Features
Extend a full HDMI2.0 video signal up to 100m (328 feet) using 1 CAT6e UTP cable.

Following Standard IEEE-568B wiring method.

Support Point to Point connection and One to Many connections.

Description
HDMI extender is your low-cost solution when an HDMI signal needs to be extended up to 328 Feet.

SPECIFICATIONS: 

One-to-Many connection

Note: to follow above connecting diagram shows, you can connect HD Signal source→HDMI Extender Transmitter→HDMI Extender Receiver→Display→IR Transmitter→IR Receiver-Power

1. Connect the HDMI IN port of the TX to the HDMI output port of

signal source/PC over one HDMI cable.

2. Connect the HDMI OUT port of the RX to the HDMI input port of

the display device over one HDMI cable.

3. To use one Ethernet cable to connect the CAT Output port of TX with the CAT IN Port of RX, Ethernet cable max supports to 100m. You can do a cascade link by using Ethernet cable to connect the CAT Out port of the RX with the CAT IN Port of the next level RX.

4. To connect the power adaptor to the TX or RX to supply the power.

5. IR Transmitter and Receiver to connect to matched IR-IN/IR-OUT port.

IR Extend

1. IR Extend is used for using the IR remote to do distance control to

the peripheral device.

2. To check if the working frequency of the IR remote is under the

range of the 30-50HZ.

3. To point the IR Transmitter head at the peripheral device location.

4. One to Many modes, the IR can be only used for the first level TX and RX data transmission rather than the latter level.

5. TX IR and RX IR Pins Diagram:

Function Advantage: Each RX at the cascade link have separate Scaler Down function, TX Loop Out port do not support Scaler Down function,

Note: Scale down function only support YCbCr 4:4:4 or 4:2:2 or RGB color format, and it does not support YCbCr 4:2:0 video format.