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IR receiver to IR transmitter with DM-NVX
Hello. Is there an easy way to have an IR receiver on the display side and an IR transmitter on the source side? Example, a customer wants to control a remote cable box from the display side.
I was thinking about a USB TX/RX system that would use the KVM functionality of the DM-NVX-360 for example. Also a IR over Ethernet could work, but all I find is IR over CAT-5 wich is not IP based and won't pass on a network. I have only one network cable between this remote office and the room where the cable box is. Anybody made that work before? Thanks in advance for any idea! |
The Global Cache GC-IRE might work, connected to the NVX decoder's RS-232 port. I'm not sure if its serial output could then be routed directly to a Global Cache transmitter in the program, or if those signals would need to trigger inputs on a Crestron IR driver. Maybe their tech support can provide some ideas...
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--- On Friday, June 7, 2024 at 11:20 AM, Olivier Royer wrote: |
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Sent: Friday, June 7, 2024 2:15:45 AM To: [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: [crestron] IR receiver to IR transmitter with DM-NVX ?
Hello. Is there an easy way to have an IR receiver on the display side and an IR transmitter on the source side? Example, a customer wants to control a remote cable box from the display side.
I was thinking about a USB TX/RX system that would use the KVM functionality of the DM-NVX-360 for example. Also a IR over Ethernet could work, but all I find is IR over CAT-5 wich is not IP based and won't pass on a network. I have only one network cable between this remote office and the room where the cable box is. Anybody made that work before? Thanks in advance for any idea! |
Thanks for this, yes, I see the way the IR signals could be detected in real time and send via RS-232. The question is, as you say, can these commands be received and retransmittted at the other end without external programming.
I'll contact Global Cache next week. Thanks. ------------edit----------- It just hit me that even if there could be another Golbal Cach¨¦ device as receiver, I would still need programming since the RS-232 ports on both DM-NVX devices need to talk to each other... Oh well, thanks anyway. |
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