Cable-Tronix CT-HDVD-HDCX-IR User manual

User Manual
HDMI RF Extender over Coaxial
Cable with IR
1Introduction
HDMI to R F sender T X*1pc s
User's manual 1pcs
1. HDMI so urce devic e(comput er gr aphic s card, DVD,PS3, H D monitor
eq ui p me nt etc) .
2. SD TV, H DT V or p roj ec tor w it h HDM I po r t.
3. RG 6( ) or u pp er le ve l coa xi al ca bl es.
RF to HDM I receiv er RX*1p cs
1. HDMI to RF sender TX
RF RX: RF signal receive interface
IR IN: IR receiver extension cable interface
DC5V: DC 5V power input
LINK: signal connection led
indicator
2Features
Rem ote c ont rol
HDMI OUTPUT:HDMI output
6Connection
DC5 V1 A*2p cs
2.RF to HDMI receiver RX
4. IR remote control
RF TX: RF signal send interface
RES ET: Pre ss t o reset
DC5V: DC 5V power input
IR IN: IR receiver extension
cable interface
HDMI INPUT: HDMI signal input
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5
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1235
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6.1 One-to-one connection
6.2 One-to-many conection：C onn e c t on e CATV s pli tter to utilize
splitter function.
6.3 Many to many connection：Connect two CATV splitters to build
video matrix.
Note: for above“CATVsplitter 1”, it needs to
use“OUT ”as the signal
input and“I N”as signal o utput.
For “CATV splitter 2”, just follow the marks on the panel description.
DVD TVTX RX
DVD
TV
TX
OUT
4WAYSPLIT TER 5-1000MHz
HIGHISOLATION&SCREENING
SB-408E
OUT
OUT OUT
IN
RX
RX
RX
TV
TV
DVD TX
OUT
4WAYSPLITTER 5-1000MHz
HIGHISOLATION&SCREENING
SB-408E
OUT
OUT OUT
IN
TVRX
RX
RX
TV
TV
TX
TX
OUT
4WAYSPLITTER 5-1000MHz
HIGHISOLATION&SCREENING
SB-408E
OUT
OUT OUT
IN
DVD
DVD
Q. It shows “ NO S IGNAL” on sc re en.
A：1) Make s ure to se t TV s ou rce sig na l to the corr ect chann el .
2) If link LED isnot on, check if TXand RX channel settings are t he same.
3) I f coaxial c ab le is too l on g, p lease r ef er to App en dix 1 to adjust
chann el s et ting.
7FAQ
Q. Image is not norm al after setting c hannel (sp lash screen, disturbance,
mosaic etc)?
A：Make sure coaxial cable connection is stable. Try a different channel or
power-cycle the TX unit.
Q：There is video image output but no sound?
A：Power-cycle the TX unit by disconnecting power for 20 seconds and
reconnect power.
OUT
4 WAY SPLIT TER 5- 1000M Hz
HIGHISOLATION&SCREENING
SB-408E
OUT
OUT OUT
IN
6.4 Other notes
Important safety notice
1. Please pay attention to all the warnings and hints on this device.
2. Do not expose this unit to rain, moisture or liquid.
3. Do not put anything on top of the device.
4. Do not repair or open this device without professional guidance.
5. Ensure good ventilation to avoid product overheating.
6. Shut off powe r and make sure the area is sa fe before installa tion.
7. Do not connect the network cables and IR cables when the device is on,
to avoid damag e.
8. Use DC5V onl y. Make sure t he specific ation matches if using 3 party
DC adapters.
rd
Please read below safety instructions carefully before installation and operat ion:
1) Fully compatible wi th HDCP.
2) Transmit up to 700meter s with RG 6( 75Ω) at 1080P@60Hz.
3) Support up to 100 channels.
4) Support CATV splitter and amplifier co nnection.
5) High qualit y image, long d istance tra nsmission a nd stro ng
anti-interference ab ility.
6) Supports IR remote switching at the receiver.
3PACKAGE CONTENTS
4INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS
5Panel description
3. Channel parameters setting s
Channel setting buttons
1
2
1
2Channel display screen
CATV sp litte r
CATV sp litte r 1 CATV sp litte r 2
IR receiver extension
cable x1pcs
CT-HDVD-HDCX-IR
This HDMI over RF extender utilizes RF conversion technology to convert an
HDMI signal to an HD digital TV signal, and transmits it by coaxial cable up
to 700 meters. It provides a high quality image and anti-interference
capability and can be used with a CATV splitter to realize one to many, many
to many, and video matrix operations.
The HDMI extender can be applied to a wide variety of operations, such as
CCTV monitoring, large outdoor screens, shopping malls, education, digital
KVM fields, etc.
1. Cable length is suggested to be between 300 & 700 meters. If the cable
is shorter than 100 meters, a signal attenuator of at least 20db will be
needed. Choose an attenuator size which provides proper signal level at the
TV.
