Connect another device to infrared port

Is there any way to connect another device other than the Apple Remote to the infrared (IR) port?
Sorry, wrong forum...

As mentioned, far to different ofvoltages & signals for it to work... thoigh I've seen suh impossible devices for sale out of China.
I think what you want is a good USB hub...
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