Will this cable extend an IR extender?
1700016
I used this to extend the installed IR receiver in my Toshiba TV to an electronic closet where I have my BluRay player and cable box. The IR extender is also installed in the electronic closet about 100 cable Ft away. This cable plugs into my TV and then I have it plugged into the IR extender, works great.
1700017
I have only used mine to extend headphones. It has a three section headphone jack, but I do not know if it will work in your application.
1397592
You cannot do that. Extenders are for distance extending of HDMI and are meant to go directly through HDMI input and not pass through other netowk equipment.
105886
I have extended the IR receiver with standard stereo 3/5mm cables and it works fine. The IR emitters only use two wires and the 3.5mm plugs are slightly different (they only have two contact surfaces on the plug instead of 3). Some work and some do not. I recommend getting 3.5mm MONO cables to extend the IR emitters.
1051227
Check cable length; I used mine for a homebrew underwater robot and ended up doing an "extension".
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.
2032775
You might have to call Phillips should be able to provide you with extending cable
1998527
Yes it does, but I returned it. It worked for less than an hour and stopped. Many reviews show that it is an unreliable product. I ended up purchasing Cable Matters HDBaseT Extender for HDMI and IR Over Single Cat6 Ethernet Cable up to 330 Feet and have had no problems with it.
2238946
This IR extender simply takes a received IR signal, transforms it to an electrical signal which then travels along a wire to another IR device at the end of the wire. This IR device converts the electrical signal back to IR and transmits it back into the environment. If connected properly, it will work with virtually any/all IR remotes. If you have an IR remote, 99% chance it will work.
258580
you can get an extension cable for it , i do not know the number for it though.
1040079
As long as your equipment has an ir plug and the cords are long enough to reach and connect, you should be good.
1207078
This extender is a way to transmit a video signal via ethernet cables. So if the source, cable box, satellite box, blu ray etc...., has a HDMI connection it should work. You would connect from the source and go out to another tv somewhere. I hope that makes sense.
528755
I don't use it with that long of an extension cable however there is a cable that is made that can be used at long lengths. I'm not sure if that is the cable you have.
2162881
Don't think so, unless you need longer connection cables than comes with the kit.
669895
No, the way the unit is configured, it does not appear that it would be possible to add an extension. You could check with the manufacturer to se if the have a longer cable available.
941852
This has to be used with this product in order to work, http://www.amazon.com/IR-Repeater-System-Control-Theater/dp/B0016PM63W/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1405953543&sr=8-7&keywords=ir+repeater
1425077
No, you will need to extend the wire. I don't recall the exact length, but you'll need to add an extension.
2167748
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