The design seems backwards to me; if the idea is to have a clean looking install, why is it hardwired to where the plug has to be at the receiver end?
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the wire is long enough!! just put the sensor in front of the led of the device you need to control and hide the rest of the cable behind the device, it works great for me, i have a directv and blue ray in my living room both with hdmi splitter in order to use in my bedroom too, and i hide my cables though the wall and leave just the receptor in my bedroom and it works great!!!
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The optical receiver has a pigtail which ends in the splitter at the equipment location. The only exposed part of the repeater system is the optical receiver and it's thin wire.
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The design seems a little backwards at first but it really turns out neater because all the wires are neatly hid behind the TV monitor and if you use the provided USB power cable and connect it to the TV it works great !
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William, Im not sure what direction you need this is a plug and play device....what is your hang up
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You can plug bare wires into both sides. I used 16 gauge Monster Cable on the back, and 12 gauge on the front between the receiver and the plate. I used banana plugs on the front to make connecting/disconnecting the receiver easier. This also made for a clean looking install, and I recommend this approach. If you were going to use bare wire on the front, don't go any smaller than 16 gauge--to ensure a good connection.
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The power cord, with a three pronged plug, comes out of the bottom end of the right side tube and the on/off switch is on the top end. Don't see any way this could be hard wired with the wiring connections concealed in the wall I installed a new duplex wall outlet at the bottom right of this unit. Barely notice it.
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You have to put the power/volume side in the slot - very illogical, but that's how it appears to work.
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This power strip is designed for an equipment rack installation. Something could be probably be engineered so it could be mounted on the wall, but it is not designed that way.
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It's to be installed flush-mount through the wall, so it should be properly hard-wired from the house-wiring inside the wall, possibly with a more conveniently located (lower) wall switch. If not work-competent, have someone who is, install it.
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No. I just encountered the same issue. 14 inches is the exact depth of my receiver. If I didn't have to plug anything in to the back, it would be fine. With the 2 inches all the cables stick out, my only option is cutting a hole in the back. I was excited to keep the cord mess inside the cabinet behind the receiver. It doesn't look like this is going to be possible.
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They have loose wires coming out the back of the housing. You can wire it to what ever you want.
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If you are looking at the component side of the receiver with the pins to the bottom right then the bottom left hole near the air core inductor (wire coil) is the hookup location for the antenna. The transmitter is more apparent, it's the larger hole and gold plated in the corner.
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The back bracket is to run the wire connections through to the wall outlet or surge protector strip. This eliminates wires hanging all over. This is a really great unit!
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The unit is designed primarily as wireless rear surround speakers. They are somewhat a compromise as one is trading the more ambient sound of fixed wired speakers for the convenience of one wireless unit you can hide away till you need it. I imagine you could connect this to any output you could connect speakers to but what are you trying to accomplish?
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The power source's plugs needs to be cut and you insert the wires. Your best bet is to check youtube for videos on how to wire the whole thing up. There's a few great ones on there that break it down for you.
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Sounds like you either picked up the wrong cable, or you may be trying to plug it in upside down.
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there is a speaker wire with a fitted connector that plugs into the back of the receiver. It is color-coded to make sure that each speaker gets plugged into the correct place
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It comes out the backside of the strip after looking at your question again if the plugs were facing me the wire is on the top i would not think you would have a problem.
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I'm pretty sure, though i'm not a professional installer or anything. If the space below is big enough, but not too big, i think the hardest problem will be making an adapter to fork the cables to get both sets of wires plugged in.