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All existing files are automatically moved to the new folder. Instead they are kept in the All Application Data Folder (e.g. Starting with version 6.10.02 the parameters and remote controls are no longer stored in the program folder. This setup is a dynamic web setup that might load additional needed setup files from our website. When irserver or irtranstray is launched the correct version (either 32 or 64 Bit) is automatically loaded. The irserver contains an integrated plugin to control XBMC! The irserver can also be installed as a service.

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Includes 32 and 64 Bit Drivers and Software.

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The correct USB driver will be automatically preinstalled. Includes digitally signed x86/圆4 USB drivers This installation package is digitally signed by IRTrans.

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If you would like to help us with that, or any make any other software contributions, please contact us.- Windows 7 (x86 + 圆4) (No support for OEM Displays on Windows 7) We would like to extend the ability to decode remote control signals MAC OS/X either through LIRC or an alternative. Our software, both binaries and source code, is available in the Downloads section and is licensed under the GPL. Decoding remote control commands is currently supported under Linux via LIRC and under Windows via WinLIRC.

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We do not support MAC OS X, although there is an UNSUPPORTED MAC OS/X project. We can send and receive IR under Linux and Windows. When used with MythTV, you can turn your computer into a TiVo-like media center. Combined with (Win)LIRC, this device can communicate with most home electronics, such as TVs, stereos, DVD players, receivers, and their associated remote controls. Our USB IR Transmitter/Receiver is a standard USB device that can transmit and receive the infrared codes supported by LIRC (Linux only) and WinLIRC (Windows only).

User adjustable transmission carrier frequency from 25kHz to 100kHz.

Transmit IR on up to 4 independent channels.

USB device compatible with USB 1.1 and 2.0.

Transmit IR with 10ft transmit range (depending on receiver) and 50° cone angle.

Receive standard 38kHz carrier IR signals used by most remotes.

Socket Receive cannot receive IR signals without a separate wired IR receiver.

Socket Receive version does not have on-board IR receiver, but Port B accepts a wired IR receiver. Requires wired IR emitter Receive Channelsĭual Socket, Dual LED and Hybrid all have on-board IR receivers opposite USB connector.

* Channel only accessible with stereo->mono adapter

Socket Receive: One stereo 3.5mm jack for connecting wired IR emitters and one stereo 3.5mm jack for connecting a wired receiver.

To use two channels per socket, you need a stereo->mono adapter. To transmit IR using this device, you need one of our IR Emitters per channel. Each jack can control two independent transmit channels, enabling a total of 4 independent IR sending channels.

Dual Socket: Contains two stereo 3.5mm jacks for connecting wired IR emitters (also called blasters).

The difference between the three version are how IR is transmitted and received:

USB device works under Linux and Windows.

Transmit IR Codes at (25 – 125 kHz carrier frequency).

Works under Linux and Windows.Our standard USB IR Transceiver can send and receive infra-red (IR) signals. USB device to send and receive IR: have your computer send IR signals to your DVR receive IR signals from a remote control.