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Universal HDV201 HDV201A universal remote
Infrared universal remote replaces the original CAVS HDV201 or HDV201A and works with one device after inserting AAA batteries
- TypeUniversal
- Number of Devices Supported1
- Wireless TechnologyInfrared
- Battery TypeAAA Battery
- Direct replacement for CAVS HDV201 and HDV201A models
- Controls one device via infrared signal
- Ready to use after inserting AAA batteries
- Replicates every button from the original remote
- Backed by a 12 month guarantee
Direct replacement remote
The CAVS HDV201 and HDV201A universal remote is a direct replacement for the original unit. It arrives pre-programmed with every function of the original remote so each button works immediately. Only two AAA batteries are required before it is ready to use.
Infrared single-device control
The remote communicates solely through infrared and supports one device at a time. Line-of-sight operation is therefore necessary and it cannot control multiple pieces of equipment simultaneously. Buyers who need multi-device or radio-frequency control should look elsewhere.
Twelve-month guarantee included
A twelve-month guarantee covers the remote from the date of purchase. This period defines the protection available against defects in materials or workmanship. No longer coverage is offered with this model.
Highlights
- Direct replacement for CAVS HDV201 and HDV201A models
- Controls one device via infrared signal
- Ready to use after inserting AAA batteries
- Replicates every button from the original remote
- Backed by a 12 month guarantee
Specifications
| Brand | CAVS |
|---|---|
| Type | Universal |
| Number of Devices Supported | 1 |
| Wireless Technology | Infrared |
| Battery Type | AAA Battery |
Questions about this item
Which version suits a CAVS HDV201 or HDV201A player?
This remote is a direct replacement for both the CAVS HDV201 and HDV201A models, covering every original button function.
What does the single-device support mean in daily use?
The remote controls one CAVS player at a time via infrared, so you point it at the unit you want to operate.
How does the infrared link limit range and positioning?
Infrared requires line-of-sight to the player's sensor, so you must aim the remote directly at the front panel.
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