Can this be used to make a wired remote wireless with the right adapters? I've got a TRRS remote for a portable recorder that I'd like to be able to make wireless and extend the range of, but it also relies on a small amount of power from the recorder....
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It didn't work at all for me, and there's no instructions on how to operate the extention wire.
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you need to have a "c" wire (24V power from the transformer) to power the wireless network (redlink) - you can't connect to any remote accessories without that.
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Not clear on the question. You've got a repeater and a hub? it's just a USB cable - albeit a long one. Plugging this into repeater, might boost the signal strength and plugging it into a hub, should be fine too. I've used this cable to connect my DSLR to a laptop - so I could shoot in tethered mode. It worked fine - still does.
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I am using this and it is working great for my opener. I don't know the my opener model but you can convert any old opener to wireless / number pad remote.
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Put your camera where you can change it from single shot to single and remote and as long as facing camera o.k. but too away from camera as far as angle the infrared will not see it and therefore not work. Simple item. Corded remote is a whole different situation Hope that helps. Elliot N. Herzel or e.herzel@yahoo.com.
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There is a basic problem with your question: I think you are asking if you need a transmitter pack with a compatible wireless receiver. The answer is; No. You may use a Shure transmitter pack (with the aforementioned receiver). Or buy a mini-XLR to XLR adaptor and use it as a regular mic with phantom power applied. I hope I answered your question.
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I'm sorry man I really don't know I straight wired mine and I will tell you this if your doing the wireless remote take you a piece of speaker wire and tie it in to your antenna wire and extend that thing out it took my range form 60 ft to 150
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found this post when looking up what this thing i found was...It sounds like what you need. Sony wireless Transeiver. I see its a year later but let me know if you still need this.
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I don't know, but I used it for a dust collector, so I could use remote wired switched with lower current. It worked but bizzed very loudly when energised. I think it's designed to be energised only momentarily, may be designed to work with some sort of latching relay
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I bought this device to extend my wireless router range in the house. I run multiple wireless computers through it, so I assume a wireless TV hook-up will work as well, but the TV should run off your existing router if it has the range/power. I have not attempted to hook up my TV yet (already have too much TV content).
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I have seen lot's of vocalists use it as a plugged in hand held. Never with a wireless adapter. You could "make" IT WORK. I don't think it would work like you think it would. I wouldn't do it.
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I sent mine back. I couldn't get it to connect to the remote unit. I have dealt with wireless networks for work and home for years and found this to be not reliable or easy to use.
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i'm with deborah here. i need a wireless setup which will work for videography. i need it to record audio at weddings etc. i do not do plays, concerts and church ceremonies which require amps and speakers. i want freedom of movement for the subject to record his/her voice wirelessly. if this unit will not work for me, can someone suggest a good wireless lavalier system that will work for video production please. there seems to be hundreds of different devices. thanks guys.
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Yeah. I use mine with remote wireless triggers all the time. I really like the flash. It works great on the hot shoe in manual or ettl and the wireless remote has only missed a couple of times but more due to the trigger than the flash. It's a solid flash
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This device is used to emulate a remote control like a TV remote. I don't think you will be able to drive a continuous variable infrared signal required by infrared wireless headphones.
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This DVR is not wireless capable on its own. The video inputs split off to two RCA male plugs; One is for video and the other is for MONO audio. You would need to have a wireless receiver that can get the signal from the camera and output it to an RCA plug (which will probably also be a male connector so you will need to have a Female-Female coupler).
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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.