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<blockquote data-quote="and-81" data-source="post: 223693" data-attributes="member: 11844">The little IR bud needs to be adhered to the receiver window on the device you're trying to control.&nbsp; It has an extremely short range!There is a little adhesive strip on the underside of the blaster bud and that is so you can stick it on the device you're trying to control.&nbsp; We're talking about an effective range measured in millimeters, not meters.If you find the blaster to be impractical or unreliable then you could try using the RS232C connection on the Projector to control it.&nbsp; The sanyo web site has rs232 codes for their projectors and using either the MCE Replacement Plugin, or the IR Server Suite (MP Control and MP Blast Zone plugins would be a good place to start) you could easily control the the projector.I've attached the RS232 code document for your projector from the Sanyo website, I'm not 100% sure what the codes mean but with a small amount of experimentation (or additional googling) you should be able to figure it out.Cheers,</blockquote>

[QUOTE="and-81, post: 223693, member: 11844"] The little IR bud needs to be adhered to the receiver window on the device you're trying to control. It has an extremely short range! There is a little adhesive strip on the underside of the blaster bud and that is so you can stick it on the device you're trying to control. We're talking about an effective range measured in millimeters, not meters. If you find the blaster to be impractical or unreliable then you could try using the RS232C connection on the Projector to control it. The sanyo web site has rs232 codes for their projectors and using either the MCE Replacement Plugin, or the IR Server Suite (MP Control and MP Blast Zone plugins would be a good place to start) you could easily control the the projector. I've attached the RS232 code document for your projector from the Sanyo website, I'm not 100% sure what the codes mean but with a small amount of experimentation (or additional googling) you should be able to figure it out. Cheers, [/QUOTE]

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