The IFR-485-03 allows signals from the Audio International, Inc. hand-held remote (i.e. AI-RC1-17xxxx) to be sent through the data bus or infrared data lines for remote operation of AI’s entertainment source equipment or selected aircraft cabin management functions exclusively for the Raytheon Hawker 800XP aircraft.  The combination of the IFR-485-03 and the hand-held remote gives the operator the capability of controlling selected functions from any location in the cabin. The IR sensor is remote from the receiver unit for ease of installation in areas where a minimum mounting depth is available.  A 12" Pigtail is included.

        Audio International’s IFR-485-05-x allows signals from a hand-held remote (i.e. AI-RCx-17xxxx) to be sent through the data bus or infrared data lines for remote operation of source equipment or cabin manage- ment functions.  Combining the IFR-485-05-x with the remote gives the operator control of selected functions from any location in the cabin.   Three +28 Vdc modulated infrared outputs provide direct interface to commercial source equipment.  Two +5 Vdc de-modulated serial data outputs provide direct interface to source equipment.  Use of the +28 Vdc modulated infrared outputs requires a 282-00 infrared sender.              For installation in areas with minimum mounting depth, the external IR sensor is separate from the receiver.  The receiver “eye” is located on the 12" pigtail.

The same as the IFR-485-02 with an external "eye".

      The IFR-485-06-x allows signals from Audio International, Inc. hand-held remote (i.e. AI-RC1-17xxxx) to be sent through the data bus or infrared data lines for remote operation of entertainment source equipment or cabin management functions. The combination of the IFR-485-06-x and the hand-held remote give the operator the capability of controlling selected functions from any location in the aircraft cabin.  This unit has three +28 Vdc modulated IR outputs and two +5 Vdc digital IR outputs. 

     The IFR-485-07-x allows signals from the Audio International, Inc. hand-held remote (i.e. AI-RC1-17xxxx) to be sent through the data bus or infrared data lines for remote operation of  entertainment source equipment or selected aircraft cabin management functions.  The combination of the IFR-485-07-x and the hand-held remote gives the operator the capability of controlling selected functions from any location in the cabin.  The IR sensor is remote from the receiver unit for ease of installation in areas where a minimum mounting depth is available.

     Audio International’s IFR-485-10-x allows signals from Audio International, Inc. hand-held remote (i.e. AI-RCx-17xxxx) to be sent through AI’s proprietary RS-485 data bus or infrared data lines for remote operation of AI’s entertainment source equipment or selected aircraft cabin management functions.  The combination of the IFR-485-10-x and the hand-held remote give the operator the capability of controlling selected functions from any location in the aircraft cabin.

     Audio International’s IFR-485-23-x allows signals from Audio International, Inc. hand-held remote (i.e. AI-RCx-17xxxx) to be sent through AI’s proprietary RS-485 data bus or infrared data lines for remote operation of AI’s entertainment source equipment or selected aircraft cabin management functions.  The combination of the IFR-485-23-x and the hand-held remote give the operator the capability of controlling selected functions from any location in the aircraft cabin.

The IFR-9A-38 Infrared Receiver / Transmitter receives infrared signals from a hand-held transmitter and retransmits the signals to controlled devices through a sender (IR emitter) or by direct digital output.  An internal sensor enable the unit to be compatible with most infrared remote controlled devices and allows remote operation of the devices even when the equipment being controlled is hidden from line-of-sight (i.e. inside cabinets, drawer, or different room, etc.).  Each IFR unit consists of two separate components.  The first component is the receiver / transmitter assembly, and the second is a sender (282-00).  One sender is included with each IFR unit.  Multiple senders may be connected to each unit for control of multiple devices.

Same as IFR-9A with 38 kHz crystal in place of the 40 kHz crystal.

The IFR-9A-A-38 Infrared Receiver / Transmitter receives infrared signals from a hand-held transmitter and retransmits the signals to controlled devices through a sender (IR emitter) or by direct digital output.  An external sensor enables the unit to be compatible with most infrared remote controlled devices and allows remote operation of the devices even when the equipment being controlled is hidden from line-of-sight (i.e. inside cabinets, drawer, or different room, etc.).  Each IFR unit consists of three separate components.  The first component is the receiver / transmitter assembly, and the second is a sender (282-00).  The third component is the external sensor for various mounting options.  One sender and one remote sensor is included with each IFR unit.  Multiple senders may be connected to each unit for control of multiple devices.

Same as IFR-9A-A-38 with external receiver and 38 kHz crystal.

Audio International’s MSM2907-02-x is an infrared (COM) serial port mouse designed to work with the AI-RC3-170152 infrared serial mouse remote control.  Typically, infrared signals from the AI-RC3-170152 remote control mouse are received by an IFR-9A or IFR-485 and sent by 5V digital signal to the MSM2907-02-x.  These signals are then converted into Microsoft™ standard RS-232 serial mouse signals.  No external power is required – the RS-232 (COM) serial port supplies power.

The “-x” suffix denotes the type of connector utilized;  
“-1” = Positronic and “-2” = D-Subminiature.

The MSM2909-xx-x converts AI’s proprietary data bus (RS485) commands to infrared commands to control non-Audio International source equipment.  This module is capable of providing control of up to three different styles of source equipment (DVD, VCP, etc.) per zone.  Although the module has connections for up to five zones, it can only output commands to one zone at a time.  The output to the source equipment is accomplished using the Audio International 282-00 sender.  Current limiting resistors for the 282-00 sender are contained in the module.  Pins are provided on the unit connector for connection of a customer provided status LED.  This LED will flash whenever there is infrared activity.  A 2.2K current limiting resistor for the visual LED is also internal to the module.