Do you need an IR repeater for remotes to work?
500476
No, the windows are large enough to not cover the IR. However, you'll loose sensitivity at certain angles as with any cabinets. Works fine for the most part.
500477
No need for that...as long as the equipment sensors are visible through the clear glass of cabinet doors (pic on-line makes the glass look opaque / frosted...it's actually clear). Hope this helps.
500478
I'm sorry, but I don't know what you mean. The remotes work through the glass.
500479
Remotes will work without an IR repeater. The cabinet has glass doors on the front allowing remotes to work without a repeater
500480
No you don't need a repeater. The doors are glass panels. I left the glass out my self foe ventilation. I have no problems with remote control. I have my stereo/ blu ray/ and cable box all in the cabinet and all work with no problems.
1599196
Should work fine but check your receiver by going to remote setup and see if it will toggle between ir and rf. If so, just follow the on screen instructions.
1061825
This model of the NUC does not have an IR reciever so it won't work out of the box with a remote. You can use one of the available USB ports to add a USB IR reciever. I am using the FLIRC with mine and it works great with my Harmony remote.
771409
Probably not. Either way, this unit basically stops working after about a month of use...so you won't need the remote
1644691
Not sure about your specific products but it is not true that all IR extenders wore with all IR remotes There are some cable boxes that work in an IR freq range that is not always covered - most products work together but I went through all this a year or so ago and verified some systems are not compatible - had to do a lot of work to get the freq coverage
369523
Yes if used with this IR Repeater System - Hidden IR Control System for Home Theater
2099386
Make sure that your radio can receive IR signals. Mine did not so I was unable to use it at all. I would imagine that it would work as long as you have a good line of sight. Most IR remotes work up to about 15 feet.
944077
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.
2283448
Im my application, the units are so close that the DISH box actually sees the IR signal from the other side of the room, but to the best of my knowledge, there is no IR passed from the unit. The only way to use a DISH remote would be if you use the UHF remote supplied with their dual channel products for the second room receivers. Hope this helps.
2082634
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.
1644690
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.
118542
This device repeats any IR signal through wires to emitters attached over a target device's IR signal receiver. So, you require the remote control device that controls the target device. The limiting factor in the case you describe above is the distance between the IR Repeater System's IR receiver and the target device's IR receiver. These two points are connected, if you will, by wire - Wire from the IR receiver to the IR Repeater System and wire from the IR Repeater System to the IR emitter attached to the target device's IR receiver. Your challenge becomes running the appropriate wires between rooms. This device repeats any IR signal through wires to emitters attached over a target device's IR signal receiver. So, you require the remote control device that controls the target device. The limiting factor in the case you describe above is the distance between the IR Repeater System's IR receiver and the target device's IR receiver. These two points are connected, if you will, by wire - Wire from the IR receiver to the IR Repeater System and wire from the IR Repeater System to the IR emitter attached to the target device's IR receiver. Your challenge becomes running the appropriate wires... » Read More This device repeats any IR signal through wires to emitters attached over a target device's IR signal receiver. So, you require the remote control device that controls the target device. The limiting factor in the case you describe above is the distance between the IR Repeater System's IR receiver and the target device's IR receiver. These two points are connected, if you will, by wire - Wire from the IR receiver to the IR Repeater System and wire from the IR Repeater System to the IR emitter attached to the target device's IR receiver. Your challenge becomes running the appropriate wires between rooms. « Show Less
1835589
To give an example of how this works, consider a room with a projector in the rear of the room and the rest of the equipment in the front. When you point your remote toward the equipment in the front, without the IR blaster, the projector wouldn't receive any signal. When hooked up to a RF hub like the Harmony Ultimate or Smart Control hub, the IR signal for the projector would be 'blasted' toward the back of the room to control the projector without having to point the remote toward the projector.
1105810
No, you shouldn't need a different remote to use the Logitech Extender. The system 'reads' the (infrared - IR) signal from your remote, sends it by wire to your enclosed cabinet and equipment, and rebroadcasts the IR signal near your equipment. It's worked with the half dozen different remotes I've had, no problem at all.
1559412
Yes you will need a seperate extender. With the exception if your TV BOX Remote runs over radio instead of IR-Signals. Then the distance shouldnt be a problem. IR is only good for a couple of meters.
1203189
I've never known a PC to have an IR remote but if it does it should work, this is just an IR repeater.
1555132
yes you have to set up ir control with FM TUNER and the remote or you can use original remote