Will this work with my element tv? to change input? null

You should be able to program the buttons any way you want as long as you have the original remote for the SideClick to “learn” from. I programmed it to power our Westinghouse TV and LG sound bar on/off, change the volume on the sound bar, and change the TV input.

Yes, It can be taught any function that the original remote can learn.

Yes, as long as you have an inpht button on your Elements remote, you can program one of the Sideclick buttons to do the same.

Probably. I can't say from experience for that brand, but I use two Sideclicks for my Rokus. The way they work is that they clone an input you give them, to any button available. It's super simple to do as well. First activate the programming mode, tap the button you want to program, then aim your current remote at the sensor and press the button you want it to learn. It receives the signal and then will send that signal out any time it is pressed. It comes with more detailed instructions, but that's basically it.

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You should be able to program the buttons any way you want as long as you have the original remote for the SideClick to “learn” from. I programmed it to power our Westinghouse TV and LG sound bar on/off, change the volume on the sound bar, and change the TV input.
Answered by nlh85 7 years ago
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Yes, It can be taught any function that the original remote can learn.
Answered by Tigman 7 years ago
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Yes, as long as you have an inpht button on your Elements remote, you can program one of the Sideclick buttons to do the same.
Answered by John 7 years ago
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Probably. I can't say from experience for that brand, but I use two Sideclicks for my Rokus. The way they work is that they clone an input you give them, to any button available. It's super simple to do as well. First activate the programming mode, tap the button you want to program, then aim your current remote at the sensor and press the button you want it to learn. It receives the signal and then will send that signal out any time it is pressed. It comes with more detailed instructions, but that's basically it.
Answered by Hoss 7 years ago
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