HDMI IP Extender 1080p - 120m User's Guide Part Number: HDExtIPv2 (Kit) HDExtIPv2-TX (Transmitter) HDExtIPv2-RX (Receiver) G4-0134B
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Introduction The HDMI Extender 1080p extends high definition 1080p HDMI signals from a source device to a display device through economical CAT5e/6 cabling up to 120 meters using advanced HDBitT over IP technology.
Installation Requirements 1. 2. 3. HDMI source device (computer, DVD player, etc.) HDMI display device (SDTV/Monitor, HDTV/Monitor, projector, etc.) UTP/STP CAT5e/6 cable following IEEE-568B wiring standard Product Layout Figure 1: Transmitter (TX) 1. IR Window Receives IR signals from the included remote control to set/select the channel 2. Power LED On when transmitter is powered on 3. TX ID Displays transmitter's ID number 4. Reset Button Press the button to reset the transmitter 5.
Figure 2: Receiver (RX) 1. RX ID Displays the receiver's ID number 2. IR Window Receives IR signals from the included remote control to set/select the channel 3. Power LED On when receiver is powered on 4. TX Connected Displays transmitter's ID number for device pairing 5. Reset Button Press the button to reset the receiver 6. Power Jack Connects to the included power adapter 7. Data LED Blinks when data transmission is detected 8.
Hardware Installation We recommend CAT5e/6 with 100% copper wiring and IEEE-T568B wiring standard. One to One Configuration 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6 Power off all devices including your HDMI source and HDMI display(s). Connect your HDMI source device to the Transmitter's HDMI Input connector with an HDMI cable (HDMI cable not included). Optional: Connect an HDMI display to the Transmitter's HDMI out connector with an HDMI cable (HDMI cable not included) for local monitoring of the HDMI signal.
6. Connect your HDMI display to the Receiver's HDMI output connector with an HDMI cable (HDMI cable not included). 7. Optional: Connect the IR Receiver Extension Cable to the Receiver's IR input port. This connection is needed only if you need to control your HDMI source device from the remote location. 8. Plug the included power adapters into the Transmitter's and Receiver's power jacks, then plug both power adapters into a reliable power source. 9. Power on all connected devices. 10.
Network Configuration Dedicated IGMP Gigabit Ethernet switches are recommended for the best performance and reliability. When connecting to an existing LAN environment, it's recommended to configure a VLAN dedicated to these transmitter(s) and receiver(s) to avoid traffic collision with other networking devices. The transmitter's and receiver's default IP adress is 192.168.1.210 and 192.168.1.220 respectively.
3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Optional: Connect a HDMI display to the Transmitter's HDMI out connector with an HDMI cable (HDMI cable not included) for local monitoring of the HDMI signal. Optional: Connect the IR Blaster Extension Cable to the Transmitter's IR output port. Face the eye towards your HDMI source device's IR window. This connection is needed only if you need to control your HDMI source from the remote location.
9. Plug the included power adapters into the Transmitter's and Receiver's power jacks, then plug both power adapters into a reliable power source. 10. Power on all connected devices. 11. The HDMI extender is ready for use.
Connection Diagram One to One Configuration Network Configuration Up to 40 combined Transmitters/Receivers units (5 Transmitters max).
Resetting to Default IP Address The Transmitter's default IP address is 192.168.1.210, the Receiver's default IP address is 192.168.1.220. If you need to reset the units to the default IP address simply disconnect the TX or RX unit from the IP network, then quickly press the Reset button. Wait several seconds and power off and on the units.
IR User Guide IR Extension Cables The IR Blaster extension cable should be plugged into the IR Out port of the transmitter and the IR Receiver extension cable should be plugged into the IR In port of the receiver. The emitter of the IR Blaster extension cable should be placed as close to the IR receiver window of the source device. Remote Control Use the included remote control to set/select the TX ID on the transmitter and the TX connected ID on the receiver for device pairing.
Computer Control User Guide The HDbitT E-Matrix Control application is compatible with Windows only. Download it from www.hdbitt.com/download-matrix. 1. Connect your Windows computer to the Ethernet network. 2. For non-DHCP networks: Change your computer's IP address to 192.168.1.xxx (xxx can be 0 to 255, excluding 210 & 220), the same subnet as your TX and RX unit. For DHCP enabled networks: Enable DHCP on your computer and connect it to the network.
3. Open the application downloaded earlier, the interface is displayed, see Figure 1. Figure 1 Note: If the Matrix Control appplication is not working properly. Close and restart it to clear the previous settings.
IP Setting The Transmitter's default IP address is 192.168.1.210, the Receiver's default IP address is 192.168.1.220. There is no need to change the IP address even when multiple transmitters and/ or receivers are connected to your IP network simultaneously. However, if a change is needed follow the steps below. Note: The examples show TX unit settings, the steps for RX unit are the same. 1. Click Tx_setup, see Figure 2. Figure 2 2. 16 Enter the desired IP address, click Update to save the changes.
Device Name Use this section to change the device name. 1. Click Start Scan to open the editing window, see Figure 3. Figure 3 2. Double click on a TX unit to update, then click OK to save the changes, see Figure 4.
Device ID 1. Click on TX ID of the device you want to change, select an available ID from the drop down box, see Figure 5. 2. Click Update to save the changes.
Operating Modes An operating mode is a group of input and output devices allowing easy selection of desired viewing outcome quickly and stress free. 1. Click on Pre edit mode tab. 2. Select the input and output IDs. 3. Enter a name for the operating mode, then press OK to save. Operating Mode Selection 1. Click on Select Mode. 2. Choose the desired operating mode.
FAQ & Solutions If the extender is not working properly, please press the reset button on both the transmitter and receiver. Doing this will usually solve any problems. Q1: The TV displays "Waiting for connection": A1: 1) Please check the power supply of both transmitter and receiver is connected and powered on. 2) Please check the receiver's TX Connected ID matches the transmitter's TX ID. 3) Please make sure all of the transmitter's TX IDs are different.
Specifications Item Specifications Compliance HDMI 1.3 & HDCP 1.2 Matrix Configuration 256 units combined, limited to 100 Transmitters (TX) Network Bandwidth 18Mbps Protocol HDBitT Compression H.264 Lag <0.5s Resolution 1080p@60Hz Audio Support PCM TMDS Signal 0.7 - 1.
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