USB to Far Infrared IRDA Meter Reading Adapter, Home Industrial Control Test and Debugging, 38kHz Car/;rier Converter(0M(no USB Cable))

USB to Far Infrared IRDA Meter Reading Adapter, Home Industrial Control Test and Debugging, 38kHz Car/;rier ConverterThe USB to far-infrared converter is a basic 38KHZ signal modulation and demodulation far-infrared converter, USB 2.0 port, can be used when P/;lugged into the computer. The converter is suitable Compatible R&Dtesters to test and debug industrial control equipment such as meters or homes that support farinfrared communication and the carr;/ier signal is 38KHZ.Product specifications:1. Modulation and demodulation signal frequency: 38KHZ2. Communication baud rate: up to 2400bps. Por;/ter's effective range will be reduced3. Communication distance and angle: 3~5 meters, 15°.4. Working voltage: Take the USB terminal, pl;/ug it into the computer and use it5. The direction of infrared sending and receiving is about 120°, not 360°. In far-infrared testing, the closer it is, the more stable it is. Since infrared transmission is a fan-shaped area, the transmission axis of each tube is somewhat deviated. Getting close can cause unstable communication. It is recommended that the distance be around 15~50cm during the test. It does not matter if it is farther away. Gradually increase the test distance. The actual measurement is 3 meters without any problem.F/;TD/;1 DRIVER DOWNLOADING:https://ftdichip.com/drivers/vcp-drivers/INSTALLATION GUIDELINE:https://ftdichip.com/document/installation-guides/If you have special requirements, such as cable length, wire gauges and pinouts, please consult to me online or leave me a message.If you have special requirements, such as cable length, wire gauges and pinouts, please consult to me online or leave me a message.

• Product specifications:1. Modulation and demodulation signal frequency: 38KHZ
• 2. Communication baud rate: up to 2400bps. Por;/ter's effective range will be reduced
• 3. Communication distance and angle: 3~5 meters, 15°.
• 4. Working voltage: Take the USB terminal, pl;/ug it into the computer and use it
• 5. The direction of infrared sending and receiving is about 120°, not 360°. In far-infrared testing, the closer it is, the more stable it is. Since infrared transmission is a fan-shaped area, the transmission axis of each tube is somewhat deviated. Getting close can cause unstable communication. It is recommended that the distance be around 15~50cm during the test. It does not matter if it is farther away. Gradually increase the test distance. The actual measurement is 3 meters without any