HDMI Extender with RS-232 and IR
6
DB9-M Pin
Term
Direction
2
RX
Input
3
TX
Output
5
GND
3.4 Setting the Distance Mode
Mode
UTP Length
Notes
STD
0 to 100 m (330ft) Default setting
L.R.
0 to 150 m (500ft) Long Reach setting
Supports maximum of 1080p@60 Hz, 8-bit.
1080p deep-color and 4Kx2K are not supported
The extender has a mode setting that affects the maximum achievable
extension distance. The Distance Mode switch is located on the Receiver (the
Sender does not have a mode switch). The mode switch is a small slide
switch located under the HDMI output connector on the Receiver.
Two modes are available: Standard (STD), and Long Reach (L.R.). If the
length of UTP cable is less than 100 meters (330 ft), then STD mode should
be used. For lengths above 330 ft Long Reach (L.R.) mode must be set.
Figure 8 –
Mode Switch
When using “Long Reach” ensure that the source does not output 1080p with
deep color nor 4K video since these formats are not supported in L.R. mode.
3.5 LED indicators
Figure 12 – LED Indicators
PWR
Power.
Indicates unit is powered
ACTIVITY
Firmware Running
. Blinking means device firmware is running properly
LINK
UTP Link.
Solid on means Sender & Receiver are communicating.
HDCP
Video Status.
Off = No Video, Blink = Video, Solid ON = Video + HDCP