2. Refer to appendix 1 for channel-frequency mapping table; refer to
appendix 2 for coaxial cable signal loss values for each channel frequency.
3. When using a CATV splitter for 1-to-many and many-to-many operation,
please use a bi-directional splitter with low insertion loss, high shielding and
a frequency range of at least 5 ~ 1000Mhz
The IR remote is used solely to change the receive channel of the RX
device at the TV. For example, if there is a Playstation on channel 1, a
Blu-Ray player on ch 2 and a Satellite receiver on channel 3, use the
remote to choose ch1 to see the playstation, ch2 for the Blu-Ray etc.
*This channel selction is for the receivers only, and is not passed across the
coax to the transmitter(s).
75Ω
There are 100 channels (0~99), selected with 2 buttons. The left
button changes the‘singles’digit (on the right) and the right
button changes the “tens”digit (on the left). For eaxample, to set
channel “21”, press the right button until the left digit is “2” and
press the left button until the right digit is “1”. Connection
between a TX device and an RX device is only possible when both
devices are set to the same channel.

8SPECIFICATION
Specification
HDMI signal Fully compatible with HDCP
HDMI input/out
put resolution
480i@60Hz、480p@60Hz、576i@50Hz、576p@50Hz、
720p@50/60Hz、1080i@50/60Hz、1080p@50/60Hz
video encoding H.264
Audio encoding MPEG2
Effective bit rate Max:31.6Mbits
insertion loss < 2d Bm
RF TX output
consumption +0dB m
RF RX sensitivity Please refer to Appendix 1
Items
RF inte rf ac e
Power supply
imperial system (75Ω Type F)
500ms
DC5V/ 1A
Transmission delay
HDMI DDC signal 5 Vp-p (TT L)
HDMI graphics
resolution 1280x720@60Hz、1920x1080@60Hz
Coaxial cable RG6/RG 7/RG1 1
100~1000MHz
Power consumption
Productdimension
TX<3. 5W R X<3W
Metal
130(W)x80(D)x22(H)*2pcs
Enclosure material
Weight TX: 16 7g RX:1 69 g
Color Black
* The prod uc t na me a nd br an d na me may be reg is te re d tr ade mark of
re la te d ma nufac tu re rs.TM a nd ® m ay b e omitt ed o n th e us er manual.
Th e pi ct ures on t he u se r manua l ar e ju st f or refe re nc e, a nd there may
be s om e sl igh t di ff erence wi th t he actual p ro duc ts .
We reser ve the rights to make changes wit hout furt her notice to a product
or system described herein to improve reliability, function or design.
Appen di x 1: Channel , fr equency, c ab le distan ce m ap ping tabl e 27 UHF IV 522 8 -77 400
28 UHF IV 530 8 -74 400
29 UHF IV 538 8 -77 400
30 UHF IV 546 8 -78 4 00
31 UHF IV 554 8 -76 400
32 UHF IV 562 8 -78 400
33 UHF IV 570 8 -78 400
34 UHF IV 578 8 -78 400
35 UHF IV 586 8 -75 400
36 UHF IV 594 8 -64 400
37 UHF IV 602 8 -76 400
38 UHF V 610 8 -78 350
39 UHF V 618 8 -78 350
40 UHF V 626 8 -78 350
41 UHF V 634 8 -78 350
42 UHF V 642 8 -75 350
43 UHF V 650 8 -76 350
44 UHF V 658 8 -77 350
45 UHF V 666 8 -77 350
46 UHF V 674 8 -78 350
47 UHF V 682 8 -77 350
48 UHF V 690 8 -77 350
49 UHF V 698 8 -78 350
50 UHF V 706 8 -77 350
51 UHF V 714 8
-77 3 50
52 UHF V 722 8 -77 350
53 UHF V 730 8 -76 350
54 UHF V 738 8 -70 350
55 UHF V 746 8 -64 350
56 UHF V 754 8 -77 350
57 UHF V 762 8 -78 350
Note:
Above cable length values are based on RG6 (75Ω ) cable transmission.
Installers can calculate the transmission length for different material cables
by referring to appendix 1 and 2.
