Cypress Cwhdi-tx User manual

CWHDI-TX & RX

Wireless HDMI

Transmitter and

Receiver Box

Operation Manual

CWHDI-TX & RX

1. Introduction................................................................................

2. Features......................................................................................

3. Package Contents...................................................................

4. Operation Controls and Functions..........................................

4.1 Transmitter side.................................................................

4.1.1 Front Panel........................................................................

4.1.2 Rear Panel.........................................................................

4.2 Receiver side.....................................................................

4.2.1 Front Panel.........................................................................

4.2.2 Rear Panel..........................................................................

5. Remote Control..........................................................................

6. Connection and Installation.....................................................

7. Specifications............................................................................

8. Troubleshooting.........................................................................

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Introduction

This wireless HDMI transmitter and receiver box uses baseband technology

with a Wireless High Definition Interface (WHDI) to deliver uncompressed HD video

and audio up to 15~30 meters away, while maintaining superb,

wired-equivalent quality and reliability without any lag. Both the transmitter and

receiver are available with embedded antennas.

2. Features

●Wireless transmission of uncompressed HD audio/video at wired-equivalent

quality.

●Supported video resolutions include 480i/p, 576i/p, 720p, 1080i

VGA@60/72, SVGA@60/72, XGA@60/70 and 1080p(24fps/30fps).

●15~30 meter operating distance, no line of sight required.

●Real time link, with a lag time under 1 millisecond.

●Strong 256-bit AEC based encryption for security.

●Video Data Rates 1.5Gbps.

●5GHz licensed band, MIMO RF.

●CEC functionality supported.

●Fully HDCP Compliant.

●Unicast and Multicast change.

●Auto shut down when one of the devices is turned off.

●Instant signal transmission with a timing change less than 10 seconds.

●Control Channel allows two-way communications at 10Kbps.

3. Package Contents

●Wireless HDMI Transmitter box.

●Wireless HDMI Receiver box.

●2 x 5V/2.6A DC power supply adaptors.

●Operation Manual.

●CR-67 Transmitter Remote

●CR-68 Receiver Remote

●Holders x 2

4. Operation Controls and Functions

4.1 Transmitter side

4.1.1 Front Panel

①Power: Press to turn the system on/off.

②Input: Press to select input source (1/2/3).

③ID: Press the Transmitter and Receivers “ID” button for 2 seconds to

connect the systems. These systems were already connected before

leaving the factory, so you do not need to reset them again unless the

system cannot link up properly. Press the ID button for more than 10

seconds to switch to a different mode (Broadcast/Unicast). When the

green LED is lit it means the system is under Unicast mode and when the

red LED is on, it means the systems has been switched to Broadcast

mode. The factory default is Unicast mode and it is suggested to use this

for household use. It is not necessary to press both the Transmitter and

Receiver's ID button at the same time. Note: Due to the nature of the

transmission, Broadcast mode has no uplink so bi-directional

communication between Transmitter and Receiver is not possible. This

results in the following limitations:

• HDCP protected content should not be transmitted.

• CEC and EDID repeater functions are not supported.

• Broadcast mode is not HDCP compliant.

④IR sensor.

⑤Power: The LED will turn on when power is on.

⑥Link: When under search mode the LED will flash repeatedly and during

the signal linking stage the LED will slowly flash. When the LED has been

switched on and no longer flashes it means the signal has been properly

linked.

⑦Input indicator: The LED will turn on to indicate which input source is

being sent to the HDMI display.

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Power Link

HDMI1 HDMI2 HDMI3

InputPower ID

CWHDI-TX Transmitter

①Power: Press to turn the system on/off.

②ID: Press the Transmitter and Receivers “ID” button for 2 seconds to connect

the systems. These systems were already connected before leaving the

factory, so you do not need to reset them again unless the system cannot

link up properly. Press the ID button for more than 10 seconds to switch to a

different mode (Broadcast/Unicast). When the green LED is lit it means the

system is under Unicast mode and when the red LED is on, it means the

systems has been switched to Broadcast mode. The factory default is

Unicast mode and it is suggested to use this for household use. It is not

necessary to press both the Transmitter and Receiver's ID button at the same

time. Note: Due to the nature of the transmission, Broadcast mode has no

uplink so bi-directional communication between Transmitter and Receiver is

not possible. This results in the following limitations:

③IR sensor.

④Power: The LED will illuminate when power ON.

⑤Link: When under search mode the LED will flash repeatedly and during the

signal linking stage the LED will slowly flash. When the LED has been switched

on and no longer flashes it means the signal has been properly linked.

4.2 Receiver side

4.2.1 Front Panel

4.1.2 Rear Panel

①HDMI 1/2/3 Inputs: Connect each of the input ports to the HDMI output

of your source equipment such as DVD/Blu Ray players or set-top-boxes.

②Power: Plug the 5V DC power supply into this unit and connect the

adaptor to an AC outlet.

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HDMI3 HDMI2 HDMI1

DC 5V

1 2

PowerIR Link

Power ID

CWHDI-RX Receiver