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IR blaster

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IR blaster
A device that showers infrared (IR) signals over a wide area. It is used to "blast" signals into a stereo or home theater rack when the equipment is behind closed cabinet doors. See IR remote control and RF remote control.


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The built in IR blaster port combined with the TV inputs supports almost any source of television -- antenna, direct cable, and cable set top boxes For those that want to connect their PC to an amplifier or entertainment system for digital sound, Gateway One's power module includes an optical audio S/PDIF output jack and a coaxial audio output jack.
The RDR-VH530 model also features progressive scan output, component output for both DVD and VCR, and an IR blaster that enables the RDR-VH530 to change the channel on most cable boxes and satellite receivers to allow for easy timer programming.
Just place the included IR blaster and one or two of the mini blasters on the cabinet shelves near the devices you want to control.
 
 
 
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