IR transmitter

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short Transmitter Light on / off

Type of transmittor

There are IR LEDs in different designs and wavelengths.
Type 1 Short Distance Emitter

  • SMD type 0603 without wire (1 x 1.2 mm)
  • 3 mm wide beam 60 degrees with short connections
  • 3 mm narrow radiating 40 degrees with short connections
  • 5 mm with short connections

Type 2 Long Distance Emitter

For short distances

Using type 1:
The IR emitters are used at the roadside. They emit to the vehicle.
Depending on the resistance, the range is 5-30 cm. Sunlight reduces the range.
These emittors are used with:


All DC cars react to these emitters.

All DC cars with the set address react to these emitters.

see also Stop coil
see also Progset
The long distance emitters type 2 are not suitable for this operating mode

for long distances

DC Car Booster

DC-Car-Booster

DC Car PC stations

Using Type 2:
The other mode of transmission achieves a longer range. Theoretically, up to 7 meters are possible. Therefore, IR emitters from the ceiling can control the models. The radiation depends on the IR LED.
The models must be equipped with the '[Fernempfaenger]]' (LCIR).
The modules are designed per output (7 available) for 5 LEDs in series.
The short-range radiators for Function module are not suitable for operation with DC-Car-Booster or PC-Transmitter