In many situations, it is necessary to be able to transmit IR signals from a PC.
For example, if you use a PC as a TIVO or ReplayTV device, it would be great if a PC could
automatically switch channels on a cable box. Also, in many home automation applications
a PC needs to control various equipments around the house. Most of the equipment can be controlled
by IR signals. That's why we decided to develop Tira, the Transmitting InfraRed Adapter.
It works with a popular program Girder and allows to capture IR
codes right from the original remote and reproduce them later. Of course, it allows you to control
applications running on a PC, as Ira-2 does.
3.5mm jack for connecting external emitters (Center pin "+", sleeve "-")
OEM version
OEM Version
Tira 2.1 OEM
version is the same device electronically, but comes without a plastic enclosure.
It is intended for installation inside a PC. Four pin (0.100" spacing) USB connector
is provided, and external emitter can be connected to the two pin connector. Click
here
to view mechanical dimensions and layout of the
Tira 2.1 OEM board.
1.5ft USB cable for connecting to mainboard is optionally supplied.
Remote Control Extender
Tira
can be used as a remote control extender. If you connect another
Tira
(or Ira-2) to the same computer,
the second device can be used as an IR input, and all
IR codes received by the second device will be immediately reproduced by the main
Tira.
This way not only you can control your PC from two rooms, but also control all other
equipment from two rooms. read more...
Tira is designed to work with most remote controls.
In fact, we believe it will work with ALL remote controls
using modulation frequency in the range of 32kHz to 42kHz. Is it good or bad? Well, at this time we know of only two
companies that use frequency out of the range. Those are "Bang & Olufsen" and "Vidikron". All
other brands must work.