iRemoteControl
​Strategic Partner of Global Caché

Infrared Control Hardware

Some of your equipment may still need to be controlled by infrared (IR).  After receipt of your Online Configuration Form we will inform you if any control hardware is required.  

This control hardware sends the relevant IR commands, as if you were pointing the actual remote at the equipment.  It uses discrete, stick on infrared emitters that you position over the IR sensor area on the relevant equipment.

The good news is that more and more equipment can be controlled over your home network without ANY additional hardware - this is known as IP control.

Setup of Infrared Control

Step 1
Connect to Network

Connect the above control hardware wirelessly or via a standard Cat5 or Cat6 computer cable to your home network (LAN).
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Step 2
Plug in IR Emitter Jacks

Plug in up to 3 Infrared Emitters. There is also a twin emitter version available so you can control up to 6 devices per unit.​

Step 3
Stick on the IR Emitters

At the other end, stick the self adhesive Emitters onto the relevant equipment.  A benefit of this is that you can now hide this equipment from view!