The i-Got-Control comes in the form of a plug and play accessory for the iPhone, iPod Touch and the iPad, which will turn these Apple gadgets into an universal remote control for controlling any IR-based electronic devices in your home.
The i-Got-Control and its associated iTunes app has 40,000 IR codes which support a huge range of IR-based electronic devices worldwide. And the app has a built-in IR library which allows the user to send IR commands such as CONNECT, SELECT and CONTROL to their IR-based home AV, electronic and automation systems without the need of WiFi network or wires.
To use the i-Got-Control with your Apple gadgets just needs you to download the free app from iTunes and hook up the i-Got device as shown in the picture above; launch the app, you’ll then be able to control those IR-based electronic devices in your home. The i-Got-Control device costs $70 only and you can purchase it from i-got-it.com
March 18th, 2010 at 2:06 pm
What about controlling stuff not in your home? Could wreak havoc with airport information screens and the like, or just change channels in the bar.
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August 27th, 2010 at 7:06 pm
That sounds like a challenge mate! The IRB1 and i-got-control works on all generations of iOS devices, that includes the iPad, which is by far the nicest way to control all IR equipment including blinds, ceiling fans and room lighting. Especially if you like large buttons, it’s so much easier on older eyes!
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