First, it receives the infrared signal from a remote control, and then converts the signal into an electrical one which can be transmitted either through a wired connection, or by radio frequency signals sent through all of your home theater or A/V wiring. That’s why remotes won’t work with concealed equipment, and why you need an IR repeater to provide a work-around. (It can pass through some types of glass, but not others.) Infrared light also doesn’t “bounce” well, so it can’t go around corners, either it’s in the same general spectrum as visible light and is subject to most of the same limitations. You probably know that remote controls work by sending infrared light signals to the equipment they control, and you might remember from high school science that the frequency of infrared light is so low that it cannot pass through solid objects like walls or doors.
Infrared repeater install#
A good IR repeater will take all of your remote control’s signals and convert them into signals which can reach your concealed equipment, and a repeater is simple to install and use. Infrared (IR) repeaters are an inexpensive and effective way to solve this dilemma. The remote control issue forces many people to decide between trying to make shelves or stacks of equipment look as attractive as possible, or getting up from the couch every time they want to change the channel or the volume. Placing components out of sight in a cabinet, closet or other hidden area makes all the sense in the world – but that doesn’t mean that your remote controls will still work when their signals are being blocked by cabinet or closet doors. Unfortunately, the second one can be tougher. With the right components and cabling, the first goal is easily accomplished. The viewing or listening experience should be terrific, and ugly cables or equipment should be tucked away somewhere unobtrusive instead of sticking out like a sore thumb. There are two major goals to keep in mind when setting up a home theater or audio/video system for that matter, the same goals apply when simply setting up a new HDTV or component. The distribution block measures about 2.25"x4.Back to Learning center Learn About IR Repeaters.The IR Receiver has a cord length of about 5' long and can be lengthed using a 3.5mm A/V cable.
Infrared repeater manual#
To top it all off, with this IR Repeater kit you get the BAFX Products® 60 day return period, along with the BAFX Products® 1 Year Warranty again defects! You simply cannot go wrong! Simply connect your emitters to the devices you wish to control, run the IR Receiver to the location you wish to control your devices from, power up the IR Repeater and your all set! The IR Repeater kit comes with 1 IR Receiver, 8 Emitters, 1 Distribution box & a power adapter. out of sight? The BAFX™ IR Repeater kit is THE solution you need! Dual-band frequncy can control MOST devicesĭo you want to hide your entertainment system? Keep your DVD Player, Game console, Steroe Receiver Etc.
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