4-channel module for IR receiver

SKU 2846-RXIR4CHEAN 8219671106719Item type: Assembled

Description

Compact module that can learn up to 4 channels of an IR remote control, once an infrared receiver such as the IR38DM or a compatible one (not included) has been fitted. It has 4 buttons (K1, K2, K3, K4) to store the matching channel, status LEDs for power (D1) and channel storage (D2), and a 6-pin connector for power and outputs. Once the channels have been stored, pressing one of the four buttons on an IR remote control (for example code 2846-TELECIR) will light the status LED and switch the matching output from low to high level (+5 Volt)
Compact module that can learn up to 4 channels of an IR remote control, once an infrared receiver such as the IR38DM or a compatible one (not included) has been fitted. It has 4 buttons (K1, K2, K3, K4) to store the matching channel, status LEDs for power (D1) and channel storage (D2), and a 6-pin connector for power and outputs. Once the channels have been stored, pressing one of the four buttons on an IR remote control (for example code 2846-TELECIR) will light the status LED and switch the matching output from low to high level (+5 Volt). The outputs can be switched on and off individually or all together, and the settings are kept in memory even when power is removed. Supply voltage: 5 VDC, size (mm): 30x30x12.

Please note! the module does not include the IR receiver needed to make it work, nor the IR remote control (see related products).

 

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