I received my replacement TM751 last night…. Same results. What a disappointment. So, as I was driving in to work this morning I may have figured something out. I may have misinterpreted the function of these devices from the beginning.
My interpretation was that you could operate up to 4 pan/tilt heads independently from 1 remote. Set the house code the same on all devices and then each device would work independently with 4 preset locations for each. House code A – channels 1-4.
Could it be that the design is you can operate up to 4 cameras on one remote… NOT pan/tilt heads. The heads will move simultaneously and the remote will only turn the cameras off and on. There are a total of 4 presets. So, say I want camera 2, if I press C2 it will turn off all the cameras and turn on C2. Then you chose which preset position you would like out of the 4 available. All the pan/tilts would move simultaneously and it would not matter because you are only looking at one cam at a time…. Could this new interpretation be right?
If so, I now have two TM751 transmitters at home and two remotes. Before I return the other TM751 I thought I would try plugging in both. One on House code A and the other on House code B. Set one remote to House code A and the other on B. Could this strategy give me the independent movement I am looking for? If it works, I’ll just contact the dealer and buy the one they just sent me.
Sorry for the long winded post, but I am trying to understand the logic and function of these devices. On paper this looks like an exciting technology that I’d like to learn more about.
Thanks again,
Greg