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Episode® Electronics Plasma-Proof Tabletop IR Sensor with LED Feedback,
36 - 60kHz (Black)
Why pay more? Episode Electronics IR components are an easy way to increase your margins on virtually every install.
All Episode IR sensors are plasma-proof for installation near flat panel displays and under virtually all lighting conditions.
Universal compatibility
The IR-TT-3660 works with virtually all A/V components and remote controls. This includes new set-top boxes from Scientific Atlanta and Motorola.
Sleek, Low-Profile, Design
This is one tabletop IR sensor that your customers won't mind seeing out on the entertainment center. From its size and color, to its blue "talk-back" LEDs and non-slip bottom, the IR-TT-3660 is both attractive and functional.
3 Year Warranty
The Episode IR-TT-3660 durable external design is mated with internal components that will provide years of trouble free operation.
Specifications:
1" x 4" x 3/4"
1/8" Plug with 3-Conductor
10 ft. of Cable
Comparable Products:
Niles TS100, Russound 854P, Xantech Hidden Link
For the IR Table Top Sensor installation manual Click Here.
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3-Year Limited Warranty
Episode® IR Products have a 3-Year Limited Warranty. This warranty includes parts and labor repairs on all components found to be defective in material or workmanship under normal conditions of use. This warranty shall not apply to products which have been abused, modified or disassembled. Products to be repaired under this warranty must be returned to SnapAV or a designated service center with prior notification and an assigned return authorization number (RA).
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Troubleshooting Guide - IR Flashers
Problem: Cable box responds erratically or skips channels. Cable box remote works only when close to IR receiver. Extra delay between channel or volume changes.
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SnapAV
Products Affected:
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RSM-3660
IR1x4
IRF-1
IRF-2
PS-12DC-1A |
Solution: SnapAV flashers are very strong and the output signal that may be overpowering some components.
Place the flasher on a nearby surface. Under a shelf or on the opposite door if in a cabinet or closet. Masking tape can be used under the flasher to help minimize the effect. Depending on the component a piece of electrical tape with a pinhole will also work well.
This same symptom may be also caused by a “Double flash”. A IR receiver is triggered by the same signal a millisecond apart. This is mostly caused by the flasher of a nearby component or a reflection off a light colored surface. This will confuse some component IR receivers and cause them to temporarily “freeze” or lock up.
This can be remedied by using the flasher cover included with the IRF-1 and IRF-2. Some components have a very large area of IR receiver that will not be covered by the IRF covers included. Black electrical Tape or a similar covering will block any stray IR.
Check the component manuals for the IR receiver locations and size.
Product Development Team – SnapAV. 12/2009 DMCM
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