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talk irda wikipedia jump to content main menu main menu move to sidebar hide navigation main page contents current events random article about wikipedia contact us contribute help learn to edit community portal recent changes upload file special pages search search appearance donate create account log in personal tools donate create account log in contents move to sidebar hide top 1 first section 2 comments 2 status of standards 3 comments 3 logo 1 comment 4 file transfer between ir laptops with windows 98 1 comment 5 merge with infrared port 2 comments 6 reception making a comeback 1 comment 7 defunct 2 comments 8 possible ai generated content 1 comment toggle the table of contents talk irda add languages page contents not supported in other languages add topic article talk english read edit view history tools tools move to sidebar hide actions read edit add topic view history general what links here related changes upload file permanent link page information get shortened url switch to legacy parser print export download as pdf printable version in other projects appearance move to sidebar hide from wikipedia the free encyclopedia latest comment 3 months ago by gnomingstuff in topic possible ai generated content this article has not yet been rated on wikipedia s content assessment scale it is of interest to the following wikiprojects organizations this article is within the scope of wikiproject organizations a collaborative effort to improve the coverage of organizations on wikipedia if you would like to participate please visit the project page where you can join the discussion and see a list of open tasks organizations wikipedia wikiproject organizations template wikiproject organizations organization this article has not yet received a rating on the project s importance scale technology technology portal this article is within the scope of wikiproject technology a collaborative effort to improve the coverage of technology on wikipedia if you would like to participate please visit the project page where you can join the discussion and see a list of open tasks technology wikipedia wikiproject technology template wikiproject technology technology first section edit latest comment 5 years ago 2 comments 2 people in discussion i wonder what is the irda position concerning mobile phones today i mean since the development of bluettoth and its enhancements what are the advantages of ir technology it s not omnidirectionnal data rates are slower range is shorter that s why handset manufacturers are stopping to implement them what is the irda doing to strike back bluetooth is faster bluetooth afaik only supports 2mbps fir which has existed for a long time supports 4mbps vfir supports 16mbps the lack of range and omnidirectionality can be a good thing since you actually have to bring the devices together it s much less likely that a hostile device could take advantage of a security flaw to compromise your phone also i would assume bluetooth is significantly more power hungry nil einne 11 03 27 august 2006 utc reply correct me if i m wrong but the external link section s text for the official irda website states that the specifications are free this is incorrect i would like to find out that what exact frequency does the irda protocol work on i actually intend to create a receiver that receives ir signals from my nokia 3200 so for that i ought to know the exact frequency that the nokia 3200 works on 875nm 25nm this is kind of a weird wavelength it s neither silicon s baseband 1 1u or the visible doubling red at 660nm no ordinary radio system can reach these frequencies 343 terahertz so that is not how it s done the cheap way to get an interface is to buy an led and a suitable receive photodiode in the same package e g forgive me a commercial but i am merely a satisfied customer vishay s tfdu4101 ray van de walker talk 19 12 16 august 2021 utc reply status of standards edit latest comment 5 years ago 3 comments 3 people in discussion some roadmap date information needs to be added to this entry when is ultra fast ir supposed to be released isn t irda essentially dead technology also some history of the technology would be nice why was is developed what products markets were originally invisaged 24 249 108 133 18 28 29 september 2006 utc reply 2008 news update irda was developed initially for communicating between handheld devices and also between handheld and deskbound devices such as printers and pcs the irda design goals were low cost simple to implement and very low power so the technology will be a no brainer for manufacturers to implement the goals exceeded expectations at the time the sir standard was established the speed of 115kbps was adequate because the files then were simple largest were word documents and smallest were business cards vcf motorola nokia and palm were huge supporters as well as notebook manufacturers also at the time rf wireless was expensive remember then they cost about 35 to add the rf module and infrared was about 1 50 subsequently bluetooth initially less than 1mbps then upgraded to 2mbps became widely used for communicating between cellphone to earphones because of many hands free driving laws enacted around the world in the meantime photos and music became prevalent on handhelds including cellphones and files became larger it was too cumbersome i e took too long to beam a large file using bluetooth and irda s sir standard was definitely too slow even with mir at 1 2mbps for some reason irda s fir 4mbps and vfir 16mbps did not catch on in late 2006 irda recognised the emerging problems and completed a new standard called irsimple uses the already defined fir and extensible to vfir and speeded up the connection protocols resulting in the handheld devices that can beam 3mb files in around 5 seconds in mar 2008 after being shown an extremely fast ir efir demo irda started a new sig to develop 1gbps infrared at time of writing this there are at least 85 different products already launched in japan that has irsimple implemented ranging from cellphones cameras printers fax scanners tvs hd vcrs and of course pcs acton920 talk 19 46 16 june 2008 utc reply the official consumer standards look dead to me the foundation s website is long gone official sources for the standards no longer seem to exist there is still some use of the techniques with the optic ports of electric power meters which is how and why i have some information the power meters use sir phy 9600 baud with legacy irda transceivers sending a meter data standard dlms cosem there are still timing ics that can convert a uart signal to sir but the implementation is often bit banged to save cost ray van de walker talk 19 15 16 august 2021 utc reply logo edit latest comment 18 years ago 1 comment 1 person in discussion maybe put the irda logo in assuming its permitted 87 194 223 183 talk 00 18 12 january 2008 utc reply file transfer between ir laptops with windows 98 edit latest comment 18 years ago 1 comment 1 person in discussion as detailed at the address below win98 has an inbuilt facility to transfer files between enabled laptops basically when correctly setup hopefully automatically when enabling ir facility on both laptops a right mouse click on a highlighted file allows the selection of send to infrared recipient it made me happy http technet microsoft com en gb library cc768189 aspx 79 76 132 31 talk 14 19 27 august 2008 utc reply merge with infrared port edit latest comment 16 years ago 2 comments 2 people in discussion i see no reason to merge this article with infrared port one is about an association the other is about a physical device both need their separate articles manscher talk 07 42 3 february 2010 utc reply you are right given the size of the infrared port article merging could seem logical but you considering they deal with diferent themes merging does not seem logical bktero talk 09 13 2 march 2010 utc reply reception making a comeback edit latest comment 11 years ago 1 comment 1 person in discussion the source linked to the comment that irda popularity has been making a comeback does not indicate it is necessarily making a comeback it only cites that 10 million devices have been sold it offers no historical trend nor comparison to indicate this is a growing number or that it has been makign a comeback preceding unsigned comment added by 56 0 163 15 talk 20 54 4 november 2014 utc reply defunct edit latest comment 1 year ago 2 comments 2 people in discussion i can t find any article of any type mention any wind down or closure of the group but it seems to no longer exist their website went offline at some point in september 2018 i think this is the last archived version any software documentation i can find is similarly out of date and simply links to the now non existing site i m not sure anybody noticed the decryptor talk 06 10 22 april 2025 utc reply yeah i noticed that one but i think i also could not find a closure date maybe we can use an approximation based on the last website version though that sounds a lot like original research photographyedits talk 08 43 22 april 2025 utc reply possible ai generated content edit latest comment 3 months ago 1 comment 1 person in discussion concerns were raised previously by stormsnsnow about ai generated content in this article this is a procedural talk page section to discuss it there is no need to ping me in response read wp aisigns for more information for why this is tagged however note that fixing the issue requires more than just removing the superficial signs gnomingstuff talk 12 26 16 june 2026 utc reply retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title talk irda oldid 1359650802 categories all unassessed articles unassessed organization articles unknown importance organization articles wikiproject organizations articles unassessed technology articles wikiproject technology articles this page was last edited on 16 june 2026 at 12 26 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