not adaptor you need to cut the cable
if better make manually of by a not official sensor bar
for change the cable but is only for move the cursor in
the screen
step to step:
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=759093

OH wait i think i dont know that..

The IR bar is emmiting infrared, so the detector is the wiimote not the ir Bar :h LOOl though it was the reverse..

So who is the detector? the remote or the bar with the leds?

The wiimote is the sensor and the infrared bar is the emit
the wiimote use a black and white webcam of low resolution
sensible to infrared light

you can se the led in the config of the wii
where you can up the power of bar

Look for a Wireless Wii IR Stick.
It's 2 IRs w/ battery power.
You can usually find one right now at GameStop or used on eBay.

The Wireless Sensor Bar from NYKO is supposed to be pretty good.

i can only say i use bluesoleil and i can connect to balanceboard and too wiitmote. how to use balanceboard and wiimote in the script is explained in the manual in one example. if u want to use the balanceboard, you need to look in ackwii.h. the wiimote struct has a BOARD struct. the board struct consits of 4 vars: topright, topleft, botright, botleft. they tell you how much kg is for example on the top right corner sensor. i made the 19. workshop example already balanceboard compatible.

You don't plug the IR in. It's only on when you're running the Wii.
That's the problem. You need an IR that's on all the time. You can buy a "Wireless Wii Sensor Bar" from NYKO at any GameStop. It's 2 IRs powered by batteries and works up to 20 - 25 feet.

The other unanswered quetion you had:
Q: "How do I get the Balance Board to connect?"
A: You have to mount it the same way you did the Wiimote. Open the lid on the battery panel on the bottom of the Balance Board and push the red button to get it to show up as a bluetooth device. You don't neccesarily have to have the Wiimote connected first to do so.

You don't need GlovePIE at all if you already have a succesful connection going and have figured out how to get the Wiimote to work. That's is simply adding yet another level of abstraction between you and what you are trying to accomplish. Plus you are expected to drop everything and learn yet another scripting language to use it.
But there seems to be plenty of websites out there insinuating that it's the only way to connect your Wii to the PC.
Actually there is another way. It's called Gamestudio using ackwii

As long as your Bluetooth is connecting you should be in the clear. For those who can't get the Bluetooth to connect, GlovePIE is not going to fix that. Check the list of compatible Bluetooth devices on Wii Homebrew

I saw a broacast on Swiss television the other day where they claimed that if your WII's IR emitter dies on you, you can just replace it by putting two small candles on top of the television! like the small candles they put in restaurants to set the mood.

When the candles are burning, they produce visible and also infrared light, which the Wii peripheral can detect. It's waaaaay cheaper than buying new IR emitters.

Just make sure that young children do not tip them over and set the house on fire.

I haven't tried it personally though... but it might be worth the try.

Thomas