Two weeks ago I got a "remote battery low" warning on remote 2 for a 622. Since I'd replaced those batteries just 5 months ago I tested them with a multimeter. All tested very good. Today I got the warning again.
Since I'm sure the batteries are still good, I'm ignoring the message but wondering what's causing it. This remote is pointed toward and operates a 622 in the next room. The signal has to pass through a closet door 6 ft away, the closet which has a couple metal open shelves in it, and an interior structural wall before traveling 12 ft to the 622. Doesn't seem like it should be that big a problem.
Remote 2 for my other 622 is usually pointed away from the 622 it operates and the signal has to pass through a refrigerator-freezer and a structural wall. It seems to have no problem.
Since I'm sure the batteries are still good, I'm ignoring the message but wondering what's causing it. This remote is pointed toward and operates a 622 in the next room. The signal has to pass through a closet door 6 ft away, the closet which has a couple metal open shelves in it, and an interior structural wall before traveling 12 ft to the 622. Doesn't seem like it should be that big a problem.
Remote 2 for my other 622 is usually pointed away from the 622 it operates and the signal has to pass through a refrigerator-freezer and a structural wall. It seems to have no problem.
