I have a Cisco 4742 cable box and want to know which IR extender is compatible
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I'm not sure it matters, as long as you have a USB port to power the sensor. If you can find your cable box sensor by covering it up with your thumb, then that's where you tape down the the signal repeater
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I use this to control my satalite box, if the cable box uses a ir to remote control it should work if remote control is RF it probable will not work
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I can confirm what 'Tahotoy' reported - the "repeater box" as you call is what I would consider the IR receiver box - it does indeed have the Cat 5 input connector (F), the IR "eye", and a blue LED that confirms when an IR signal is being received. The latter is handy to know if you have the remote pointed in the right direction. There is no 4th connector. The power for this unit is derived via the CAT 5 wiring between this unit and the base unit, which has the supplied AC power adapter power input jack. Hope this helps. This unit is great BTW. Trouble free install and in use for 5 years. I can confirm what 'Tahotoy' reported - the "repeater box" as you call is what I would consider the IR receiver box - it does indeed have the Cat 5 input connector (F), the IR "eye", and a blue LED that confirms when an IR signal is being received. The latter is handy to know if you have the remote pointed in the right direction. There is no 4th connector. The power for this unit is derived via the CAT 5 wiring between this unit and the base unit, which has the supplied AC power adapter power input jack. Hope this helps. This unit is great BTW. Trouble free install and... » Read More I can confirm what 'Tahotoy' reported - the "repeater box" as you call is what I would consider the IR receiver box - it does indeed have the Cat 5 input connector (F), the IR "eye", and a blue LED that confirms when an IR signal is being received. The latter is handy to know if you have the remote pointed in the right direction. There is no 4th connector. The power for this unit is derived via the CAT 5 wiring between this unit and the base unit, which has the supplied AC power adapter power input jack. Hope this helps. This unit is great BTW. Trouble free install and in use for 5 years. « Show Less
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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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Chalucch, I'd think this solution would work well for you. We've basically done the same thing. You'd simply connect the Transmitter to the Cable box like your TV is currently connected (I suspect with RCA cables) and the Receiver box to your TV (like it's plugged into the Cable box), face the Receiver and Transmitter units toward one another (as the directions specify) and set the IR sender in front of your Cable box. Your remote will work just as usual. Hope this helps.
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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)
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If you're trying to control the Denon, you need an IR receiver, not an emitter like this one.An example: Monoprice 5-Feet IR Extender Cable Receiver (108060)Hope that helps.
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A place called Iguana Works has USB IR Transcievers. Also versions where the emitters can be on an extension cord.
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The IR receiver cabel that comes with the kit is 6 feet long. You can by a 25 feet extension. Thisis what I did and it works perfectly.
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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.
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Yes it works and well with my universal remote on ALL my devices.............I was very glad for this IR Extender..........
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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 extender is a way to transmit a video signal via ethernet cables. So if the source, cable box, satellite box, blu ray etc...., has a HDMI connection it should work. You would connect from the source and go out to another tv somewhere. I hope that makes sense.
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Onkyo RI system is proprietary and is not the same as conventional IR extension systems (look at Xantech, see the link below if Amazon allows me). Onkyo RI only works with other Onkyo RI equipment.This is a conventional Xantech IR distribution system, which is NOT compatible with Onkyo RI.XANTECH 29110DBKit Designer Hidden Link Infrared Kit-Black
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This item is compatible with Any item that uses infrared (IR) to transmit remote signals. Most all remotes use IR, and I'm willing to bet your uverse receiver does as well. If you see a "window" on the top of your remote it uses IR and will work with this repeater.
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As with the other responses, I would contact Cisco and/or see if there is a spec sheet on-line.
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Yes. I did the same thing. You can purchase a 3.5 mm wall plate, for you repeater, that you can connect to cat5 wiring to carry the signal back to you IR receiver located near your equipment. I control several devices with my set up with a cat5e run that is around 100 feet. No issues.