The Xantech Dinky Link kit (480KIT) IR receivers have been
designed for mounting in very small spaces. They may be mounted
under shelf edges, cabinet ledges, in wall speakers, etc. - anywhere an inconspicuous appearance is
desired. The high sensitivity of these receivers allows placement behind speakers grilles and still receive
IR commands up to 20 feet away. If longer range is necessary, a 3/8-inch hole must be drilled in the grille
to allow unobstructed entry of the IR signal.
This is the 480B-30 Quick connect version of the Dinky Link 480B-00 (black) supplied in a 4 source kit. It has a 7-foot cable with 3.5 mm stereo mini plug for direct plug-in
to Xantech connecting Blocks, such as the CB12, CB20, 789-44, 791-44, etc. In this kit the 789-44 4 source connecting block is supplied.
Other versions of the Xantech Dinky Link are available to special order.
Features of Xantech Dinky Link
- Attaches discretely to front of TV
- Extremely small package, only 11mm x 8mm x 54mm
- Works in normal 3-wire mode, supplied with 3.5mm quick connect jack plug
- Talkback green LED tests system for correct wiring as well as indicating infrared reception.
Prepackaged multi-source Xantech Dinky Link kit includes:
- (1) 480B-00 Xantech Dinky Link Receiver (black body, but white can be ordered)
- (1) 789-44 4 way Connecting Block
- (1) 781RG Power Supply
- (4) 283M Single blink IR emitters
Technical specification
- Nominal reception range: > 30 feet.
- IR modulation frequency bandwidth: 30 - 100kHz
- Nominal reception angle: 55 degrees off axis.
- Cable requirements for long lengths: three-conductor/24 gauge up to 200', 22 gauge up to 600',
20 gauge up to 2000' and 18 gauge up to 5000' (unshielded OK).
- Maximum cable length: One mile with 18 gauge.
- Maximum current output: 100 milliamps.
- Maximum number of emitters: 4 single or 4 twin IR emitters with the included connecting block. (4 single included in the kit)
- Power requirements: 12 volts DC @ 10 mA.
- Kit includes 781RG power supply.
- Dimensions: 11mm x 8mm x 54mm
NB: Passing IR around your house
is a critical part of distributed entertainment, but it can be quite problematic
because it is also emitted by plasma screens and sun light. Careful location and correct
choice of quality components can make a major difference to the success of your system.
For full installation instructions click here. (PDF file 123Kb)