Good IR solution, LCD TV flooding IR

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Good IR solution, LCD TV flooding IR

Postby billberet on Fri May 25, 2012 2:53 pm

hey, long time no talk, that's cause everything has been running smoothly.
:)


have a question regarding IR.
i have my touch screens set up everywhere but sometimes my wife wants to use the remote (god knows why, lol)
every ir solution i put around my tv gets flooded from the tv and i cannot use the remote, or any ir for that matter because the flooding is generating a DOS for all other IR's
(dos = denial of service) <- showing my geek

what would be a good IR solution that i can use that filters out whatever the TV is emitting.
tv is on 1st floor, XL is in basement. approx 20 ft
i'll need a good IR repeater to send the signal downstairs

tv is Vizio E552VLE 55-Inch 120 Hz Class LCD HDTV

is there really a "plasma proof ir receivers"?
or is that a myth
thanks again
-bb
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Re: Good IR solution, LCD TV flooding IR

Postby smarty on Fri May 25, 2012 7:04 pm

Xantech makes some "plasma proof" ir receivers, but the ones I am familiar with are "in-wall" type. They may have others.....
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Re: Good IR solution, LCD TV flooding IR

Postby wesblack on Sat May 26, 2012 6:06 am

What IR repeater system did you use. Where was the IR receiver located?

Placement of the IR Receiver does matter when used in the presence of a Plasma Display, LCD display. It should be placed at
areas around the Display with the front of the IR receiver even with the front of the display or set back from the Display.

You can use these Calrad products
http://xlobby.com/news/2009/08/12/calrad-92-165-surface-mount-ir-receiver/

http://xlobby.com/news/2010/05/26/calrad-92-169-2-port-ir-repeater-kit/
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Re: Good IR solution, LCD TV flooding IR

Postby billberet on Sun May 27, 2012 3:01 am

i currently have it under the tv, but no matter where i put it i see the light flickering out of control, meaning it's getting a signal.
the only place it works is around the corner, out of the tv's range.

i'll look at the IR model i am using, i know it's not 'plasma safe' so it's getting flooded.

is calrad's IR good with LCD?
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Re: Good IR solution, LCD TV flooding IR

Postby wesblack on Sun May 27, 2012 8:43 pm

Yes they have circuitry to minimize plasma, LCD related noise.
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Re: Good IR solution, LCD TV flooding IR

Postby billberet on Mon May 28, 2012 4:50 am

sold,
who should i speak to, to place an order.
i appreciate the help

-bb
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Re: Good IR solution, LCD TV flooding IR

Postby wesblack on Mon May 28, 2012 7:00 am

You can purchase the item from the distributor below or google Calrad 92-160 and purchase the item from numerous Calrad distributors online.

http://www.electronicpartsdirect.com/2011/04/92-160/
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Re: Good IR solution, LCD TV flooding IR

Postby billberet on Tue May 29, 2012 3:55 pm

Great, all ordered
i will give my review of this product when i have it installed.
thanks
:)
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Re: Good IR solution, LCD TV flooding IR

Postby billberet on Thu Jun 07, 2012 6:12 pm

I got the items today, i knew the quality was excellent right off the bat.
i did the install and i have 0 flooding from my tv's


GREAT PRODUCT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i would recommend it 100%
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Re: Good IR solution, LCD TV flooding IR

Postby billberet on Tue Aug 07, 2012 2:21 pm

hey i just had my contractor friends ask me about what is a good IR repeater.

i was like, funny you ask.
they needed a few dozen of them, naturally i recommended calrad :)

great product!!!!
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