Is the IR emitter on the side with sticky tape? Do I stick this onto a IR receiver, or do I have to point it at one?
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your best results will b on the receiver eye. to locate the eye (often behind a dark plastic)... shine a flash light into it. sick the emitter in front of it. .. The only time you can place an emitter anywhere in the cabinet out on the side is when you use an IR BLASTER
1339589
The tape is on the IR side...you stick it directly in front of where you want to receive the signal
1641064
There is no IR receiver that I know of or see. Remote capability is via Z-wave communication.
1458299
The infrared light has to be mounted separately. I bought one of the L-shaped brackets to secure the IR light and it also makes an excellent hand hold.
1300172
Reviewed unit reccomended - show IR (infa Red Remote) pin connector - this means you attach an IR Receiver and your remote should control device.
1368774
You need to find some way to have the IR light coming from the "transmit" node to reach all your devices. What I did was put everything in a cabinet, and I pointed the transmitter at the door. I lined the inside of the door with aluminum foil, which reflected the light to every device inside. Worked like a charm!
170381
Rusty, the remote has to be aimed at the radio, I believe it is infrared. It will not work any other way. I have tried it.
527386
It's only visible to another IR camera. I have 2 of these and if I point them at each other and something triggers them the flash is visible to the other one. There is a dull red light on them that is visible. I would suggest locking them with a cable or in a box.
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There is no light. You can think of Flirc as a universal IR receiver. It doesn't matter what signals your remote puts out, as you can teach Flirc to understand whatever you have.
1088311
this is not meant to plug into any device except the repeater system, IR Repeater System - Hidden IR Control System for Home Theater , this is an emitter and goes in front of the purple dot on most home electronics and repeats the ir signal from the ir receiver , its for use when you put all electronics in a closet and your remote wont go thru the doors. hope that helps.
1030302
The external receiver pod which is about 1 inch x 1/2 inch x 1/2 inch can be double sided taped to any surface. Your remote must have a clear line of sight to this pod. Wires then can run to concealed unit.
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No, in fact, you just need to plug this 3-eye unit into the socket your 1-eye unit was plugged into. I have my system in a shallow depth closet and one eye mounted in front of each item (receiver, cable box and DVD player) on the back of the closet door. It's was a bit tricky to get each sensor aligned in front of the IR eye on each unit, but a simple internet search for each unit's model# helped greatly. I'm thinking if the eyes were not so close to the front of the units, it would have been easier to locate. They're about 5-6 inches away so they don't get much of a chance to spread the signals.
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I don't think so but I had another camera that I used to do what you are talking about and I just put electrical tape over the IR lights and that worked great. Not the best solution but it did work fine.
76083
I have mine plugged in to the back of my receiver thus controlling the remote that came with it and I had 1 of the 3-EYE infrared adhered to the front of my receiver. If you want your cable remote to respond you will have to adhere 1 of the 3-EYE to the front of your cable box. It will have to stick right in front of the IR. I think the cable is about 5-6 feet long. By the way, this will not work by itself. It has to be plugged in to a Next Generation Remote Control Extender, if you happen not to have one.
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It has a seperate ir sensor that you mount . It's about the size of a dime black in color.
2016021
The remote is directional. You need to point it at the lower left corner of the set where th IR sensor is located. Also if your TV is connected to the internet (Ii is a smart TV and has a built in WiFi capability) be sure to run he software update. You will then be able to use the WI Fi with the remote to communicate with the TV. Also change the batteries if the remote becomes unresponsive. The remote is backlit which sucks a lot of juice from the batteries. I have changed mine twice in two months. If none of these things work, consider getting a Logitech universal remote.
2167748
I don't think there's a way unless you make modifications to the front panel (as in make a hole in it) While it wouldn't be integrated, you could install an external IR module somewhere nearby
1576395
It won't work as an IR receiver. Its an emitter that sends signals received via the 3.5 plug and blinks the signal via the stick on. You'll need a xantech or Sewell it kit. The emitter works fine but requires a system to connect to.