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For elderly person: Simple teachable remote with only 3-4 buttons?
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Post 1 made on Monday January 9, 2012 at 02:04
Heynonny
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I would like to find, for an elderly person, a remote control that could learn ON and OFF (toggle), and VOLUME UP and VOLUME DOWN from the existing remote control. Only 4 buttons max, preferably 3 since ON/OFF is a toggle. Preferably large buttons, but whatever I can find.

Any thoughts? Thanks!

EDITED TO ADD: I am appreciative of any and all responses. I was not clear. I am looking for 3-4 buttons. Four max. I am looking for a teachable remote; not a code accessing remote but a teachable remote where you butt one up against the other and the new remote learns from the old.

Thanks again!

Last edited by Heynonny on January 9, 2012 04:13.
Post 2 made on Monday January 9, 2012 at 04:07
djy
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Several ideas here...

[Link: amazon.com]

[Link: amazon.com]

[Link: alzproducts.co.uk]


And if all else fails, make one...

[Link: instructables.com]
Post 3 made on Thursday July 12, 2012 at 10:06
JayNYC
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Would like to revive this thread... most of these units listed by DJY can only control TV and/or Cable box with predefined codes. Are there any remotes similar in spirit of design simplicity that allow for TRUE learning or at least support a much, much larger universe of predefined codes to support devices like surround processors and home theater receivers?
Post 4 made on Thursday July 12, 2012 at 15:44
Daniel Tonks
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The Weemote DV has 9 buttons, but that's probably as little as your going to get with actual code learning capability. It also wasn't designed with a specific "power" button. :-/


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