Where is the IR port on ATV2?

[bigcat318]

May be a stupid question, but where is the IR port on the ATV2? I am attempting to hook up a universal logitech remote to it, and I have little IR relays that stick to the IR ports of devices so I can use the remote in other rooms. Essentially it allows devices that are IR only to work over RF.

I tried locating the IR port on the device using its remote, but it was responding to button clicks even when the remote was pressed to the top of the device.

 

[roidy]

Looking at the iFixit teardown, find the center of the front face and then move about 10mm towards the status light.

 

[MooneyFlyer]

May be a stupid question, but where is the IR port on the ATV2? I am attempting to hook up a universal logitech remote to it, and I have little IR relays that stick to the IR ports of devices so I can use the remote in other rooms. Essentially it allows devices that are IR only to work over RF.

I tried locating the IR port on the device using its remote, but it was responding to button clicks even when the remote was pressed to the top of the device.

I believe the Logitech you are speaking of converts the RF to IR through a local blaster near your devices. And, IR signals bounce off of walls and other surfaces (including you) -- so this is somewhat expected depending how large the room is that you are in and where the surfaces are around the box. Is this causing a problem? The ATV2 should only react to its own signals...

I have the Logitech IR extender and only use the main blaster in a small closet to cover 4-5 boxes including the ATV2 with no issues.