Do any of the TV-side buttons not output IR, or is everything on that side usable with a TV?
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One side is 100% infared (remote control) while the other is a bluetooth keyboard via a dongle for usb. each side is dedicated to the respective feature
930772
Do nothing,... it will work fine with your TV ... It is an optional input, and is not necessary for use with a TV...
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The reason could be from the batteries inside the remote not sending the infrared signal out to the unit. Make sure the batteries contact the remote metal pieces securely. Also make sure any plastic cover on the LED readout panel is removed. Point the remote directly at the temperature readout panel. If it still is not working, the remote itself might be defective. I have a TV remote where some of the buttons don't register when pointed directly at the TV, but other ones do work. I think the remote circuitry is bad in my case. If you just bought the unit, contact the manufacturer about getting a replacement. The reason could be from the batteries inside the remote not sending the infrared signal out to the unit. Make sure the batteries contact the remote metal pieces securely. Also make sure any plastic cover on the LED readout panel is removed. Point the remote directly at the temperature readout panel. If it still is not working, the remote itself might be defective. I have a TV remote where some of the buttons don't register when pointed directly at the TV, but other ones do work. I think the remote circuitry is bad in my case. If you just bought the unit, contact the manufacturer about... » Read More The reason could be from the batteries inside the remote not sending the infrared signal out to the unit. Make sure the batteries contact the remote metal pieces securely. Also make sure any plastic cover on the LED readout panel is removed. Point the remote directly at the temperature readout panel. If it still is not working, the remote itself might be defective. I have a TV remote where some of the buttons don't register when pointed directly at the TV, but other ones do work. I think the remote circuitry is bad in my case. If you just bought the unit, contact the manufacturer about getting a replacement. « Show Less
856036
hello friend, wanted to do the same as you, but in my tv did not work, try connecting to other terminals and never got a picture, I think the cables are defective or do not work, I do not know, I do not work for me
961418
Yes, while the usb needs to be plugged into your htpc for the air mouse to work, that is not true for the tv buttons. The TV volume, channel, power, and input works through the ir without the USB attached to anything. Aside from the clunky way to enable the backlight (still great to have), this device is awesome for a setup where a tv (and/or an av unit) is used exclusively with an htpc. Know that a usb also charges the battery for this device, so a usb is required to charge it even if not being used with a htpc.
788237
i believe direct TV uses radio signals not infrared, but i could be wrong. some boxes you can turn on IR to use both as well, call Direct TV or order this, try it, and if it doesnt work, return it..
1239589
this will not fix your problem... this is an IR emitter meaning it OUTputs IR it doesnt receive it. This is meant to plug into a control system with the little emitter stuck on the IR receiver on your equipment (in your case it would be on the IR receiver on the front of your TV) repeating IR commands.
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I was able to by pushing the "source" button. You should be able to especially if you have a newer model tv. :)
1545333
There is another solution at http://www.schmartstuff.com/. For $35 you can buy a USB dongle that supports IR. It blends in well and works good. You have to customize your buttons for the activity you designate your PS3 for. It does not switch the PS3 on or off, but if you're watching a BD you have to put the disc in and take the disc out. Turning it off manually isn't a huge inconvienecne.
595686
I did it, but the video quality went way down. It works okay for me, but I haven't tried it with the IR LED's on. Worst case scenenario, run a light extension cord. Hope that helped. :)
713246
The IR window is not covered. Below the volume opening, there is a piece of the cover, then another opening for the IR window. I would post a picture of it if I knew how.
315328
If you're looking at the back of the TV, it is just left of middle. The rest of the inputs are there too (e.g., HDMI ports). I'm using the optical input in the TV currently, and it works well.
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U have a input side and output side both via hdmi. If u have more then one device like I do then u will need to invest in a hdmi switcher. So in my setup tv x1 blue ray etc etc are all connected to spiltter then darbee is plugged into input side of switch and daree then on output side plugged into my 80" tv there u go now the darbee effects all devices replace tv with projector and so on. If you go to YouTube search lordof8mages I have videos of darbee in action
827409
Given the lack of any information other than you use an Xbox One and the IR eye didn't work, it could be anything. Did you check that you need a mono plug instead of a stereo plug? Can you see the IR eyes flashing? Do you have it plugged in?
997189
That's correct. One side controls TV/av and does not light up, but there's very few buttons on that side to remember. Htpc controls on the other.
1747290
I'm sorry, I've only tried HDMI, but that works fine. Can you try that connection, just to your tv temporarily to verify everything is working?
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