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A lot of people have asked us about the range that one can expect when using
OmniRemote™ and unfortunately we didn't have an answer for them simply
because there are so many factors that come into play when using infrared
communication. Some of these include the model and type of PalmOS PDA being used,
the environment in which the equipment is located (eg- a bright, sunny living room or
a dark purpose-built A/V room), the type of device you are trying to send to (eg- cable
box or high-end audio equipment) and the device (eg- remote control) you are asking
OmniRemote™ to learn from.
So with that said, we decided the best way to give an idea of what one
could expect when using OmniRemote™ is to provide a listing of what we observed
in our lab. The information provided here should be used as a guideline and is not
meant to be used as a guarantee of performance.
Here is what we found:
Send to Lego Mindstorms Scout
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Send to "Gerrold Impulse" Cable Box
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