Gefen HDMI EXT-HDMI-5BNC User manual

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HDMITM Over RGB
EXT-HDMI-5BNC
User Manual
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CONTENTS
1 Introduction
2 Operation Notes
3 Features
4 Sender Panel Layout
5 Sender Panel Descriptions
6 Receiver Panel Layout
7 Receiver Panel Descriptions
8 Connecting And Operating The HDMI Over RGB
9 Troubleshooting The HDMI Over RGB
10 Specifications
11 Warranty

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Congratulations on your purchase of the HDMI Over RGB. Your complete
satisfaction is very important to us.
Gefen
Gefen delivers innovative, progressive computer and electronics add-on solutions
that harness integration, extension, distribution and conversion technologies.
Gefen’s reliable, plug-and-play products supplement cross-platform computer
systems, professional audio/video environments and HDTV systems of all sizes
with hard-working solutions that are easy to implement and simple to operate.
The Gefen HDMI Over RGB
The Gefen HDMI over RGB Extender is a handy extension solution which takes
an HDMI signal and extends it far away over legacy 4- or 5-connector coaxial
cabling. The HDMI over RGB Extender employes Gennum’s ActiveConnect
technology and is capable of delivering 1080p HDMI at distances up to 330 feet
(100 meters).
This is the ideal system for existing installations that are using RGBHV wiring
and would like to step up to a digital signal but not rip into the walls to rewire the
installation.
How It Works
Simply connect one end of the supplied HDMI cable to your HDMI video source.
Connect the other end of the supplied HDMI cable to the input side of the HDMI
over RGB Sender unit. Connect the HDMI over RGB Sender to the sending end
of your 4- or 5-plug coaxial cable run. If you are using a 5 cable configuration,
power will be supplied to the receiving unit. If you have a 4-cable configuration, a
second 5V power supply (sold separately) needs to be connected to the receiver
unit. At the receiving end of your coaxial cable extension, plug your HDMI over
RGB Receiver unit into your coaxial cable endpoints, then plug the HDMI over
RGB Receiver into your HDMI display. You will now see HDMI audio/video at
the remote location with perfect clarity and sound. You can connect and place
an optional Gefen IR Emitter/Blaster on the IR receiver of equipment you wish to
control from the remote location.
Note: This HDMI product supports BOTH Audio and Video signals.
INTRODUCTION

READ THESE NOTES BEFORE INSTALLING OR
OPERATING THE HDMI OVER RGB
• The HDMI Over RGB is designed for either 4 or 5 BNC cable type setups.
When 5 BNC cables are present and used, a power supply on the HDMI
Over RGB Receiver will not need to be used. Power will be transmitted over
the cables. When a 4 BNC cable setup is used, a second power supply
(part# EXT-PS52AU) for the receiving unit will need to be purchased and
connected.
• HDMI 1.3 compliant. Please see page 3 for a listing of supported HDMI 1.3
features.
• HDCP compliant.
• The HDMI Over RGB has an IR repeater feature that will send standard
IR remote control commands from the receiver back to the sender. This
is useful for controlling equipment from a remote location. IR commands
cannot be relyed from the sender to the receiver. Please see page 8 for
more details.
• Resolutions of up to 1080p Full HD are supported for HDTV use.
• Resolutions of up to 1920 x 1200 are supported for computer use.
• The HDMI Over RGB was designed for use with 75Ωcoaxial cable.
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OPERATION NOTES

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Features
• Connects HDMI sources to remote HDMI displays over legacy RGBHV
cabling
• Supports extension distances of up to 330 feet
• Supports resolutions up to 1080p, 2K, and 1920 x 1200
• HDMI and HDCP compliant
• Extends any IR device
HDMI 1.3 Features
• Lip-Sync Pass Through
• 340 MHz (up to 16 bit YUV 444 supported @ 1080p)
• Deep Color Supported (XV Color Supported)
• Dolby TrueHD & DTS Master Supported
• CEC Protocol Pass Through
Package Includes
(1) HDMI Over RGB Sender
(1) HDMI Over RGB Receiver
(1) 6 Foot HDMI Cable (M-M)
(1) 5V DC Power Supply
(1) User’s Manual
FEATURES

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Front Panel
Back Panel
SENDER PANEL LAYOUT
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1 Locking 5V DC Power Supply Input
Connect the included 5V DC power supply to this input port.
2 HDMI Input Port
Connect the HDMI source device to this input port. A secure connection to this
HDMI port can be made using Gefen Mono•LOK cables.
3 IR Out Port
An IR emitter/blaster (sold separately, part# EXT-2IREMIT) must be connected
to this port to use the IR Repeater feature. Connect the emitter to this output port
and then connect the emitter “eye” on or near the IR receiver of the equipment
that is intended for control.
4 Link LED Indicator
This LED indicator will become active once a valid link has been established
between the sending and receiving units. If this LED does not activate there is a
possible mis-connection between the two units.
5 Red BNC Connector
This connector will transmit the RED signal data to the receiving unit. The cable
used for this connection cannot be omitted.
6 Green BNC Connector
This connector will transmit the GREEN signal data to the receiving unit. The
cable used for this connection cannot be omitted.
7 Blue BNC Connector
This connector will transmit the Blue signal data to the receiving unit. The cable
used for this connection cannot be omitted.
8 Clock BNC Connector
This connector will transmit the CLOCK signal data to the receiving unit. The
cable used for this connection cannot be omitted.
9 Receiver Power BNC Connector
This connector will transmit the power needed to operate the receiving unit. The
cable used for this connection can be omitted when using a 4 BNC type of cable
setup. If this cable is omitted power must separately be supplied to the receiver
by one of the included 5V DC power adapters.
SENDER PANEL DESCRIPTIONS

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Front Panel
Back Panel
RECEIVER PANEL LAYOUT
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1 Locking 5V DC Power Supply Input
When using a 5 BNC cable system this connector will not need to be used.
When using a 4 BNC cable system a second 5V DC power supply (part# EXT-
PS52AU) must be purchased and connected to this input port.
2 IR Receiver
This receiver is used for the IR Repeater feature. This receiver will accept
standard IR remote commands for transmission back to the sending unit and
then to the connected IR emitter/blaster.
3 HDMI Output Port
Connect the HDMI capable display device to this output port. A secure
connection to this HDMI port can be made using Gefen Mono•LOK cables.
4 IR Extension Port
An IR receiver extension (sold separately, part# EXT-RMT-EXTIR) can be
connected to this port to relocate the IR receiver. This option is available so that
the receiving unit can be placed out-of-sight while still retaining the usability of
the IR Repeating feature.
5 Link LED Indicator
This LED indicator will become active once a valid link has been established
between the sending and receiving units. If this LED does not activate there is a
possible mis-connection between the two units.
6 Red BNC Connector
This connector will transmit the RED signal data to the receiving unit. The cable
used for this connection cannot be omitted.
7 Green BNC Connector
This connector will transmit the GREEN signal data to the receiving unit. The
cable used for this connection cannot be omitted.
8 Blue BNC Connector
This connector will transmit the Blue signal data to the receiving unit. The cable
used for this connection cannot be omitted.
9 Clock BNC Connector
This connector will transmit the CLOCK signal data to the receiving unit. The
cable used for this connection cannot be omitted.
10 Receiver Power BNC Connector
This connector will transmit the power needed to operate the receiving unit. The
cable used for this connection can be omitted when using a 4 BNC type of cable
setup. If this cable is omitted power must separately be supplied to the receiver
by one of the included 5V DC power adapters.
RECEIVER PANEL DESCRIPTIONS