I don't suppose this has an IR flasher? In case it blocks the bottom of the TV?
1692305
Like the previous answer nope, but it came with a plastic reflective device which I didnt use because I didnt need it. Guess depends how you position your system.
1692306
The system provides what they call a TV remote signal receptor/emitter that is attached to the top of the soundbar/speaker. You position the signal emitter to face the center of TV remote control sensor. Hope this helps. If you can google the owners manual it is shown on page 6 under preparation/placing.
1692307
it does not but does have a plastic reflective device that purports to function the same. Unfortunately, the device does not work well.
1692308
The system provides what they call a TV remote signal receptor/emitter that is attached to the top of the soundbar/speaker. You position the signal emitter to face the center of TV remote control sensor.Hope this helps. If you can google the owners manual it is shown on page 6 under preparation/placing.
177272
Absolutely not. TV remotes use infrared light; if your remote can't see the TV, it will not work.
1921381
No, it does not have IR and in fact is terrible in low light applications. It has a very small aperture, so without a light source, it will show nothing. The camera has a ~1MP sensor which outputs a 720P video stream.
656326
Although I have not tried it myself, I read the owners manual and it does seem to indicate that you can use an IR remote with it. Like I said I haven't tried it myself so I'm not 100% sure..
1528918
As far as I can tell, this product is only manually operated. I don't see a IR window on it and a remote isn't mentioned in the directions.
787570
No, not that I am aware of. And with the lack of CEC-HDMI capability, it is doubtful. The current IR blaster support for receivers is very basic.
2163679
Not the TV, since TV doesn't have an output. Rather a satellite reviver or DVD player or some other source of the signal.
1111829
Answer #1) dont know which is which, #2) Yes, the smaller end part of the two attaches to the IR glass window on the TV, #3) all remote functions work as usual
76788
Shouldn't be a problem. The infrared illuminator is built in and runs off the camera's power supply. The output is standard CATV.
527386
It's only visible to another IR camera. I have 2 of these and if I point them at each other and something triggers them the flash is visible to the other one. There is a dull red light on them that is visible. I would suggest locking them with a cable or in a box.
1781146
There is no IR window. I just use the wired IR receivers since I have the computer buried behind the TV anyway.
1762678
Assuming you have the factory-installed entertainment system with ceiling-mounted DVD display, the answer is "yes." The ceiling-mounted DVD display continuously broadcasts the infrared audio signal. If you do not have the ceiling-mounted DVD display, the answer is "probably not." If your system is aftermarket, the answer is "maybe."
1822311
I think the remote on this thing may be RF (not infrared). It does not require a line of sight from the remote to the surge suppressor to turn it on & off.
556235
The IR leds on mine are not visible at all, however, the camera's on/off and mode indicator LEDs on the back are SUPER intense. These LEDs shine through a slit in the camera body, so that you can see them to know what mode you're in, but in a pitch black room you can see them project across a room!
343279
TiVo sells a IR receiver you can attach to this so you can hide the box behind a tv. I would actually suggest getting an upgraded mini kit from weakness that comes with a rf dongle and rf remote. This way you can truly hide everything behind the tv.
1768565
As I recall...no. I does not have it. Maybe an infrared port, but I'm not sure (since I no longer have it)
1481343
The remote is IR. Have to point it at the receiver for it to work. Covering the end of the remote and turning away from the receiver, renders the remote nonoperable.