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Transmission Range up to 130 Feet at 1080p 

Two CAT5/6 cables

HDMI

35M35MIR

HDMI

HE2BIR-TX

HE2BIR-TX

HE2BIR-RX

IR Emitter

RF Remote

RF Base

IR Blaster

HE2BIR-TX

HE2BIR-RX

IR Blaster

IR Receiver

HDMI

HDMI

35M35MIR

HDMI

 
 

IR   Diagram   Using   3

rd

   

Party   RF   Controller   

   

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In   this   example   you   are   using   a   RF   remote   that   is   communicating   back   to   an   RF   

base   

station   that   then   outputs   IR   signal   to   equipment   

and   through   the   

HE2BIR/HE1BIR

   

transmitter   

and   receiver   to   control   TV.   The

   

IR   blaster

   

will   plug

   

into   

the   

HE2BIR/HE1BIR   Rece

iver   by   the   TV   location

   

do   not   place   the   IR   Blaster   

directly   

on   the   TVs   IR   Receiving   window   but   a   few   inches   away   to   avoid   saturation.   A   3

rd

   

party   IR   Emitter

   

can   be   used   but   please   do   not   change

   

pin   out   to   avoid   damage.   Not   

all   emitters   are   compatible.

   

Fr

om   the   IR   output   of   your   RF   receiving   base   station   use   our   Model:   35M35MIR   

cable   to   plug   from   that   output   to   the   HE2BIR/HE1BIR   transmitter   IR   Receiving   

input.

   

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Diagram   Using   Two   HE2BIR’s   Daisy   Chained

   

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In   this   example   to   increase   distance   

you   can   use   two   sets   of   

HE2BIR’s/HE1BIR’s   as   shown   in   the   diagram.   Note   to   pass   the   IR   correctly   on   

the   middle   HE2BIR/HE1BIR   transmitter   and   receiver   you   can   simply   point   IR   

Receiver   and   IR   blaster   to   each   other   to   extend   IR   signal.   A   plug   and   play   way   is   

to   use   our   Model:   35M35MIR   cable.   See   diagram   for   details   of   connection.

   

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

IR   NOTES   CONTINUED

   

   

Summary of Contents for HE2BIR

Page 1: ... unstable or non working performance Place the blaster a few inches away from source equipment or bounce IR off a cabinet etc Test IR blaster location for best performance before mounting Plug the IR Receiver It is larger than the blaster into the IR Receiver port of the HE2BIR HE1BIR receiver Mount IR receiver in a location that will receive IR from the remote line of sight or install receiver sl...

Page 2: ...ly on the TVs IR Receiving window but a few inches away to avoid saturation A 3rd party IR Emitter can be used but please do not change pin out to avoid damage Not all emitters are compatible From the IR output of your RF receiving base station use our Model 35M35MIR cable to plug from that output to the HE2BIR HE1BIR transmitter IR Receiving input Diagram Using Two HE2BIR s Daisy Chained In this ...

Page 3: ...eceivers are 12 volts Also some IR Receivers are not pinned the same as the HE2BIR HE1BIR IR Receiver included with kit IR Trouble Shooting Check Points Video Working IR Not Working At All Reference IR Diagrams 1 4 For basic IR set up applications See Diagram For Reference make sure smaller size IR Blaster is plugged into the Blaster port of the HE2BIR HE1BIR Transmitter If using IR Blaster do not...

Page 4: ...until stable performance Usually pointing IR blaster a few inches away from equipment is good Make sure IR from remote is not able to send IR code to IR Receiver and indirectly to some of the source equipment If there too much outside light effecting the IR Receiver like in a outdoor patio installation Control outside light and test to confirm ambient light is not causing the instability IR NOTES ...

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