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Connection and Operation
1) A) Connect the HDMI source to the HDMI input of Sender.
B) Connect the HDMI output of Receiver to HDMI display.
2) There are two ways of connection:
A) Point to Point connection: Connect the “LAN” of Sender to the “LAN” of
Receiver with a Straight-Through Wired Cable (both ends connected by T568B).
B) Point to Point connection through an Ethernet Switch: Connect the “LAN” of
Sender and the “LAN” of Receiver to the same VLAN group on the ethernet
switch with a Straight-Through Wired Cable (both ends connected by T568B)
Note: VLAN division needs to be performed according to the instructions of the
ethernet switch.
3) Power on the HDMI display and HDMI source.
4) Plug two 24V power adapters into DC power jacks of the Sender and Receiver to
supply power for both. At this time, the “Power” indicator lights up, the “Link”
light and “Video” light are on too. The display signal of the signal source output is
displayed on display device. (Note: The ethernet cable supports up to 100 meters)
5) To achieve KVM function, connect USB port of Sender to PC and connect USB
ports of Receiver to mouse/keyboard through USB cable. Data transmission can
be achieved by connecting U-disk to USB port of Receiver.
6) Connect IR to “IR In” of Receiver and connect IE to “IR Out” of Sender to achieve
remote control.
7) Connect DB9 serial cable to the Phoenix terminal male served (note the order of
TX, RX, GND), then respectively
A) Connect the RS232 port of Sender to RS232 equipped PC.
B) Connect the RS232 port of Receiver to RS232 equipped device.
Note: The baud rate is set to 115200, and the serial device can be connected to
extend the serial information.
8) For remote audio input, connect mic port to “Line in” of Receiver and connect
“Line out” of Sender to audio signal output.
9) For remote audio output, connect audio signal input to “Line in” of Sender and
connect “Line out” of Receiver to the audio device.