GoKawiilUSB device to send and receive IR: have your computer send IR signals to your DVR; receive IR signals from a remote control. Works under Linux and Windows. Our standard USB IR Transceiver can send and receive infra-red (IR) signals. It comes in 3 different variations. Common to all versions:
Receive Standard 38 kHz IR Signals
Transmit IR Codes at (25 – 125 kHz carrier frequency)
USB device works under Linux and Windows
The difference between the three version are how IR is transmitted and received:
Dual Socket : Contains two stereo 3.5mm jacks for connecting wired IR emitters (also called blasters). Each jack can control two independent transmit channels, enabling a total of 4 independent IR sending channels. To transmit IR using this device, you need one of our IR Emitters per channel. To use two channels per socket, you need a stereo->mono adapter. Device has one on-board receive unit.
: Contains two stereo 3.5mm jacks for connecting wired IR emitters (also called blasters). Each jack can control two independent transmit channels, enabling a total of 4 independent IR sending channels. To transmit IR using this device, you need one of our IR Emitters per channel. To use two channels per socket, you need a stereo->mono adapter. Device has one on-board receive unit. Socket Receive: One stereo 3.5mm jack for connecting wired IR emitters and one stereo 3.5mm jack for connecting a wired receiver.
Transmit Channels
Device Type Port A Port B Dual Socket Channels 1 & 2* Channels 3 & 4* Socket Receive Channels 1 & 2* Receive Socket
* Channel only accessible with stereo->mono adapter Uses on-board LED Requires wired IR emitter
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