RE: Homevision - one more time...

["Phil Harris" <phillip.harris1@xxxxxxx>]

Forgive me if I'm jumping in here guys but this is a similar question to
one
I had and never really got very well answered.

It's not a case of running *ONE* emitter but several ... not zoned ... but
just say one attached to each piece of kit rather than a single emitter.
Can
HV power multiple IR emitters directly or do you need to run an IR
distribution amp? To clarify things I wanted to strap emitters to my IR543,
my VCR, DVD, LD, video scaler, projector and amplifier which is seven
emitters but I never knew whether the HV could drive seven (all with the
same signal, not zoned) on it's own.

Now I just need to rig up a multi channel IR sender with a single receiver
... which I also don't quite know how to implement but I know that the IR
receivers on LetsAutomate are *HORRENDOUSLY* expensive! (I think this is
one
for Ian Birds IR PCBs!)

Cheers

Phil

> -----Original Message-----
> From: James Hoye [mailto:james.hoye@xxxxxxx]
> Sent: 10 May 2001 20:29
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> Subject: RE: [ukha_d] Homevision - one more time...
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> > Can someone tell me if the IR TX on Homevision can be wired up to
> > one of those Xantech IR distribution blocks? and i mean REALLY
> > simply my soldering skills would make an /untrained/ monkey
> look skilled.
>
> http://www.diyautomation.co.uk/tutorials/ir_emitter.htm
obviously
> isn't for
> you then!  I don't know how much the Xantech ones are, but these
> (thanks to
> Keith) can be made for about £2.00 each.
> How many are you interested in, as I may be able to knock up a couple
if
> your soldering skills are that bad?
>
> James H
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