gofanco HDExtIP4K User manual

HDMI IP Extender 4K - 120m
User's Guide
G4-0071A
HDExtIP4K (Kit)
HDExtIP4K-TX (Transmitter)
HDExtIP4K-RX (Receiver)
Part Number:

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PackageContents
Transmitter (TX) (1pc) Receiver (RX) (1pc) User's Manual (1pc)
Power Adapter (2pcs)
IR Blaster Extension
Cable (1pc)
IR Receiver Extension
Cable (1pc)
Remote control (1pc) Wall mount brackets (4pcs) Screws (8pcs)

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Introduction
TheHDMIIPExtender4K extendshighdefinition
4K HDMI signals up to 120m (394ft) over CAT6
cabling.
Features
• HDMI 2.0 and HDCP 2.2 compliant with
18Gbps bandwidth
• Supports IR remote control function to
control the source device from long
distances
• Offers scalable matrix configuration
through IGMP IP networks, up to 256 total
units combined (maximum of 100
transmitter units allowed), additional
transmitter units (part # HDExtIP4K-TX)
and receiver units (part# HDExtIP4K-RX)
sold separately
• Supports up to 4K@60Hz resolution
• Allows computer software control, remote
control, or push button control, to select/
switch between HDMI source devices

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Installation Requirements
1. HDMI source device (computer, DVD
player, etc.)
2. HDMI display device (SDTV/Monitor,
HDTV/Monitor, projector, etc.)
3. UTP/STP CAT5e/6 cable following
IEEE-568B wiring standard
1. IR Window Receives IR signals from the included remote
control to set/select the channel
2. Power LED On when Transmitter is powered on
3. TX ID Displays the Transmitter's ID number
4. Power Jack Connects to the included power adapter
5. Data LED Blinks when data transmission is detected
6. RJ45 Output Connects to the Receiver's RJ45 Input using a
CAT5e/6 cable
7. Link LED Lights up when RJ45 signal detected
8. IR Output Connects to the IR Blaster cable
9. HDMI Input Connects to the HDMI source device
10. Reset Button Press the button to reset the Transmitter
Product Layout
Figure 1: Transmitter (TX)

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Figure 2: Receiver (RX)
1. RX ID Displays the Receiver's ID number
2. IR Window Receives IR signals from the included
remote control to set/select the channel
3. Power LED On when the Receiver is powered on
4. TX Connected Displays Transmitter's ID number for
device pairing
5. Power Jack Connects to the included power adapter
6. Data LED Blinks when data transmission is detected
7. RJ45 Input Connects to the Transmitter's RJ45 Output
using a CAT5e/6 cable
8. Link LED Lights up when RJ45 signal detected
9. IR Input Connects to the IR Receiver cable
10. HDMI Out Connects to an HDMI display
11. Reset Button Press the button to reset the Receiver

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Hardware Installation
CAT Cable Wiring
We suggest both RJ-45 connectors be wired
identically following T568B wiring standard for
the best performance and compatiblity.
One to One Configuration
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).

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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 CAT5e/6 cable between the
Transmitter's RJ45 Output and Receiver's
RJ45 Input.
5. Connect your HDMI display to the
Receiver's HDMI ouput connector with a
HDMI cable (HDMI cable not included).
6. Optional: Connect the IR Receiver Cable to
theReceiver'sIR Inputport. Thisconnection
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,
then plug both power adapters into a
reliable power source.
8. Power on all connected devices.
9. The HDMI extender is ready for use.

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Network Configuration
Dedicated IGMP Gigabit Ethernet switches are
recommended for the best performance and
reliability.
When connecting to an existing LAN
environment, it's recommended to configure a
VLAN dedicated to these transmitter(s) and
receiver(s) to avoid traffic collision with other
networking devices.
TheTransmitter'sand Receiver'sdefaultIPadress
is 192.168.1.238 and 192.168.1.239 respectively. If
your existing network is DHCP enabled, the
transmitter(s) and receiver(s) will be assigned
with IP addresses automatically when connected
and turned on. Press the reset button on each
transmitter and receiver if an IP address is not
assigned automatically.
1. Power off all devices.
2. Connect your HDMI source device to the
Transmitter's HDMI Input connector with
an HDMI cable (HDMI cable not included).

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3. Optional: Connect a HDMI display to the
Transmitter's HDMI out connector with an
HDMI cable (HDMI cable not included) for
local monitoring of the HDMI signal.
4. Optional: Connect the IR Blaster Extension
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.
5. Optional: Connect a HDMI display to the
Transmitter's HDMI out connector with an
HDMI cable (HDMI cable not included) for
local monitoring of the HDMI signal.
6. 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.
7. Plug your CAT5e/6 cable between the
Transmitter's RJ45 Output and a switch or
router on your IP network.

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8. Connect your HDMI display to the
Receiver's HDMI ouput connector with a
HDMI cable (HDMI cable not included).
9. Optional: Connect the IR Receiver Cable to
theReceiver'sIR Input port. Thisconnection
is needed only if you need to control your
HDMI source device from the remote
location.
10. Plug your CAT5e/6 cable between the
Receiver's RJ45 Input and a switch or router
on your IP network.
11. Plug the included power adapters into the
Transmitter's and Receiver's power jacks,
thenplugbothpoweradaptersinto areliable
power source.
12. Power on all connected devices.
13. The HDMI extender is ready for use.