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Well first of all I should point out that the sensor bar doesn't detect anything. It's just a set of IR lights which are used by a sensor at the top of the Wiimote to determine the pointer's position.
Anyways, have you tried putting fresh batteries into the Wiimote? If that doesn't work, unplugging the system for about five minutes and then try again.
Sorry for the disturbnce, i just figured out the problem. i had christmas lights near my sensor barwhich affected how it sensed the wii remote. thanks for the help thoughvkr171
Makes sense. The sensor on the Wiimote won't be able to pick out the sensor bar if there are any other IR sources near it.
Sorry for the disturbnce, i just figured out the problem. i had christmas lights near my sensor barwhich affected how it sensed the wii remote. thanks for the help thoughvkr171
[QUOTE="vkr171"]Sorry for the disturbnce, i just figured out the problem. i had christmas lights near my sensor barwhich affected how it sensed the wii remote. thanks for the help thoughThePlothole
Makes sense. The sensor on the Wiimote won't be able to pick out the sensor bar if there are any other IR sources near it.
This means very strong sunlight, so bare this in mind when you are aiming for optimal performance with your console, but ironically, in strong sunlight you probably wouldn't be able to see your screen and would close the curtains or blinds.
[QUOTE="vkr171"]Sorry for the disturbnce, i just figured out the problem. i had christmas lights near my sensor barwhich affected how it sensed the wii remote. thanks for the help thoughLouis_Routledge
[QUOTE="vkr171"]Sorry for the disturbnce, i just figured out the problem. i had christmas lights near my sensor barwhich affected how it sensed the wii remote. thanks for the help thoughThePlothole
Makes sense. The sensor on the Wiimote won't be able to pick out the sensor bar if there are any other IR sources near it.
This means very strong sunlight, so bare this in mind when you are aiming for optimal performance with your console, but ironically, in strong sunlight you probably wouldn't be able to see your screen and would close the curtains or blinds.
There are also a some common artificial sources of near visible IR, such as incandescent, and especially Halogen, bulbs, as well as candle sticks.
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