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lougump
08-28-2021, 03:52 PM
The Buzz xr4500 remote seems to work well for a couple of weeks with rechargeables, then it seems to start having a mind of it’s own, and starts to malfunction, speeds through channels etc. Change the batteries and then it is okay again for another couple of weeks. Any suggestions?
try to unpair and pair it again and see if that helps.
guest
08-28-2021, 07:48 PM
Batteries are an issue with the Buzz remoted. Rechargeables don't work well they need 1.4 volts to work properly and rechargeable don't have it for very long.
I will they could fix it.
big mac
08-28-2021, 08:25 PM
Batteries are an issue with the Buzz remoted. Rechargeables don't work well they need 1.4 volts to work properly and rechargeable don't have it for very long.
I will they could fix it.
I put my Energizer rechargeable in April in my BT-200 and I'm at 51% 4 months later with no issues.
I put my Energizer rechargeable in April in my BT-200 and I'm at 51% 4 months later with no issues.
agreed its been a 6 7 weeks since i changed batteries
try some good brand batteries or try arq-100 v2 remote. looking very promising remote and compatible with buzz 4000+ and essential boxes.
big mac
08-29-2021, 02:49 AM
try some good brand batteries or try arq-100 v2 remote. looking very promising remote and compatible with buzz 4000+ and essential boxes.
As good as the ARQ-100 is it doesn't come close to the BT-100 or BT-200.And the ARQ-100 works with all models including the 3000 series.
As good as the ARQ-100 is it doesn't come close to the BT-100 or BT-200.And the ARQ-100 works with all models including the 3000 series.
also per video all buttons on v2 are properly mapped for 4000+ and essentials.
big mac
08-29-2021, 03:28 PM
also per video all buttons on v2 are properly mapped for 4000+ and essentials.So which buttons control Faves,Categories and TV Series?
So which buttons control Faves,Categories and TV Series?
https://i.ibb.co/qyykfVz/Screen-Shot-2021-08-23-at-8-39-36-PM.png
guest
08-29-2021, 05:45 PM
If you do not use the IR the batteries last longer.
If you do not use the IR the batteries last longer.
Actually it's the other way around
guest
08-29-2021, 09:40 PM
Actually it's the other way around
So sorry you are correct..what was I thinking. Thank you for the correction.
So sorry you are correct..what was I thinking. Thank you for the correction.
no sweat guest
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