Some Video Distribution systems will allow you to pass remote control signals from the rooms back to source equipment. For example, by using a modulator, you can view your satellite receiver in each room, but how do you control it? A system, like the one pictured above, uses infrared sensors in some rooms to catch the signals from the remote control. The sensors turn the light energy into electrical signals that are then inserted onto the coax cable. This is the same coax cable that delivers all the cable and modulated channels to each room. At the satellite dish location, a special wall plate will extract the infrared signals and pass them to an emitter. The emitter takes those electrical signals and turns them back into light impulses for the receiver.
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Using this type of equipment will relieve you of coming up with a method of getting the remote's signals back to the source equipment:
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7702A Digital 3 Input Modulator UHF Ch 14-78, Cable: Ch 59-135
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8171S Mini Stick-On IR Twin Emitters
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7713WRA In-Wall Video-Out IR Interface Plate
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7713WRB In-Wall Video-In IR Interface Plate
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7822B Low Pass Filter - passes ch. 2-64, blocks ch. >64
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7607B CAModulator Black and White
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7718WR IR Target with 7' Cord
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