How far HDMI receiver unit can be placed from the infrared eye of your cable box/blue ray player?
574375
yes ---it can reach -- and this a good product having being use it for one year an still working
574376
Our tv is on the first floor and our cable box with the eye is in the basement. Works great.
760198
no , search Amazon for this ( IR Repeater System - Hidden IR Control System for Home Theater ) that will do what you want.
1667173
I looked at the box and it states that the IR distance is 80 feet. Hope this helps.
503124
Not sure. I am transmitting a signal on a 30ft HDMI and picture is great. I would guess it could go further but not certain.
2162879
Depends on your application. I had to order a much longer cable to run between the IR sensor and the junction box.
1781146
There is no IR window. I just use the wired IR receivers since I have the computer buried behind the TV anyway.
1076782
The ir receiver is 20' away from where I sit and the equipment is 6' away from the tv. The repeater has to be stuck right on the equipment. The repeater or receiver can be mounted anywhere as long as it's cord will reach.
195497
Absolutely. My cable box is in the wall behind my TV and this thing works fantastically for repeating the signal. That is of course if you cable box remote is sending it's signal over IR and not RF.
310704
4 - 5 feet in length. Unit can be as far away as the cables allow. I'm sure you could get longer cables if you wish.
1763369
Hello I purchased this and had issues with the IR sensor. So returned it and bought "Kinivo 501BN Premium 5 port High speed HDMI switch with IR wireless remote and AC Power adapter - supports 3D, 1080p". This worked perfectly and is still working without a hitch. I have my Google Chrome, Blue Ray, DISH, and projector hooked up to this and the switch between these devices is a easy remote click away. Hope this helps.
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It tells you in the instructions. It at least needs to be 3 feet away to achieve surround sound and can be no further than 15 feet away from sound bar.
2167750
I don't think there's a way unless you make modifications to the front panel (as in make a hole in it)While it wouldn't be integrated, you could install an external IR module somewhere nearby
1143350
I sit about 13 to 15 feet from the plasma with the base unit near the TV. I purchased wireless due to constraints with running wires and the only location for the base was near the TV. By moving the unit further away from my TV I may was well go wired (which I did, Sennheiser HD595).I did move closer to the unit and still had problems. Too much IR noise from my plasma.
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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.
153799
Sorry, I don't know. We used this to connect our DirecTV box (in our kitchen) to a TV in our kitchen that was about 10-15 feet from the box. It worked like a charm, though, with video and sound.
1490635
so far i've looked about 100 yards without a problem. If you are looking directly at the unit and know what you're looking for there is a minimal IR glow that can be dimmed with the touch of a button
1197960
I sit about 14 to 15 feet away from my KDL-70R550A and the picture is OUTSTANDING with HD programming. The only time I see any lines or distortion is when I get very, very close to the screen, about a foot away.