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Post 13 made on Thursday November 10, 2022 at 11:31
tomciara
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On November 10, 2022 at 09:53, highfigh said...
Xantech, sure, but IIRC, Russound, possibly Niles and several others had three conductor cables specifically for the confirmation flash.

My IR experience goes back to the early 90’s and never in my life have I seen a three conductor emitter.

With Xantech, you could buy a standard emitter or a visible emitter, with no difference at the plug. Supposing there were three conductor plugs, what would they connect to? A 789–44 connecting block didn’t have two and three conductor jacks, nor did URC, RTI, or any other IR base station/extender systems I can think of. RTI had multi-conductor jacks on the RP-6 processor for their proprietary dongles, but included 4” long adapter to make them 2-conductor emitter friendly.

I have some old emitters in my truck, including some single plug dual emitter options, and a twin-plug single emitter to connect to two separate control  systems at once, but nothing in three conductor.

Electrically speaking, there is no need for a third conductor as the emitter for the equipment and the visible LED can simply be paralleled.

I think your memory might be getting a little foggy lol

Last edited by tomciara on November 10, 2022 11:42.
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