Appen di x 2: c oaxia l ca ble signa l lo ss t able
web si te: http://www.net-comber.com/cable-loss.html
58 UHF V 770 8 -7 8 350
59 UHF V 778 8 -7 8 350
60 UHF V 786 8 -7 8 350
61 UHF V 794 8 -7 8 350
62 UHF V 802 8 -7 8 350
63 UHF V 810 8 -7 9 300
64 UHF V 818
8 -79 30 0
65 UHF V 826 8 -7 7 300
51 UHF V 714 8 -7 7 350
52 UHF V 722 8 -7 7 350
53 UHF V 730 8 -7 6 350
54 UHF V 738 8 -7 0 350
55 UHF V 746 8 -6 4 350
56 UHF V 754 8 -7 7 350
57 UHF V 762 8 -7 8 350
58 UHF V 770 8 -7 8 350
59 UHF V 778 8 -7 8 350
60 UHF V 786 8 -7 8 350
61 UHF V 794 8 -7 8 350
62 UHF V 802 8 -7 8 350
63 UHF V 810 8 -7 9 300
64 UHF V 818 8 -7 9 300
65 UHF V 826 8 -7 7 300
66 UHF V 834 8 -7 7 300
67 UHF V 842 8 -7 6 300
68 UHF V 850 8 -7 7 300
69 UHF V 858 8 -7 7 300
70 UHF V 866 8 -7 7 300
71 UHF V 874 8 -7 7 300
72 UHF V 882 8 -7 7 300
73 UHF V 890 8 -7 7 300
0 defaul t 177.5 MH z 7 -8 0 70 0
1 user de fi ned 240 8 -79 60 0
2 Speci al ( VH F low ban d) 1 49.5 7 -80 700
3 Speci al ( VH F low ban d) 1 56.5 7 -80 700
4 Speci al ( VH F low ban d) 1 63.5 7 -80 700
5 VHF III 177.5 7 -80 700
6 VHF III 184.5 7 -80 700
7 VHF III 191.5 7 -79 700
8 VHF III 198.5 7 -75 700
9 VHF III 205.5 7 -75 700
10 VHF III 212. 5 7 -7 9 700
11 VHF III 219. 5 7 -7 9 700
12 VHF III 226. 5 7 -8 0 700
13 Sp ec ial (UHF hy pe r band) 4 10 8 -79 450
14 Sp ec ial (UHF hy pe r band) 4 18 8 -79 450
15 Sp ec ial (UHF hy pe r band) 4 26 8 -79 450
16 Sp ec ial (UHF hy pe r band) 4 34 8 -79 450
17 Spe ci al (UHF hyp er b and) 44 2 8 -7 9 450
18 Sp ec ial (UHF hy pe r band) 4 50 8 -79 450
19 Sp ec ial (UHF hy pe r band) 4 58 8 -79 450
20 Sp ec ial (UHF hy pe r band) 4 66 8 -79 450
21 UHF IV 474 8 -79 450
22 UHF IV 482 8 -79 450
23 UHF IV 490 8 -78 450
24 UHF IV 498 8 -76 450
25 UHF IV 506 8 -71 450
26 UHF IV 514 8 -76 400
RX
sensitivity
Channel
(0-99) Freq uency b and Cen ter
fre quenc y
Ban d
wid th
RG6(75-5)
cable
transmission
distance
(meters)
74 UHF V 898 8 -7 4 300
75 UHF V 906 8 -7 4 300
76 UHF V 915 8 -7 4 300
77 UHF V 924 8 -7 4 300
78 UHF V 930 8 -7 0 300
79 UHF V 938 8 -7 0 300
80 UHF V 946 8 -7 0 300
81 user de fi ned 240 8 -79 600
82 user de fi ned 250 8 -79 600
83 user de fi ned 260 8 -79 600
84 user de fi ned 270 8 -79 600
85 user de fi ned 280 8 -79 600
86 user de fi ned 290 8 -79 600
87 user de fi ned 330 8 -79 550
88 user de fi ned 340 8 -79 550
89 user de fi ned 350 8 -79 550
90 user de fi ned 360 8 -79 550
91 user de fi ned 370 8 -79 550
92 user de fi ned 380 8 -79 550
93 user de fi ned 390 8 -79 550
94 user de fi ne d 400 8 -7 9 500
95 user de fi ned 410 8 -79 450
96 user de fi ned 420 8 -79 450
97 user de fi ned 430 8 -79 450
98 user de fi ned 440 8 -79 450
99 UHF IV 474 8 -7 9 450
Enter c ab le length : 10 0, 250,
or 555. 55 , in f eet or mete rs .
700
CALC Clear
Cable Loss in decibels (dB)
M E T E R S ( M )
F E E T ( ft )
5.39
13.16
25.13
27.23
3.99
10.5
20.09
21.84
3.92
8.54
16.03
17.43
2.25
6.65
12.67
13.86
RG5 9/ U RG6/U RG7/U RG 11 /U MH z RG59/ U RG6 / U RG7/U RG 11/U
17.68
43.18
82.45
89.34
13.09
34.45
65.91
71.65
12.86
28.02
52.59
57.19
8.27
21.82
41.57
45.47
5
55
211
250
Frequency
frequency point
For example,from appendix 1, it shows channel 5 receive sensitivity is -80dBm.
From appendix 2, it shows 700 meters RG6 cable signal lo ss value is -61.91
dBm at 211Mhz. This value is less than -80dBm and it is within the required
range.
To achieve stable signal transmission, calculate the signal loss caused by cables
& connectors, and factor in the need for higher dBm levels to compensate for
that loss.
Disclaimer
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