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dave housten help RF Please!!
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Post 1 made on Thursday January 6, 2005 at 20:11
futaba3vc
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I have a rf device which opperates at 433mhz and i would like to control it with my tsu3000 from what i understand the rf frequency on a tsu3000 will not do that as the rf frequency is different so it will not work.
is this true ?
And if so how can I ?
I have read in other threads and seen something about using a powermid transmitter to send 433mhz from a tsu3000 IR signal Where do i get6 the infrared signal from?

This seams all very well but how do i change my rf device signal to ir for this to work.

Can i send from my rf device the rf signal to a powermid reciever. bassicly riverse the cycle.
by doing this thats if it works will it be able to send a valid working ir signal to my pronto to learn.
which i can then use?

i seen in a thread about 2 mins ago ( but then lost it and cant find it again ) from you that this can be done is that true and do you have any idea were i can get info on this tthanks tim
i live in jersey and iam currently 21 yeras of age
Post 2 made on Saturday January 8, 2005 at 05:49
Hagen Schütte
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I have a solution for you!
Get a RFX6000 and plug a TX-433 MHz Module on the IR-Transmitter output from the RFX. That work fine for me.
If you need a pluggable RF-Transmitter with high RF radiation for the RFX, ask via E-Mail [email protected].
He can deliver that device to you!

Best Regrads

Hagen Schütte
RU 980, RU 970 and LI-900 are my toys
OP | Post 3 made on Saturday January 8, 2005 at 13:37
futaba3vc
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thanks for your help is possible if you can tell me how to do this
sorry to sound stupid but were do you connect it on the rsx6000

regards tim
i live in jersey and iam currently 21 yeras of age
OP | Post 4 made on Sunday January 9, 2005 at 08:36
futaba3vc
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I understand what you are saying but how do you get the pronto to learn that function
i live in jersey and iam currently 21 yeras of age
Post 5 made on Sunday January 9, 2005 at 11:14
Hagen Schütte
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I use a RF2IR converter from exclusive-home to learn al 433 MHz remotes to my TSU 7000. (Now I have sold a RU980, but my Power plugs and light dimmers work better with the TSU7000 -> RFX6000 -> RF-Transmitter)
The RFX6000 has 4 outputs for 4 double IR-Emitters, I use one from this outputs for my 433,92 MHz transmitter.

Hagen Schütte
RU 980, RU 970 and LI-900 are my toys


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