What should I use in the IR (control remote) port to control in my room (2nd hdmi out)?
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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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If you are referring to Zone 2 it is 2CH analog audio only and a better idea is to use the iOS or android app to control. It works well. If you are looking to connect an remote control system (such as Xantech or Logitech Ultimate), I connect the blaster output to the IR port of the higher models all the time with a mono cable and it works great. No need to glue a blaster onto the face of the receiver. On this model there is no IR port. The RI is proprietary to control an iPOD dock or other Onkyo equipment.You can also use the iOS/android remote but for the main zone I personally like an activity driven remote that controls everything. If you are referring to Zone 2 it is 2CH analog audio only and a better idea is to use the iOS or android app to control. It works well. If you are looking to connect an remote control system (such as Xantech or Logitech Ultimate), I connect the blaster output to the IR port of the higher models all the time with a mono cable and it works great. No need to glue a blaster onto the face of the receiver. On this model there is no IR port. The RI is proprietary to control an iPOD dock or other Onkyo equipment.You can also use the iOS/android remote but for the main zone I personally... » Read More If you are referring to Zone 2 it is 2CH analog audio only and a better idea is to use the iOS or android app to control. It works well. If you are looking to connect an remote control system (such as Xantech or Logitech Ultimate), I connect the blaster output to the IR port of the higher models all the time with a mono cable and it works great. No need to glue a blaster onto the face of the receiver. On this model there is no IR port. The RI is proprietary to control an iPOD dock or other Onkyo equipment.You can also use the iOS/android remote but for the main zone I personally like an activity driven remote that controls everything. « Show Less
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Haven't used this IR port before but in researching this is called RI port and the equipment you are going to control has to have the same RI port in to control that piece of equipment in the other room. Example had a Onkyo CD player and had RI in you could have CD player come on when you turn on receiver. The RI port is a 1/8" mono plug or also called 3.5 mm mono plug.If your trying to control receiver and equipment from another room you're probably better off installing a IR kit but need a 1/8" wire from room to room and a IR kit I've used the cables to go IR kit works good and only about $40-$45 .Good luck hope this helps. Haven't used this IR port before but in researching this is called RI port and the equipment you are going to control has to have the same RI port in to control that piece of equipment in the other room. Example had a Onkyo CD player and had RI in you could have CD player come on when you turn on receiver. The RI port is a 1/8" mono plug or also called 3.5 mm mono plug.If your trying to control receiver and equipment from another room you're probably better off installing a IR kit but need a 1/8" wire from room to room and a IR kit I've used the cables to go IR kit... » Read More Haven't used this IR port before but in researching this is called RI port and the equipment you are going to control has to have the same RI port in to control that piece of equipment in the other room. Example had a Onkyo CD player and had RI in you could have CD player come on when you turn on receiver. The RI port is a 1/8" mono plug or also called 3.5 mm mono plug.If your trying to control receiver and equipment from another room you're probably better off installing a IR kit but need a 1/8" wire from room to room and a IR kit I've used the cables to go IR kit works good and only about $40-$45 .Good luck hope this helps. « Show Less
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Haven't used this IR port before but in researching this is called RI port and the equipment you are going to control has to have the same RI port in to control that piece of equipment in the other room. Example had a Onkyo CD player and had RI in you could have CD player come on when you turn on receiver. The RI port is a 1/8" mono plug or also called 3.5 mm mono plug. If your trying to control receiver and equipment from another room you're probably better off installing a IR kit but need a 1/8" wire from room to room and a IR kit I've used the cables to go IR kit works good and only about $40-$45 . Good luck hope this helps.
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It got an usb port, so you can conect any IR or bluetooth receiver that comes with your remate control (not incluyen)
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Dear Joel,Thank you for your question regarding our 501BN Premium 5 port High speed HDMI switch. Yes, you can use the Harmany One Universal Remote to learn IR codes for the 501BN.Please contact us at support@kinivo.com if you have any additional questions.Thank you,Kinivo Product SupportEmail: support@kinivo.comToll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486)Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com(Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific)
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Its a IR receiver that connects to your computer via hdmi. It use is for the Micro Soft Flight Simulator Program. If it can be used elsewhere, I don't know. Ps: mine works great.
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There's a Harmony PS3 adapter for about $30 that converts your IR signal from Harmony remotes and converts them to the PS3 signal. Much cheaper than the Harmony Hub remotes.
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I use a IR blaster on one of the ports. Of course, that means all the equipment must by in a rack (or in close proximity). For me, this eliminates the need to piggyback multiple IR cords via a splitter or similar. I cannot speak directly to how many can be supported on a single cable.
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It's a wired controller, not an IR or bluetooth remote. That would only be possible if you had an extension cord.
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this is an IR extender device. Any IR signal that goes into it on one and will be replicated on the other. It does not know or care what manufacturer or remote the signal comes from. It is a dumb device in this instance. That is the best thing about it.there is no i_r device on the planet that it will not work with.if it doesn't work with any particular IR device, then it's either broken or the user set it up wrong.
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Yes you can, one HDMI input is a throughput the other one the unit has to be on
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There is another solution at http://www.schmartstuff.com/. For $35 you can buy a USB dongle that supports IR. It blends in well and works good. You have to customize your buttons for the activity you designate your PS3 for. It does not switch the PS3 on or off, but if you're watching a BD you have to put the disc in and take the disc out. Turning it off manually isn't a huge inconvienecne.
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What connector are you using? Get one long enough to go to the receiver and tv #2
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You can replace it with an RF remote, they actually put out an RF and an IR signal but you'll still have to point the remote at the receiver if your receiver isn't RF capable. Keep in mind even if your receiver is RF capable you'll still need to go into the settings on it and link it to the remote in order for RF to work if you even want it to.
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This is simply an accessory for communicating with IR controlled products via wifi from within the LAN. You would need a 3rd party system that communicates via IP that can trigger the gateway to send out an IR signal. So to answer your question... you would need to have a 3rd party controller that you set up with a DDNS that would log into your LAN and then send the trigger to the gateway. If you are using this for AV the real question is why? No need to change the channel or volume when your not in front of the TV.
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That wire is for the wireless ir cable. It connects to the transmitter. So you can control your remote from anther room. You can control channel changing or volume.
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I use VGA out to my living room tv and hdmi out to my bedroom. It works great, I can watch movies in two different rooms at the same time.
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You have to plug the ir cable into the device and put the ir somewhere you can see it to aim the remote at
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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.