Originally Posted By: possumalDC, might be wrong, but I think you only have to be a reasonable distance from the remote, no special steps to take.
Yes, I understood that.
Originally Posted By: FOXPRO
Possumal is correct. The remote button only needs to talk to the remote control. It does not send the signal directly to the caller. Since the remote is usually on you anyway, there shouldn't be any issue.
I also understood what you previously said about Foxgrip transmitting to the remote control..
Let's try this another way. Hypothetical scenario to follow.
Let's say you've started playing a sound and laid the remote on the ground next to you. Now for whatever reason, in this scenario it's probably because the remote control is laying on the ground, the remote control is not in communication with the caller.
Back to my question. If the remote control is NOT in communication with the caller, is Foxgrip going to perform the desired function when the button is pushed?
I guess I'm just looking for a yes or no answer.
Thanks.