I have components in different areas of my entertainment center what is the distance of the cable between each IR emitter?
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I have my three components spread over three shelves in my unit and there is ample cable for each.
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The cable is 10 feet long total length and the IR Eyes's have a 3 foot length each. So the main cable is 7' and then breaks into three 3' sections, one for each eye.
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This was the part that took a few tries to get right. At the 7 foot mark (measuring From the 1/8th inch jack) is a junction where the 3 emitters split. You have 3 feet from this junction, per emitter. I found some of my devices preferred when the emitter was farther away, but my TV (Sanyo) needed the emitter pasted right next to the IR receiver. Kind of a pain as this was a trial & error exercise, but it's continued to work flawlessly over time once I got the placement just right.
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I don't remember exactly the lengh of the wire since I made the connections a while ago but at least 3'. What seems too short is the power wire for the unit itself so plan accordingly to place the screen section no further that 12 inches away from an outlet because I had to run trough the way and instal an ac outlet unit next to the screen to power up. I hope this helps.
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URC base stations use mono 3.5mm plugs. This 3 Eye IR emitter also uses a mono 3.5mm plug so therefore it should work without any problems.
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Like most systems the cables are not long enough for most aplicatiomns . Perhaps 15 feet or so.
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The cable is: 4'3" / 1300 mm. (http://www.antec.com/soundscience/products_Bias-Lighting.php)
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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
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Cable to computer from the main speaker is about 6 ft & the cable between speakers is about 4 ft as I recall. I do not think you want too much distance between the speakers anyway!
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I put in a 4 camera system and the cameras ranged from 20 ft to almost 200 ft. From the recorder and monitor. I saw no difference when viewing the camera displayed on the screen in multi-camera display. I did need to instal some inexpensive ir lights in a couple of places to get a good view in the dark but they were cheap on amazon and worked well. If you get the power cable splitters the power supply will run both easily.
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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.
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About 3', but the cable is not needed, it will passively couple if placed within 12" of the receiver in question. (Inductive coupling)
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Hello Jeff, I don't know...my remote is an Xfinity remote. The device converts any IR signal to an RF signal and then again to IR received through the emitters. It should not matter which IR remote you have.
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Mine came with 3 single-headed IR emitter-to-3mm cables and one "blaster" IR emitter-to-3mm cable, and some adhesive cut-outs for affixing the single-headed IR terminations to your equipment. FYI, instructions say the "blaster" cable can only be used on port 3.
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Try a "FLIRC" ir reciever/translator http://www.flirc.tv/ $15 with your own usb extension cable.
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No. It is still IR meaning it only has a few feet of range and must be in the same room. Also, it is probably not compatible with cable box or TV. It is designed speficially for computer and Raspberry Pi or other media center that requires IR control.
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About 18 inches long. If you need to spread them out a bit, a simple extention cable will work.
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Not very, about 6 inches I would say I dont have it in front of me to give you exact numbers but as you can see in the picture the length is short. If your VGA port and audio port are on opposite sides the cable will not reach
912335
Since this is a radio frequency emitter, it can be placed either in front or back, on either side of the projector. The cord that connects it to the projector isn't very long, so anywhere the cord can reach should work. And it doesn't have to be in the line of sight, either, unlike infrared emitters. There is a limit on the range, 70 feet, I think. I have used it a good 20 feet from the emitter and it works just as well there.