Below please find some X1 boxes along with photos depicting where to find the IR Target Eye locations (notated in yellow square), as well as the manufacturer name, X1 Platform name and any pertinent notes.
Important point: ALL X1 boxes (excluding the RNG150 models) can do both RF and IR.
XG1 Devices
Arris XG1v1 – Manufacturer model # MX011ANM/MX011ANC. IR target indicated in yellow. This model has 1 RF In, 1 RF
Out, Analog Audio (RCA L & R) Out, Composite Video Out, HDMI Out, SPDIF Out.
Arris XG1v3 – Manufacturer model # AX013ANM/AX013ANC. IR target indicated in yellow. This model has 1 RF In, 1 RF
Out, Analog Audio (RCA L & R) Out, Composite Video Out, HDMI Out, SPDIF Out.
Pace XG1v1 – Manufacturer model # PX001ANM/PX001ANC. IR target indicated in yellow. This model has 1 RF In, 1 RF
Out, Analog Audio (RCA L & R) Out, Composite Video Out, HDMI Out, SPDIF Out. Component Video Out.
Pace XG1v3 – Manufacturer model # PX013ANM/PX013ANC. IR target indicated in yellow. This model has 1 RF In, 1 RF
Out, Analog Audio (RCA L & R) Out, Composite Video Out, HDMI Out, SPDIF Out.
Arris XG1v1 – Manufacturer model # AX11RANM/AX11RANC. IR target indicated with white dot in the center of the
yellow box outline. This model has 1 RF In. 1 RF Out, 1 HDMI Out, Analog Audio (RCA L & R) Out, SPDIF Out.
XG2 Devices
Samsung XG2 – Manufacturer model # SX022ANM/SX022ANC. IR target indicated in yellow. This model has 1 RF In, 1 RF
Out, Analog Audio (RCA L & R) Out, Composite Video Out, HDMI Out, SPDIF Out.
Pace XG2 – Manufacturer model # PX022ANM/PX022ANC. IR target indicated in yellow. This model has 1 RF In, 1 RF Out,
Analog Audio (RCA L & R) Out, Composite Video Out, HDMI Out, SPDIF Out.
Xi Devices
Pace Xi3 – Manufacturer model # PX032ANI. IR target indicated in yellow. This model has one RF input and one HDMI
output.
Pace XiD – Manufacturer model # PXD01ANI. IR target indicated in yellow. This model has one RF input, one RF output
and one HDMI output.
Cisco XiD – Manufacturer model # CXD01ANI. IR target indicated in yellow. This model has one RF input, one RF output
and one HDMI output.
Use an IR Extender to Control Your TV Box Without Line of Sight
Find out how to hide your TV Box or TV Adapter and still use your remote with an IR Extender or IR Receiver.
How it Works
If you want to keep your TV Box or TV Adapter out of sight and still use your remote control to change channels, you’ll need to use an IR Extender or IR Receiver.
An IR Extender or IR Receiver is included with your TV Adapter equipment. Not all of our equipment comes with an IR Receiver. If your equipment did not come with an IR Extender, one can be purchased from a third party retailer. To use it, connect the IR Extender to the IR In input on the back of the TV Box or TV Adapter. Put the other end of the IR Extender somewhere that allows a direct line of sight between it and the remote.
If you have an Xfinity X1 main TV Box or Player, you can use the XR2/XR5 remote control with Aim Anywhere control (RF capability) even if they are stored in a closet or another room, up to 50 feet away. Your XR2/XR5 remote control must be paired with your X1 Player for this feature to function. If your XR2/XR5 remote has not been paired to your X1 Player, please see the instructions for pairing your remote and TV Box. (Note: Secondary X1 TV Boxes or Player Mini’s cannot be set up to use the RF capability.)
Note: With some TV Boxes, connecting the IR Extender disables the RF input on the front of the TV Box. To avoid this, disconnect the IR Extender from the TV Box when you’re not using it.
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