Two Sony remotes controlling both TV's

Hi. I have two Sony televisions in the same room (don't ask!). One is
the KP-48S65 and the other is the KP-57WS510. The remote control for
the 48" controls both the 48" and the 57" (this is also true vice
versa). How do I get the appropiate remote control only control the
right TV?

I don't think you can, both TVs respond to the same signals, there's no way
to make one ignore the other remote, they are both broadcasting the same
commands. Only way would be to get an RF remote with a blaster that covers
one of the TVs IR windows, so it doesn't see IR remote signals, and control
it with the RF remote. Problematic. Sony saves (as do almost all companies)
by using the same codes and remotes for multiple products.

"tefkay" wrote in message
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Hi. I have two Sony televisions in the same room (don't ask!). One is
the KP-48S65 and the other is the KP-57WS510. The remote control for
the 48" controls both the 48" and the 57" (this is also true vice
versa). How do I get the appropiate remote control only control the
right TV?

tefkay wrote:

Hi. I have two Sony televisions in the same room (don't ask!).
One is the KP-48S65 and the other is the KP-57WS510. The remote
control for the 48" controls both the 48" and the 57" (this is
also true vice versa). How do I get the appropiate remote
control only control the right TV?

Sell one, replace it with something other than a Sony. HTH.

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Another staggeringly useless and ****y answer...par for the course with this
twit.

"I-zheet M'drurz" wrote in message
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tefkay wrote:

Hi. I have two Sony televisions in the same room (don't ask!).
One is the KP-48S65 and the other is the KP-57WS510. The remote
control for the 48" controls both the 48" and the 57" (this is
also true vice versa). How do I get the appropiate remote
control only control the right TV?

Sell one, replace it with something other than a Sony. HTH.

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French no less? Don't you know that French is just a degenerate form of
provincial Army gutter latin?

Top posting jerk wrote:

Another staggeringly useless and ****y answer...par for the
course with this twit.

Truth hurts, huh?

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French no less? Don't you know that French is just a
degenerate form of provincial Army gutter latin?

Wow. Commenting on .sig files? You really *are* a clown,
aren't you?! But the beauty of it is, it could have been
written just for you. Go on, go find an on-line translator
page, you *know* you want to!! BWA HA HA HA HAAAAAAA!

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Tape a cone around the infrared sensor on each TV. Since the infrared
is directional, the cone may prevent the TV from picking up some stray
signal. Now, you have to point more accurately when you use your
remote and you don't need both remotes, throw one in the trash.


(tefkay) wrote in message . com...
Hi. I have two Sony televisions in the same room (don't ask!). One is
the KP-48S65 and the other is the KP-57WS510. The remote control for
the 48" controls both the 48" and the 57" (this is also true vice
versa). How do I get the appropiate remote control only control the
right TV?

Or cover the top of your remote with a shielding tube to make the IR
more directional. To make it fancier, you can add a lazer pointer in
the tube so you can aim your IR more precisely using the lazer sight.

(Caloonese) wrote in message . com...
Tape a cone around the infrared sensor on each TV. Since the infrared
is directional, the cone may prevent the TV from picking up some stray
signal. Now, you have to point more accurately when you use your
remote and you don't need both remotes, throw one in the trash.