One would think it would but you never know, most remotes wont let you press 2 buttons at once, only one Ir signal can be sent at a time. There is an easy way to check to see if the remotes Ir diode is on/transmitting. If you have a digital camera point the remote at the camera, if they Ir diode is on you will see it glow on the cameras LCD screen. Jerri
--- In [email protected], "scarbo27" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], "mcmikexx" <mcmikexx@> wrote: > > > > I would check for a stuck or shorted button. > > I thought of that, but the little red light comes on when a button is > pushed, so wouldn't it be on all the time if there was a stuck or > shorted button? There has to be a drain on the battery, but I can't > figure out what it could be, and why it doesn't turn on the red light. > But thanks for the suggestion. > > Chase >
