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Re: Dual Beolink eyes

Beoik — Sun, 16 Sep 2007 07:24:55 GMT

solder a wire to the original ir receiver inside the existing ir receiver unit and connect that to another receiver on the backside of your house.

You just have to drill a little hole somewhere to hide the receiver

Re: Dual Beolink eyes

The Stig - ver. 1.7 — Sun, 16 Sep 2007 04:30:58 GMT

I think you should look for two MCL Extra Speaker Kits, that will do it the B&O way

Dual Beolink eyes

ejensen1 — Sat, 15 Sep 2007 17:35:55 GMT

Basically I have a Beolink Passive that I am using for outdoor speakers. I have a pair in the front and and pair in the back, basically I put a switch in to switch between the two pairs.

The beolink eye is in a weather proof box mounted under the eaves of the roof in the front yard. I only have the IR wired, I am not using the buttons in front because it is mount high under the eaves and can't reach it. OK, so I have read that I can tie two IR Beo eye pucks in sequence, but since I am only using the IR I just need a IR detector. Does anyone have a schematics on how I wire a 455khz infrared red detector to a beolink passive? i.e I want to make a down and dirty beolink eye without the need for the buttons, it just needs to send the ir to the passive.

Thanks

Eric