Problem with the remote, multiple triggers, can I win?

Question

Iron

There is a prefix from Beeline, Cisco. There is a remote control that was broken by a child. There is a replacement - clickpdu.ru/products/10737.html As far as I understand, this is a Chinese fake, although it is written that the Cisco brand. The problem is that when you press most of the keys, multiple responses occur. I understand that 500r. it's not a lot of money. But I would like to bring the current console to life. It was not possible to google, apparently, I am making the request incorrectly.
Is it possible to defeat such a problem or is it an “iron” marriage and the remote control needs to be changed?
Thanks in advance!

Answer 1

Most likely a hardware error.
By default, 99% of the remotes, when the button is held, repeat the signal until it is released. The implementation of the prevention of repetition lies in the brains of the TV.
Apparently, your remote control somehow lets the TV know that this is not a repetition. Perhaps the repeat interval is different from the one set in the TV, or the command takes place in “two passes” (for example, the remote control sends commands for two different TV sets in a row).
Also check that when you press the button hard, the remote control behaves in the same way (incorrectly). (or disassemble the remote control and short it with foil) If, in this case, it works correctly, then there may be poor contact between the track and the conductive membrane - when pressed, a ratchet occurs and the gap intervals are torn.
Well, just in case, I would check the batteries

Answer 2

Yes, another moment - look at the “ass” of the remote control, maybe there is an instruction there.
I have a "Universal" NoName remote, which is configured by pressing a specific button (in my case, MUTE). Hold the button until the TV responds to Mute as a Mute and immediately release. The remote control remembers the setting and then works only according to this standard.
(although the remote control was bought 4 years ago, lying around in the country, so I won’t tell you anything, but 99% it won’t suit you - it’s too ancient and too simple)

Answer 3

I myself deal with remotes (including). Now there are universal remotes, firstly, which are sewn via USB and there it is already possible to check different firmware. Secondly, each remote may have different options for sending codes. As for the repetitions, in principle, they wrote you correctly, but most importantly: this should not be your concern at all. Write to these clickpdu comrades and ask them for an explanation. Of course, provided that you ordered exactly the remote control for the model on which you use it: if it is just outwardly the same, it is not a fact that it must work.
Let them solve the problem, let them change. You have purchased goods from them. You have the right to return within 2 weeks. Does it make sense to pay money and still have a headache for it?
And you could also contact the beeline: these tuners are distributed free of charge, they probably also have remote controls.