gofanco HD14Ext1xN User manual

HDMI Over IP Extender
4K30 Kit
User's Guide
G4-0142A 1
P/N:
HD14Ext1xN (Kit)
HD14Ext1xN-RX (Receiver)

2
Thank you for purchasing from gofanco. Our
products aim to meet all your connectivity needs
wherever you go. For optimum performance
and safety, please read the instructions carefully
and keep this User’s Guide for future reference. If
you need more information about our products,
please visit www.gofanco.com. For technical
support, pleaseemail usat [email protected].
For drivers/manuals download, please go to
http://www.gofanco.com/downloads.
Important Safety Notices
Please read safety instructions carefully before
installation and operation.
• Please pay close attention to all warnings
and hints for this device
• Do not expose this unit to rain, heavy
moisture, or liquid
• Do not repair the device or open the
enclosure without professional guidance to
avoid electric shocks. Doing so may void
your warranty
• Keep the product in a well-ventilated
location to avoid damage from overheating

3
• Shut off power and make sure environment
is safe before installation
• Do not plug the HDMI cables and IR cables
in/out when the device is in use to avoid
cable damage. Make sure they are plugged
into the correct ports
• Use the included DC5V power adapters
only. Make sure the specification matches if
using 3rd-party DC power adapters
Introduction
HDMI Over IP Extender 4K30 extends UHD 4K
HDMI signals up to 120 meters using one
economical CAT6/7 cable with IR support.
Package Contents
• HDMI Over IP Extender 4K30 (1
Transmitter & 1 Receiver)
• IR Blaster and IR Receiver cables (1 each)
• Power adapter (2pcs)
• User guide

4
Features
• Extends HDMI signals up to 120m (394ft)
over a CAT6/7 cable
• Supportsresolutions upto 4K@30Hz,HDCP
1.4 compliant
• Direct one-to-one connection or one-to-
multiple over a dedicated Gigabit Ethernet
switch or cascading switches. Additional
receivers (HD14Ext1xN-RX) sold separately
• Supports IR pass-through to control the
source device from a remote location
• Supports 2-channel Stereo audio
• Lightning/Surge/ESD protection
Installation Requirements
1. HDMI source device (DVD player, set top
box, PC, etc.)
2. HDMI display device
3. HDMI cables (not included)
4. UTP/STP CAT6/7 cable following
IEEE-T568B wiring standard

5
Product Layout
Figure 1: Transmitter (TX)
1. HDMI In: Connects to your HDMI source
with an HDMI cable (cable not included)
2. IR Out: Connects to the IR Blaster cable
3. Reset: Press to reset the Transmitter
4. Power LED: On when the Transmitter is
powered
5. Power Jack: Connects to the included power
adapter
6. Data LED: Blinks during data transmission
7. Link LED: On when CAT cable is
connected/linked properly to Transmitter's
and Receiver's RJ45
8. RJ45 Out: Connects to the RJ45 of the
Receiver using a CAT cable

6
Figure 2: Receiver (RX)
1. HDMI Out: Connects to your HDMI display
with an HDMI cable (cable not included)
2. IR In: Connects to the IR Receiver cable
3. Reset: Press to reset the Receiver
4. Power LED: On when the Receiver is
powered
5. Power Jack: Connects to the included power
adapter
6. Data LED: Blinks during data transmission
7. Link LED: On when CAT cable is
connected/linked properly to Transmitter's
and Receiver's RJ45
8. RJ45 In: Connects to the RJ45 of the
Transmitter using a CAT cable

7
Hardware Installation
1. Power off all devices including your HDMI
source and HDMI display(s).
2. Connect your HDMI source device to the
Transmitter's HDMI Input connector with
an HDMI cable (HDMI cable not included).
CAT Cable Wiring
We suggest both RJ45 connectors be wired
identically using T568B wiring standard for the
best performance and compatibility.

8
3. Optional: Connect the IR Blaster cable to
the Transmitter's IR Output port. Face the
eye towards your HDMI source device's IR
window. This connection is needed only if
you need to control your HDMI source
from the remote location.
4. Plug your CAT6/7 cable between the
Transmitter's RJ45 Output and Receiver's
RJ45 Input.
5. Connect your HDMI display to the
Receiver's HDMI Output connector with
an HDMI cable (HDMI cable not included).
6. Optional: Connect the IR Receiver cable to
the Receiver's IR Input port. This connection
is needed only if you need to control your
HDMI source device from the remote
location.
7. Plug the included power adapters into the
Transmitter's and Receiver's power jacks,
thenplug bothpower adaptersinto areliable
power source.
8. Power on all connected devices.
9. The HDMI extender is ready for use.

9
Application
1-to-1 Connection
Direct connection between the TX and RX or
through a Gigabit LAN via a Dedicated Gigabit
Switch. If deployed within an existing network,
create a VLAN to segregate our devices (TX and
RX) from the rest of the network devices.
1-to-1 LAN Connection
1-to-1 Direct Connection

10
1-to-Many Connection
A Dedicated Gigabit Switch is recommended. If
deployed within an existing network, create a
VLAN to segregate our devices (TX and RX's)
from the rest of the network devices.
Notes:
- Many-to-Many Connection: A Smart Switch is
required. Create a separate VLAN for each TX
and its corresponding RX's. Each VLAN can
only have 1 TX.
- Additional RX's, part# HD14Ext1xN-RX, are
sold separately.