Specifications

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The HD-IP system uses virtual LAN technology to distribute multiple

source signals on the same network – a managed switch is not

required. To use multiple sources on one network, each source

must have its own virtual LAN or “channel” as designated by DIP

switches on 2801 and 2811. Power down the system and set the

DIP switches as shown. Apply power to activate the settings. In this

example, multiple 2811s all set to channel #1 receive signals from

the Blu-ray player, while 2811s on channel 2 receive signals from

the Satellite DVR.

DISTRIBUTION USING MULTIPLE SOURCES

Before connecting the 2800 system, verify that all display devices on the receiving end can support the output resolution and

signal format from the source by connecting it directly to the source device via a short, known good, HDMI cable.

INSTALLATION

To terminate Cat 5e or Cat 6 cables, use standard

EIA-568A or B pairing. Correct pairing is vital, and

should always be checked with a network cable

tester. The correct pairing is straight through,

pin-to-pin, as shown.

CAT 5E/6 CABLES

SOURCE

Blu-ray Disc

Satellite DVR

Video Server

Game Console

2801 DIP

1=ON

2=ON

3=ON

4=ON

2811 DIPs

1=ON

2=ON

3=ON

4=ON

2811 CH 3

2811 CH 2

2811 CH 1

2811 CH 4

LCD/LED

Projector

Blu-ray

GbE SWITCH

CAT 5E/6

2811 CH 2

2811 CH 4

Satellite DVR+2801

Game Console+2801

Video Server+2801

Transmitter (2801)

Receiver (2811)

5 WHITE / BLUE

7 WHITE / BROWN

6 GREEN

3 WHITE / GREEN

2 ORANGE

4 BLUE

8 BROWN

1 WHITE / ORANGE