Description
HDMI® HDBaseT over Cat Extender Four Port Box Transmitter
Extend 1080p HDMI video and audio signals to up to 4 displays at up to 300ft over a single Cat5e, Cat6, or Cat6a network patch cable using HDBaseT technology
Product # :
29275
Input :
(1) HDMI Female
Output :
(1) HDMI Female, (4) RJ-45 Female
Description Features Certifications Specs Uses Contents Support
Product Features
• Extend HDMI to up to four displays at up to 300ft at a 1080p resolution
• Utilizes a single Cat5e, Cat6 or Cat6a cable for extension
• HDBaseT technology supports EDID pass through
• TruChoice Power allows for power at transmitter or receiver end
Product Description
The HDMI over Cat Four Port transmitter allows HDMI audio/video signals to be extended over Cat5e, Cat6, or Cat6a cables to up to four displays at up to 300ft at a 1080p resolution. Up to sixteen displays may be supported when using additional transmitters and receivers. The Uses tab of this page shows an example of daisy-chaining two of these transmitters to support eight receivers/displays. This solution is compatible with any operating system and is truly plug and play with no drivers or software required. The receivers are available in either a wall plate or box form factor and are interoperable with this transmitter allowing this solution to meet the needs of the installation environment. In addition, this solution utilizes TruChoice power, which allows power to be supplied over the Cat cables to up to four receivers from a single power adapter placed at the transmitter end of the solution. HDBaseT technology supports HDCP and allows the Extended Display Identification Data (EDID) signals, i.e. communication of the display’s capabilities, to pass through the extension solution ensuring that the content from the source is sent at the optimal resolution for the display. Built-in power surge protection and high ground loop immunity ensure high performance signal extension.
The 4-Port HDMI over Cat Box Transmitter features buttons on the front of the unit that allow the content to the connected receivers and displays to be temporarily disabled. The ports may be disabled individually as a button is provided for each of the Cat output ports. This feature allows the user to edit content through a monitor connected to the local HDMI output of the transmitter without displaying content at the remote locations. HDBaseT technology supports HDCP and allows the Extended Display Identification Data (EDID) signals, i.e. communication of the capabilities of the display, to pass through the extension solution ensuring that the content from the source is sent at the optimal resolution for the display. The 4-Port HDMI over Cat Box Transmitter features four different modes of EDID communication to provide the best performance for the connected displays. The auto sync mode is ideal for situations where the displays are of the same make and model, or where the displays have identical performance characteristics. The three manual sync modes, Audio only, Video only and Audio and Video, utilize the EDID copy feature of the transmitter to store and use EDID information from a single monitor. This is ideal for situations where displays with different performance characteristics will be used. Copying and using the EDID information from the display with the lowest performance level will ensure that all displays are capable of receiving a signal. The LED lights on the front of the transmitter provide the communication status of the connected receivers and displays. Information on the LED lights can be found on the Specs tab of this page.
View compatible receivers, additional transmitters and kit options on the HDMI over Cat5 Product Family Sheet
Note: Stranded Cat5e/6/6a patch cables may be used for HDMI extension applications up to 230ft. Shielded, solid conductor Cat6 or HDBaseT Certified Cat6a network cabling is recommended for applications where the category cable must be coiled, is run near other high-frequency signaling cables, or in high EMI/RFI environments. For best performance use a Cat6 Solid Shielded Patch Cable or an HDBaseT Certified Cat6a Patch Cable.
• Download the manual from the Support tab
• Download a PDF with the technical specifications of this product on the Support tab or view the technical specifications of this product on the Specs tab
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Product Certifications
Product Specifications
Color : Black
UPC : 757120292753
Warranty : Lifetime
Vendor : C2G
Weight : 4.375 LB
• Download a PDF with the technical specifications of this product on the Support tab
Signal Specifications
• Video signal support – HDMI
• HDMI Features Supported – HDCP, 3D, Deep color, Dolby + DTS 7.1 Audio, Consumer Electronics Control (CEC)
• Maximum video resolution – 1080p
• Maximum extension – 300ft
• Recommended category cable – Solid conductor Cat5e or Cat6*
*Solid conductor Cat5 or Cat6 cabling is recommended for use with the digital products, HDMI and HDMI with RS232. Coiling of excess cable lengths should be avoided for best performance results. Shielded, solid conductor Cat5 or Cat6 cabling is recommended if a cable must be coiled or is run near other high-frequency signaling cables.
Power Adapter Specifications
• Input voltage – 100~240V
• Output voltage/Amperage – 18V, 1.0A
• Cable length – 1.5m
• Plug diameter – 4.75mm
• Center pin polarity – Positive
LED Indicators
Status/Power LED
• Flashing blue (Once per 3 seconds) – Stand-by mode
• Steady red – There is no HDMI source detected and the connection is not established
• Steady blue – The HDMI source is properly connected and a connection is established
Local Monitor LED
• Off/No color – There is no HDMI display detected
• Steady red – The connection to the HDMI display is not established
• Flashing blue – The connection to the HDMI display is in the process of being established
• Steady blue – The connection to the HDMI display is established
Monitor 1, 2, 3 and 4 LED
• Off/No color – There is no receiver or HDMI display detected
• Steady red – The connection to the HDMI display is not established
• Flashing blue – The connection to the HDMI display is in the process of being established
• Steady blue – The connection to the HDMI display is established
• Flashing blue (Once per 3 seconds) – The port has been disabled using the front panel buttons. Press and hold the front panel button for three seconds to enable the port
Product Uses
This transmitter may be daisy-chained with additional transmitters and receivers to support more than four displays. In the example below, the transmitter is connected to four receivers using Cat5 cable and to the second transmitter with an HDMI cable. The HDMI cable connects from the first transmitter’s local HDMI output to the HDMI input of the second transmitter. The second receiver is connected to four receivers using Cat5 cable allowing this system to support eight displays.
Package Contents
• Transmitter Unit
• Power Adapter
• Mounting Bracket Pack with Screws
• Rubber Feet Pack
• User Manual
Product Support
Downloads
• Download the manual
• Download the Data Sheet
