Re: Xantech IR questions

["egelbeertje" <r_d_k@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Rob,

Well I actually have a 4 zone block and a 2 zone block and wanted to
connect the common emitters from both units together (and make it
future proof) , then re-distribute - guess I'll cook up come cables
with a diode, then feed these signals into a 791-44 or so to see what
that does.

rgds Rob.

--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "Rob Mouser" <groups@...> wrote:
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> Hi Rob
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> If you want 6 zones to a number of common outputs then you simply
need to use a Xantech Splitter such as:
http://www.letsautomate.com/10062cfm
the receivers are best connected
in a star (or home run) config as this gives best performance.
> If you need to connect each receiver independently (Which I think
is what your saying, sorry I am a little slow today :-)) then you
will need a 796-20: http://www.letsautomate.com/11219.cfm
> The Xantech website has some good technical info. If you download
the latest cat from the website there are some good application
examples in the first few pages.
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> HTH
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> Rob
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> From: ukha_d@xxxxxxx on behalf of egelbeertje
> Sent: Wed 02/05/2007 11:46
> To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
> Subject: [ukha_d] Xantech IR questions
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> I have 6 IR zones, now I want to combine the output IR signals from
> these 6 zones into some common components.
> It's not an option to have multiple emitters (ie 1 from every zone
to 1
> piece of kit due to lack of emitter outputs and space restrictions
to
> fit them physically on the kit) so I'm looking at a way to merge
the IR
> signals into 1 black box and then re-distribute this to 5 + common
> outputs.
> I also don't want to replace the single zone blocks with a 4 or 6
zone
> receiver with common outputs since it would require some extensive
> rewiring.
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> all suggestions welcome.
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> Rgds,
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> Rob
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