Is the IR reciever a passthough of any IR controller? Or does it only recieve signals from the Peerless remote?
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The devices themselves respond to the signal from the Peerless remote. The IR passthrough controller transmits the signal from any remote to the devices you attach it to so that you can control all your devices by pointing your remotes to the receiver.
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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.
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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.
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The extended IR receiver and the STB on-board IR receiver both accept commands from the remote. Others have reported the on-board receiver is disabled however mine is not...so this may be STB model specific.
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I'm not sure I understand your situation but you may be mistaking the IR controller receiver for a connector. The electrical connector is the wider flat plastic (white I think) receptacle with 4 small holes to receive the male pronged connector. I would also add that I had a very difficult time getting good connections with these lights.
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There's a Harmony PS3 adapter for about $30 that converts your IR signal from Harmony remotes and converts them to the PS3 signal. Much cheaper than the Harmony Hub remotes.
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Reviewed unit reccomended - show IR (infa Red Remote) pin connector - this means you attach an IR Receiver and your remote should control device.
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This model of the NUC does not have an IR reciever so it won't work out of the box with a remote. You can use one of the available USB ports to add a USB IR reciever. I am using the FLIRC with mine and it works great with my Harmony remote.
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Logitech told me that all I needed was a single ir extender to add to my harmony one remote - and that would fix the problem. I haven't bought it yet, but I wanted to leave a comment, so people will have a little more info.
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The device can learn IR commands, but cannot receive or transmit http requests.I hope this helps.It can only send IR commands and learn IR commands.
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Hi. This device simply transmits the video signal from whatever source you have(eg receiver, cable box, etc.) to your monitor/tv/projector. It does not transmit remote control signals.
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Yes, the receiver is that black box. You install it into the housing of the fan, with a little IR receiver hanging out.
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it is a simple IR passthrough, so it works with any IR remote. no programing needed, the receiver captures the IR single from the remote and blast it out the transmitters. I am currently using it with a Uverse system and Sony Stereo that are in a closet near the TV. even works with the PS3 with a IR adapter. Doesn't work natively with the PS3 (bluetooth) or the Boxee Box (RF), but those are not line of site so no extender needed. one thing to look out for is the positioning of the transmitters. make sure no components are in the line of fire of the remote and the receivers. the two signals seem to cancel each other out. I have the extender receiver mounted under my TV, using a Harmony One remote. all other components are hidden away in a nearby closet. Just point the remote at the tv everything works.
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Greetings, Good question. No, this unit does not have an Infrared Receiver or Transmitter built in. One can be added via USB. Best regards, MITXPC
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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.
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No it is an ir signal not an rf so it needs line of sight, you can try to find an ir eye extender and then mount it up front so the remote will work
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All it does is redirect the IR signal from a remote to rf into the other x10 which converts it back to IR. It should operate with as many as it can keep in line of sight. I have mine right next to my receiver and have no problems controlling my DVD player or cable box above it. It should control anything.