Will this extension cable work with an Infinity X1 cable box IR Receiver? I need to locate box in an adjacent room and IR Receiver cable is to short.
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This cord works with my laptop and laptop speakers. If your X1 cable box IR Receiver has that type of plug/jack, it will work for you. It is very high quality.
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Honestly, this is a very simple piece of equipment it will work with any infrared box and remote. You just need to make sure to place the repeater and receiver so that they get signal through. Those who don't get it to work just aren't doing it right or they have one of a very very few boxes that won't work on the infrared frequency that this item covers.
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I am using bear extender with my windows 8.1. It has works well. I just ordered a 16 foot. extension so I can put the extender in a window.
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I do not know. In my case, I was desperate to get a remote receiver. I bought this on the hope that it would work with my DVR cable box. It did not. I can't fault the supplier or Amazon, as my box was not listed as one of the compatible units. As I said, I took the gamble hoping that it would work. My suggestioin would be this, if your unit is not listed, it probably will not work.
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It is highly unlikely you'll get this to work with Tivo is my take after spending a lot of time with these things last year. If there is an IR extender input on the back perhaps, but my cable box had such and input and this still didn't work. What I did find that worked great, not with Tivo but I have to believe it would is the following item. Don't know if this meets your needs but it worked for me. --Sewell BlastIR SW-29311 Infrared (IR) Remote Control Receiver Kit (Black). Good luck, HR
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It should work, all this device does is transfer the output signal from optical to analog RCA so it will not damage the cable box.
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No, the way the unit is configured, it does not appear that it would be possible to add an extension. You could check with the manufacturer to se if the have a longer cable available.
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It does work with Xfinity cable boxes, that is what I use it for. Go to the Hot Link Pro web site. There is info there. There are some devices that use IR signals at frequencies that are out of the normal band. They do list ones that don't work. Your's were not on the list but I suspect the best bet is to call their support and ask specifically if they will work. Hot Link Pro works with the vast majority of the equipment.
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Yes and no.... Let me explain. It should work if you are using this remote as IR. But chances are if you are buying this remote you are using it for the RF feature which sends signals thru the wall. If using as RF remote, It does but not by itself. You have to also have a RF transmitter/receiver which will receive the RF signal next to the box (ex. If your cable box is in your hallway closet or perhaps is just not visible from your recliner or couch. The remote puts out the RF signal, the receiver gets the rf signal and then transmits it in a IR signal which is ok because it is around the box. The IT signal that it transmits will actually bounce off the walls in the hallway closet sending the proper signal to change he channel. I recently talked to Cox and they don't offer any RF remotes with their boxes which made me choose to stay with direct tv. I like directtv except for the price. It's overpriced for sure but I LOVE THE RF remotes lol. Gotta have it. I used to use the remote you are referring to but don't need it because I have been using the directtv remote
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Please note that it does NOT work with any box that has an IR IN. Mainly SA Explorer boxes. We do list compatible and non compatible boxes in the product description section. Check with us before you buy. support@infrared-resources.com
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i am sorry, but i have no clue as to what you are talking about. i bought my ir receiver to get my remote signal in another room. that is all i know about them.
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I purchased it exactly for that reason. You plug this into your Xbox one's IR out and place the IR Blaster towards your cable box (sound system, TV, etc). This will allow you to control a plethera of entertainment devices.
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If by "IR extender cables" you mean Infra-Red extender cables, the answer is there aren't any such things & you don't know what you're talking about. If by "IR extender cables" you mean something else, I don't know what you're talking about.
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This is an extension cable only to use between your receiver (base station) and an antenna. I use it for an outdoor antenna for my Sirius XM receiver which works well for all Sirius XM channels.
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If the other functions work correctly when the extender is removed then if the extender is correctly installed on the IR input sensor I do not know why the other functions are not working. I would first determine if the remote control device is doing the other functions (channel and volume change) thru the cable box or the TV. You must have the remote configured to do these functions thru the cable box. Block the TV's IR sensor from seeing the remotes signals, power on the cable box and TV and see if the remote can control these functions from the remote.ot be If the volume and channels cannot be controlled by the remote thru the cable box then the remote is not configured correctly. I would also check to see if the extender is listed as valid for your specific cable box.
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IR is line of sight. If you can't see the sensor it won't work. That goes for any IR receiver. You would need RF (radio frequency).
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We are using them on comcast but all they do is convert an IR signal to RF. The box is irreverent. It should work with anything IR(infrared)