I need to transmit the IR signal to multiple devices. What can I add to this product to accommodate?
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Nothing that I am aware of. This product failed to work for me all by itself. Adding anything to it just begs for problems/ headaches. Good luck!
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!
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As long as your devices are in the same location the extender will send IR signals to all of them.
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Yea. That is exactly how I have it set up. The dongle is plugged into my computer and the IR works independently for the TV.
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They should work as long as your other setup relies on infrared for the connection.
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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
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Should work fine but check your receiver by going to remote setup and see if it will toggle between ir and rf. If so, just follow the on screen instructions.
765318
I think so! It has been a while, but I recall that I assigned each IR port to the specific equipment it was controlling. I think you should be able to do this...
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One. If you have more than one device you want to attach to the transmitter you should consider an HDMI switch in addition to the Nyrius. Note: the Nyrius will still only transmit one source - whichever you have selected on the HDMI switch.
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Not sure about your specific products but it is not true that all IR extenders wore with all IR remotes There are some cable boxes that work in an IR freq range that is not always covered - most products work together but I went through all this a year or so ago and verified some systems are not compatible - had to do a lot of work to get the freq coverage
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FYI - if you're willing to spend the money, I can confirm that a combination of the Harmony 900 remote and the Precision IR Cable will also solve the problem. The Harmony 900 has addressable ports, which you can assign to specific devices. My setup is working great as such, but my Harmony One remote was not good enough, since it did NOT has addressable ports. An upgrade to the 900 was required for my setup.
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can I send a camera signal via hdmi to be conected to a black magic video switcher?
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Hello Jeff, I don't know...my remote is an Xfinity remote. The device converts any IR signal to an RF signal and then again to IR received through the emitters. It should not matter which IR remote you have.
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I am not sure what you are asking. You plug one output HDMI and up to 3 input HDMI into the switch. So for example a gaming console and Blu-ray player would be 2 inputs, and the output goes to a TV. A remote control for the switch is provided. What would an IR sensor be used for in this situation.
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I don't, but I can tell you that it seems to faithfully receive and reproduce IR signals, and has been very reliable. Sorry I can't be more specific to your situation.
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From my experience with this light switch, there is only one IR code and consequently no way to separately control multiple light switches in the same room. The Belkin Wemo light switches might better suit your needs.
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This device repeats any IR signal through wires to emitters attached over a target device's IR signal receiver. So, you require the remote control device that controls the target device. The limiting factor in the case you describe above is the distance between the IR Repeater System's IR receiver and the target device's IR receiver. These two points are connected, if you will, by wire - Wire from the IR receiver to the IR Repeater System and wire from the IR Repeater System to the IR emitter attached to the target device's IR receiver. Your challenge becomes running the appropriate wires between rooms. This device repeats any IR signal through wires to emitters attached over a target device's IR signal receiver. So, you require the remote control device that controls the target device. The limiting factor in the case you describe above is the distance between the IR Repeater System's IR receiver and the target device's IR receiver. These two points are connected, if you will, by wire - Wire from the IR receiver to the IR Repeater System and wire from the IR Repeater System to the IR emitter attached to the target device's IR receiver. Your challenge becomes running the appropriate wires... » Read More This device repeats any IR signal through wires to emitters attached over a target device's IR signal receiver. So, you require the remote control device that controls the target device. The limiting factor in the case you describe above is the distance between the IR Repeater System's IR receiver and the target device's IR receiver. These two points are connected, if you will, by wire - Wire from the IR receiver to the IR Repeater System and wire from the IR Repeater System to the IR emitter attached to the target device's IR receiver. Your challenge becomes running the appropriate wires between rooms. « Show Less
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It's designed to relay IR commands from a variety of remotes, received by / at their system's single sensor, through their system either directly or remotely via a cat 5 or 6 cable, to their module and then on to multiple devices adjacent to that module. So I see 2 limitations that would prevent this from working on multiple TVs in multiple rooms. 1st there is only one sensor to receive the IR commands, and second, while the brains (central module) of the system can be remote from the "sensor", the central module can't be too far from the various components that you want to control. Seems like you'd need a second unit. It's designed to relay IR commands from a variety of remotes, received by / at their system's single sensor, through their system either directly or remotely via a cat 5 or 6 cable, to their module and then on to multiple devices adjacent to that module. So I see 2 limitations that would prevent this from working on multiple TVs in multiple rooms. 1st there is only one sensor to receive the IR commands, and second, while the brains (central module) of the system can be remote from the "sensor", the central module can't be too far from the various components that you want to... » Read More It's designed to relay IR commands from a variety of remotes, received by / at their system's single sensor, through their system either directly or remotely via a cat 5 or 6 cable, to their module and then on to multiple devices adjacent to that module. So I see 2 limitations that would prevent this from working on multiple TVs in multiple rooms. 1st there is only one sensor to receive the IR commands, and second, while the brains (central module) of the system can be remote from the "sensor", the central module can't be too far from the various components that you want to control. Seems like you'd need a second unit. « Show Less
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The remote is universal to control multiple units. You will just need multiple power supplies an IR modules.