Oh and if Mr. Davidcasemore had read my first
post he would have noticed that I said to “break
off the plastic shell” of the emitter. This is
really simple to do, If you look close at the
emitter you will see that the red part is attached
to a clear part on the bottom, use a pair of dikes
to gently separate these two sections. The emitter
bulb inside is very small and easily fits behind
the Graphic Eye faceplate. I have never had a
faceplate or graphic eye break I am also confused
as to your comments about using an IR blaster
and breaking the faceplate? An Ir blaster is a
box that is roughly 1”X4.5”X3” how could this
in anyway be interfaced with a graphic eye other
than sitting on a shelf across the room going
blink, blink?