Can I use it for extension of IR emitters?
68043
Can you give me the make/model number of the ir emitter? I need to know exactly what you are using before I can answer the question.Without knowing the exact model I can't say it will definitely work, but chances are high it will. The ir device is a low current device and the impedance of the audio extension cable is pretty low, so the loss would be negligible. I checked a few other ir emitters and one says it can be extended up to 1000 ft, the other up to 300 ft, so I think 25 ft would be OK.
68044
The extention (male) plug of the headphone cable must be the same size as your IR emitter receiving (female) plug. The tip of the headphone extention cable (male) plug must be the same polarity as the IR emitter receiving (female) plug. Your IR emitter must be two wire only. The strength of your IR may be reduced due to the headphone cable wire's larger size. 25 feet or less of headphone cable should be used.
68045
Extension works as described although in practical use picks up considerable hum from room AC when used as an input from a laptop's headphone output to a home theater input for further amplification through speakers. It would possibly be OK just for headphones as long as it did not get plugged into an amps input. Better shielding would have prevented this, but the price was right.
68046
These cords work perfectly with the Sewell IR blaster. I was concerned as I ran them in-wall before I could test, but they work flawlessly.
2273930
From my research, you can, but to use at night the IR will reflect. To get around that you'd have to turn off the IR and also potentially cover with black tape. Then use a LED illuminator like this: http://tinyurl.com/qz457ac
369523
Yes if used with this IR Repeater System - Hidden IR Control System for Home Theater
105886
I have extended the IR receiver with standard stereo 3/5mm cables and it works fine. The IR emitters only use two wires and the 3.5mm plugs are slightly different (they only have two contact surfaces on the plug instead of 3). Some work and some do not. I recommend getting 3.5mm MONO cables to extend the IR emitters.
1076780
Specifically for the iR emitters, my experience has been the same as Mega-Watt reports. They function best stuck on the equipment and covering the iR sensor on each device. I do have a cabinet where I was able to stick an emitter on a rail facing multiple devices, however performance was very unpredictable. Since the device comes with multiple emitters I utilized one per device, routing the multiple cables from the repeater. When finding the iR receiver on each device, I utilized a small flashlight to identify the pass through windows on the glossy glass and plastic finished fronts of my equipment when the user manual was unavailable or did not specify the location. With respect to the iR receiver, my experience has been excellent across distances up to 40 feet in one arrangement where we can actually change the channel and control the TV through a doorway to our entertainment room.
2167750
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
603665
URC base stations use mono 3.5mm plugs. This 3 Eye IR emitter also uses a mono 3.5mm plug so therefore it should work without any problems.
595686
I did it, but the video quality went way down. It works okay for me, but I haven't tried it with the IR LED's on. Worst case scenenario, run a light extension cord. Hope that helped. :)
181134
I don't remember specifics-I returned ir because it was too tiny for the space I needed to fill
752250
There is nothing in the documentation or on the Sony web site dealing with IR, so I presume the answer to your question is "No."
941852
This has to be used with this product in order to work, http://www.amazon.com/IR-Repeater-System-Control-Theater/dp/B0016PM63W/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1405953543&sr=8-7&keywords=ir+repeater
1075861
I'm sorry I can't tell you how wide the ir area is illuminated. I can tell you that thi IR illuminator will enhance any nightvision product. I have quick detach mounts for my atn ps22 and I have another with a quick detach mount for my night vision binoculars. This is a great enhancement for any nightvision.
203536
If by IR you mean InfraRed, yes. It's a remote so there aren't any wires involved.
787570
No, not that I am aware of. And with the lack of CEC-HDMI capability, it is doubtful. The current IR blaster support for receivers is very basic.
1781113
Amit, you have to use a t connector from main line if you want multiple emitters in your system
1890011
Yep! There's actually a hardware standard for IR blasters like this, so these will plug into basically any device with an IR Out port. This includes the Harmony Smart Control, which I own.
1706947
This wand is what is known as a "learning" remote and should be usable with almost any consumer electronics device that uses an infrared remote. Infrared remote controls send out a code sequence by flashing an infrared light (which the human eye cannot see) which is received and interpreted by the controlled device; there is a different sequence for each command (button) on your remote. For each motion to which the wand reacts, you "teach" it the command from another infrared (IR) remote control; note that this means you must have the original remote control(s) for the device(s) you will be controlling. If you are not sure if your remote control is IR (most are), look on your remote for a dark red window on the end that normally you point at the controlled device; a bright flashlight may help you see the window. I haven't received the unit yet, but the reviews here report the instructions are very good. There is a very nice web site, thewandcompany.com, with a complete FAQ and videos of the motions to which the remote responds.