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GunCon3 utilise des émetteurs LED infrarouges positionnés au-dessus du téléviseur. Grâce à la position triangulée du pistolet basée sur des capteurs, il peut être utilisé avec tout type d'écran, du CRT à l'écran plat en passant par le projecteur. Les armes GunCon3 sont assez rares et chères, mais nous espérons que les émetteurs du marché secondaire donneront vie à des armes qui ont depuis longtemps été séparées de leurs originaux.
Pour l'installer, placez un carré de velcro/ruban adhésif double face sur le boîtier au-dessus du trou de vis et collez-le à l'arrière du téléviseur le long du bord supérieur afin que les LED IR soient visibles. Branchez l'extrémité USB-A d'un câble sur le téléviseur et l'autre extrémité sur un émetteur. Ensuite, prenez le deuxième câble et connectez les deux émetteurs. Les émetteurs brilleront en rouge lorsqu’ils fonctionneront correctement. Ensemble, les émetteurs consomment 270 mA à 5 V.
Customer Reviews
Love these! Super easy to set up and they just work! If you're on the fence on getting them, do yourself a favor and place that order.
Bought this a while ago. Today I managed to test it with a ps3, and on mister using the nes,snes, and genesis core. Tracking is fast and precise, amazing ! Not all mister cores play nice with these but I'm told other users have had better luck. Either way this is the best cheap option for lightguns on the mister.
When your IR emitters are better than the official ones, you know you've done something right. Thanks so much!
As a very happy owner of the GunCon 3 I have to say, these emitters are much better than the originals. They're smaller and the included cables are of great quality. The best part is how smartly they're designed with connection ports on every side of each emitter making these super easy to mount on the TV. A must-buy if you own a GunCon 3!
TL;DR Smaller + lighter + cheaper = better
These perform very well, and are easy to install. I also own the Laser Bear emitters (which are good), but I still prefer these, let me explain why.
While a housing seems like a good idea, it actually isn't. No matter how amazing the design for such a plastic shell is, there will never be a one-size-fits-all mechanism for securing emitters to your TV. Case in point, the aforementioned LB emitters have a nice housing with a built in hinge and cable clamp, but all of that is pretty much useless, because in almost all scenarios you're still going to end up attaching these to your TV with adhesive/velcro. As such, any added cost or mass is undesirable, if not a complete waste, because you want them to be small and light. Also, the housing made for these is quite underwhelming anyway, you can get more details from my review on that product page.
These are tiny, featherlight, and priced very well. I'm going to buy some more :D