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I have recently performed this simple mod, and the communication between my remote and STB has been vastly improved. Before,I had to turn the STB toward the primary person using the remote to get it to work right. Afterwards, you can even aim the remote on the backwall and it works, and faster! What you need. 1. Twenty Minutes of your time. 2. Phillips Screw Driver. What to do: 1. Un-plug your STB from all cables, and most importantly its power source. 2. The top of the STB has a cover on it that is secured with Three screws. One on each side, and one in the middle on the back. Remove them, and put them aside. 3. Gently remove the top cover. 4. Looking at the STB from the top; locate the front of the unit, from the inside, where the display is. This board is secured with four screws. 5. Carefully remove all four screws, and gently pull the board towards you. Turn the board, so that, it is facing up. Note, these screws are different than the Three that are used to secure the lid, or cover, so don't mix them together, and make sure they go back exactly where you removed them from. The board has six holes in it, but only four are used to secure it. 6. On the board locate the remote sensor. It is located to the left of the numeric display. 7. If you look at the sensor, and then at the board you will see that the sensor sits higher than the printed outline on the board. Gently move the sensor down, so that, it sits within the printed square on the board. 8. Put everything back in the reverse order of disassembly. 9. Now you will see a vast improvement in the way the remote communicates with the STB.
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I tried it. No improvement
Any other suggestions would be greatly appreiciated. I dont really want to buy a universal remote that cost more than my STB but if thats what its gunna take to get my lazy azz back in my favorite recliner thats what I'll have to do.
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That is one thing about sonicview that I don't like. The remote control sucks. You can try a Remote Extender as they are much cheaper. Sometimes they don't work so the best is to buy it from a store that give's you a 2 week return policy so that you can tested it out and see how it works.
Here is a $30 example: Leapfrog IR Remote Extender Features:
Product Description Rev up the power of your remote control with the Terk Extender Dual Pack. The extender pack gives you the power to operate AV components such as a DVD player, satellite receiver, personal video recorder, cable converter box, VCR, CD player or stereo receiver through walls and floors up to 100' away. Compatible with most infrared equipment, the remote extender features wireless technology for easy installation. Simply plug in the base unit near components you want to operate and plug in the receiver unit where you will be watching or listening. Comes with a 4' infrared extender cord. Imported. 5Hx3-1/2W".
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