Thanks for the reply
Uhhh, from what you posted it sounds like I'm in some substantially deeper water than I thought. I'm reasonably techy, but I'm not a programmer. Mostly a dabbler.
I'm in the process of selecting a transciever for what I would think is a simple process. Ultimately I'd like to ...
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- Tue Jan 11, 2011 1:39 am
- Forum: General Support
- Topic: KINAMAX ADS IR Blaster Remote Control Signal Sender
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- Mon Jan 10, 2011 11:43 pm
- Forum: General Support
- Topic: KINAMAX ADS IR Blaster Remote Control Signal Sender
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Re: KINAMAX ADS IR Blaster Remote Control Signal Sender
Hi there Cyberaddict
I'd appreciate knowing how you made things work. Even if it's a long story.
I too am lured to purchasing the Kinamax ADS because of the low price. My goal is to trigger two remote projectors from an event on my PC during church service and what you wrote sounds promising ...
I'd appreciate knowing how you made things work. Even if it's a long story.
I too am lured to purchasing the Kinamax ADS because of the low price. My goal is to trigger two remote projectors from an event on my PC during church service and what you wrote sounds promising ...