I haven't seen it. I'm not sure it's shipping. Since there's no pricing info on the site and the hardware is still in beta, I assume you are with the company that is developing it.

The specs say it can learn IR carriers from 56-455KHz. I hope that's a typo as it would be nearly useless if it cannot handle the 32-40KHz carriers used with 95% of Consumer IR.

The specs do not indicate whether it can use CCF files or instead uses a proprietary format. As most of the posters here will tell you, the latter approach is brain-dead if it does not allow for discrete code entry.

I think most people will tell you that 30 foot IR range is also marginal. It's easy to get far more range.

This message was edited by Dave Houston on 05/19/03 09:11.