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Post 22 made on Tuesday December 27, 2011 at 02:15
cowboy
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On December 27, 2011 at 01:42, eastonaltreee said...
Remember, an off the shelf stereo to mono plug will short together the ring and the sleeve on the IR input jack of the DVR, rendering it inoperable.
Here's your schematic for making a cable that will work for this with traditional IR distribution systems that utilize 3.5mm mono jacks.

Stereo Jack -> Mono Jack

Tip -> Unused
Ring -> Tip
Sleeve -> Sleeve

Hope this helps.

Thanks, this is what I did,

got a stereo cable, cut it in half.
got a mono cable cut it in half.
spliced (interconnected) the tip on mono to ring on stereo
spliced(interconnected) the sleeve to sleeve

It would not work


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