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Re: LC2 passive controlHH

almancil — Fri, 29 May 2009 10:54:11 GMT

Thanks man that sounds like a good idea i will try and get 1 of those

the LC2 costs about 30€ which was better than the 61€ for the normal eye but if thats cheaper i got to give it a go

Re: LC2 passive controlHH

stefan — Fri, 29 May 2009 10:14:31 GMT

You can use a Vishay TSOP 7000. It`s a 455 kHz IR eye and will work with your Beolink passive. It`s about 1 cm x 1 cm small.

Easier and cheaper than your solution. I don´t even know whether an LC2 will work.........I don`t think so.

Available here: http://www.lintronic.dk/InfraRedReceivers.htm - called TT-IR-1455

The IR range is not as good as the original Beo IR eye, but ok. You won`t have the direct volume control, just via Beo4.

Hope this helps.

Stefan

Re: LC2 passive controlHH

almancil — Fri, 29 May 2009 09:45:57 GMT

well what i was thinking was rather than 1 of those ugly water proof boxes for the IR eyes i would build the LC2 sensor into a standard water-proof transparent sensor switch that matched my houses switches and sockets.

Regards

Re: LC2 passive controlHH

burantek — Fri, 29 May 2009 09:11:15 GMT

almancil:
what i was wondering was whether it is possible to take the pcb from the Light controller 2 and build it in to a standard switch casing (because it is much smaller than the pcb from the normal IR eye)and use it to control my outdoor speakers instead of the normal IR eye

interesting thought... may i ask what your intent is?

LC2 passive controlHH

almancil — Fri, 29 May 2009 08:40:04 GMT

Good afternoon,

I have a bose speaker setup in my garden connected to a BS9000 via BL passive with the standard IR eye

what i was wondering was whether it is possible to take the pcb from the Light controller 2 and build it in to a standard switch casing (because it is much smaller than the pcb from the normal IR eye)and use it to control my outdoor speakers instead of the normal IR eye

Best regards

Steven