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The Invisible Multi-Room Remote Extender (LRRX) is a great new product
that works with any infrared remote control for any TV, VCR, Satellite
Receiver, or other infrared remote controlled device. This device allows
you to control any IR device through walls, ceilings, and floors using
RF what you would normally not be able to control. It is very easy to
setup and use. Below is a list of items included with the product
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Rechargeable 2/3 AAA Batteries |
2 |
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RF Transmitter (LRRX-2) |
1 |
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AAA to AA Battery Size
Converter Sleeve |
1 |
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RF Receiver / Battery Charger |
1 |
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Power Supply for RF Receiver |
1 |
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IR Repeater / Transmitter for
RF Receiver |
1 |
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Installation Instructions |
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First, plug in the RF receiver (space ship looking object with antenna)
into a 110V outlet near the device you would like to control using the
Power Supply for the RF receiver (supplied). Next, insert one of the
rechargeable 2/3 batteries into the under compartment of the
RF-receiver. This will begin charging the spare rechargeable battery for
later use. Finally, plug in the RF repeater into the RF receiver and
position the IR Repeater in from of the IR receiver on the device to be
controlled. See figure A below. |
Figure A
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Secondly, take a fully charged 2/3 AAA
rechargeable battery and insert into the RF Transmitter piece. The RF
transmitter will be used by the remote control to send the converted IR
-> RF signals to the RF receiver on top of the device to be controlled.
See figure B below. |
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Figure B |
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If your remote control uses AA size batteries, you
must use the AAA to AA Battery Size Converter Sleeve to change the size
of the combination RF transmitter/battery you assembled in figure B. See
figure C below. If your remote uses AAA size batteries, you do not need
to use the sleeve and you may continue to the next step. |
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Figure C |
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Once
you have completed the RF Transmitter/battery assembly, place the entire
assembly into the battery compartment of the remote control where a
regular battery would normally reside. See figure D below. Replace the
cover for the battery compartment on the remote control. Your remote is
now ready to transmit the converted IR -> RF signals to the RF receiver
near the device. |
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Figure D |
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Use
your remote control as you normally would. The remote and battery
transmitter send the converted IR -> FR signals to the RF receiver. The
RF receiver receives the RF signals and converts them back into IR. It
then sends the IR signals through the IR repeater which transmits the IR
commands to the controlled device. You can now use your remote control
from any room in your home. The RF signals will pass through walls,
ceilings, floors from up to 100 ft away effectively extending the
usability of your remote control. See below for frequently asked
questions (FAQs).
Get your
Invisible Multi-Room Remote Extender today! |
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Figure E |
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Frequently Asked
Questions (FAQs) |
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Q: The system says
that you can convert more than one remote. Do you sell the
transmitter/battery separately? A: Yes -
separate battery transmitters are available,
see link to extra RF transmitter/battey.
Q: If I want to buy two of these systems to control two
different cable boxes, it seems to me that every time I use a remote it
would affect both boxes unless the transmitter/receiver can be setup to
work off different channels (via dipswitch). Is this a possibility?
A: All this device does is convert IR signal to RF
and then back again to IR. The differences in controllers would have to
be set up with the units being controlled. Similar to changing the
remote codes for satellite rec as well as wireless phone jacks.
Q: Would use of this system cause interference with another
remote extender system that I am using?
A: As long as the remote using the LRRX doesn't interfere
with operation of other remote extenders during normal operation of the
remote. Check prior to purchasing the LRRX. In most case, the LRRX does
not interfere with other remote extenders. |
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