Ebode IR Link Série Guide Utilisateur page 4

This kit contains two 3IREDB Triple Blinking Emitters for control of 6 devices, and a 1IRQC Quick
Connect cable for direct control of popular Audio/Video Receivers (e.g. Yamaha, Onkyo,
Denon, Marantz, NAD, Harman Kardon, Pioneer, Sony etc). The IR Link Pro Mini Kit runs on a
12VDC mains adapter (included) and is expandable with extra IR Link Receivers in different
rooms.
The IR Link Pro Mini Kit is a mains powered InfraRed Extender System that allows full remote control
operation of audio/video components (such as your Blu-ray player, A/V Receiver, DVR, Satellite
Box, Cable Tuner, etc.) which are located behind closed cabinet doors, in other rooms, or other
concealed and/or out-of-sight locations.
An InfraRed Extender in general consists of an IR (InfraRed) capture device, the IR Receiver, a
distribution circuit/connecting block, the IR Hub, and finally the IR LED output, the IR Emitter,
which flashes the IR signal to the A/V component.
3. Kit content
The IR Link Pro Mini Kit is a pre-packaged InfraRed Remote Control Extender System. It includes an
IRLPRO Mini Surface Mount IR Receiver, an IRHUB4 Connecting Hub with 4 Emitter outputs + Status
input Jumper Cable, two 3IREDB Triple Blinking Emitters, a 1IRQC Quick Connect cable and a
12VDC Power Supply. These parts are all that are necessary to control up to 7 components.
4. How does the ebode IR Link Pro Mini work?
The ebode IR Link Pro Mini is intended for use in IR control systems where the IRHUB4 Connecting
Hub is within reach of the 3-meter cable of the IRLPRO IR Receiver, e.g. when installing the IR Link
Pro Mini in a cabinet where the controlled components are behind closed doors, and the IRLPRO
Mini Receiver can be positioned outside of the cabinet, for instance close or attached to your
flat panel, but always within line of sight of your hand held remotes
5. Installing the ebode IR Link Pro Mini
The IRHUB4 sockets are colour coded for easy plug & play installation of the IR Receiver and IRED
Emitters, which have coloured jacks.
A typical system is shown in Fig. 1 below. Refer to this diagram and the procedure that follows
when making connections:
Fig 1
7-4-2011 Rev 2 4 IR Link Pro Mini