animated GIFs and JPEGs Speed Software Setup.  Control Up to 255 Devices with an Award-Winning, Lightweight and Ergonomic Design.  Sleek Tabletop Docking Station, Battery Charger and USB Cable Included.  New MRF-250 RF Base Station Provides True "No More Pointing" Operation, Indoors or Outdoors - Up to 100'. Eliminate Plasma TV Interference Without Expensive "Plasma-Proof" IR Sensors.  Because the MX-3000 can issue both line-of-sight IR and omnidirectional RF, plasma television sets can be controlled directly via IR, while out of sight A/V components are controlled via RF without the need for any IR repeater installation. Whether equipment is behind closed doors, inside cabinets, in other rooms of the house or even outdoors, the MX-3000 will send the necessary commands without pointing the remote controller at any A/V components.
Utilize Identical TV's or Other Components Without External "Black Box Routers" , a single MRF250 RF Base Station can route the IR commands of up to six identical components. In houses with identical TVs or Satellite receivers spread around the house, you can install additional MRF-250 RF Base Stations. Each MRF-250 is assigned one of 16 unique ID Numbers allowing up to 16 equipment locations in a single installation. Each MRF-250 can be controlled from any MX-3000. A system can be comprised of any number of MX-3000's and MRF- 250's. If desired, each MRF-250 Base Station can have a dedicated MX-3000 programmed only for the components in that room. For instance, a single MX-3000 may be used to control three different locations, or each location can have its own MX-3000.

The Universal Remote TX-1000 Medius achieves a magnificent combination of power and flexibility, simplifying and automating operation of even the most complex system via it's virtually unlimited memory. Up to 40 devices can be created on the TX1000 with up to 40 pages per device. This allows custom interfaces to be created for every room and every user, complete with automated favorite channels and stations.

The Universal Remote KP-900 is a powerful keypad remote that controls all audio and video equipment in a home, simplifying and automating the operation of even the most complex Home Theater system to achieve an extraordinary combination of power and flexibility. It can be mounted on a wall AND used as a handheld remote, making it ideal for retrofitting into homes with existing entertainment systems, as well as for new homes. The KP900 boasts a generous 4 Megabits of user-configurable Flash memory, which supports up to 400 full pages of commands that can be distributed into as many as 255 devices. Additional features include a 255-color backlighting palette for the LCD display, one-touch blue backlighting for all the hard buttons, the ability to learn new IR commands, a small integrated speaker for audible feedback, a built-in sleep timer, and a USB cable. Four AAA batteries supply reliable, long-lasting power. Range: RF - Up to 100 feet when used with MRF-260, MRF-350 or MSC-400 RF Base stations.

The Universal Remote MX-980 is a powerful wand-style custom control designed to advance the state of the art of Home Theater programming and integration. Achieving an apex of power, style and versatility, it enables professional installers to more quickly and efficiently customize and automate sophisticated Home Theaters and whole house A/V systems -- while empowering their owners to handle them as naturally as a race car driver hugs the road.
Ideal for homes with one or more A/V systems, the MX980 is as intuitive for installers to program as it is for users to operate. Its unique synergies automate and simplify operation of even the most complex home systems. Its many highlights include a big, bright color LCD display, an open programming architecture, Narrow Band RF capability, and seamless integration with other control devices. 
Range: RF - Up to 100 feet when used with MRF-260, MRF-350 or MSC-400 RF Base stations

The Universal Remote Control MX-900 Genesis achieves a magnificent combination of power and flexibility, simplifying and automating operation of even the most complex system via it's virtually unlimited memory. Up to 40 devices can be created with up to 40 pages per device. This allows the MX900 custom interfaces to be created for every room and every user, complete with automated favorite channels and stations.
In combination with a Complete Control RF Base Station, the MX-900 can control your system without being in line-of-sight of the equipment. Either the MRF-350 / MRF-300 or the MRF-250 RF base station is compatible with the MX-900. All incorporate RF addressing. RF Addressing gives you the ability to control equipment locations throughout your home, even if they are concealed in other rooms or are behind closed doors. The MX-900 is one step above the MX-810 remote.
MX810 base stations are the same as MX900 remote.

Universal Remote MX350 Transmits both IR and RF signals
Create custom text labels on expanded LCD screen
Replaces up to 10 remote controls
Instant access up to 40 favorite channels with the press of one button
Punch through operation for easy control of frequently used functions
Automate regular activities with 432 macro buttons, each with up to 190 commands
Retains programming without batteries up to 10 years
Works indoors or outdoors with the optional MRF-250 RF receiver (see below to order)
Use multiple RF receivers and individually assign IR emitters on each RF receiver      Specifications:    Learning Capability: 720 IR commands at standard frequencies (15 kHz to 100 kHz)    Macro Capability: 472 macro and favorite channel buttons (up to 190 steps each)    LCD Scren Size: .875" x 1.875"    RF Frequency: 418 MHz    Range: RF - 50 to 100 feet / IR - 30 to 50 feet. Approximate range will vary depending upon operational and environmental conditions. Use with MRF250 and up.

Improved spurious adjacent signal rejection Universal Remote Control MRF350
The MRF-350 receives Narrow Band RF (radio frequency) signals via the RFX-250 RF Sensor (antenna module). The RFX-250 displays RF interference via a bright red LED which flickers when interference is present. Simply relocate the RFX-250 out of the interference area to resolve the problem.

Computer Software Editor, Windows Based PC Software.  The MX Editor software contains over 1,500 "code sets" of Brands/Models, including hard to find and specific discrete codes that allow for precise control of all system components. MX Editor also has the ability to learn new commands and Live Update the IR database over the internet, guaranteeing compatibility with any component you may add to your system in the future. MX Editor can be used on a Mac if the user has a Windows 98, ME, 2000 or XP emulator.  Each macro is a series of commands that is activated with a touch of a button. By utilizing macros, one no longer has to use multiple remotes to operate various A/V components.