HDanywhere XTND 4K 100 User manual

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XTND 4K (100) with TPC
CODE: XTND4K1002TPC
Product Guide (English UK)

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Contents
Contents, Glossary of terms 2-3
In the box, Features 4-5
Specications 6-7
XTND 4K (100) with TPC transmitter port description 8-9
XTND 4K (100) with TPC receiver port description 10-11
IR (Infrared) control, Testing IR works 12-13
Cabling 14-15
Example wiring diagram, Power up sequence 16-17
2 Year Product Guarantee 18-19
Conformity, Hire a HDA Pro 20

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Glossary of terms
HDBaseT Technology used to convert HDMI into a format which can be carried over network cable.
IR RX & IR TX Infrared (IR) Receiver (RX) and Transmitter (TX). The RX ‘receives’ a signal from another remote
control and the TX ‘transmits’ it. (See page 12)
Tipping Point Compression (TPC)
Video content such as Ultra HD 4K 60 4:4:4 uses up to 18Gbps of data at any one time which
is not possible over current HDBaseT technology. HDA makes transmission of 18Gbps content
possible using TPC. Visually lossless, TPC only becomes active if HDBaseT’s threshold is
breached, hence the term tipping point.
XTND transmitter Part of the XTND pair. The XTND transmitter takes a HDMI signal and converts it into HDBaseT.
The transmitter is installed at the source end of the setup.
XTND receiver Part of the XTND pair. The XTND receiver takes the HDBaseT signal made by the XTND
transmitter and converts it back to HDMI so that it can be connected to a display.

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x1 XTND 4K (100) with TPC Transmitter
x1 XTND 4K (100) with TPC Receiver
x2 Infrared Transmitter cable (1.5m) (IR TX)
x2 Infrared (20-60Khz) Receiver cable (1.5m) (IR RX)
x1 24V 1A Power Supply with adapters (UK,EU,US,AU)
x2 Three-Pin Phoenix Connector
x4 Mounting Brackets
x1 User Manual
Name: XTND 4K (100) with TPC
Product code: XTND4K1002TPC
In the boxIMPORTANT
For optimum performance and safety, please read these instructions
carefully before connecting, operating or conguring this product.
Please keep this manual for future reference.
Surge protection is recommended
This device contains sensitive electrical components that may
be damaged by electrical spikes, surges, electric shock, lightning
strikes, etc. The usage of surge protection systems is recommended
in order to protect and extend the life of your system.

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Features
Supports video picture formats up to 4K@60Hz (4:4:4) including HDR and Dolby Vision*.
Supports 18Gbps bandwidth
4K up to 100m (328ft)
Digital audio support up to and including Dolby Atmos and DTS:X
Audio extraction over stereo (source audio).
Bi-directional IR & RS232
CEC
Bi-directional Power
*Only Dolby Vision Low Latency Mode is supported at 60Hz over HDBaseT.

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HDMI version HDMI 2.0b
HDCP compliance HDCP 2.2 & HDCP 1.4
Video bandwidth 18Gbps
Video resolution Up to 4K@60Hz (4:4:4) with HDR*
Colour space RGB, YCbCr 4:4:4, YUV 4:4:4, YCbCr 4:2:2/4:2:0
Colour depth 8-bit, 10-bit, 12-bit (1080p@60Hz)
8-bit (4K@60Hz)
HDR formats HDR10, HDR10+, Dolby Vision, HLG (4K@30Hz)*
Video & audio I/O Input: x1 HDMI
Outputs: x1 HDMI, x1 HDMI (Mirror), x1 3.5mm Stereo Jack
Transmission distance 1080p 150m (492ft)
4K 100m (328ft)
HDMI audio formats PCM 2.0 / 5.1 / 7.1, Dolby Digital / Plus / EX / True HD / Atmos, DTS, DTS-EX, DTS-96 / 24, DTS High
Res, DTS-HD Master Audio, DTS-X
Stereo audio formats PCM 2.0
Infrared 20Khz - 60Khz
Specications

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ESD protection ±8kV (Air-gap discharge)
±4kV (Contact discharge)
Power consumption 9.36W (Maximum)
Power supply 24V 1A
Operating temperature 0°C - 40°C / 32°F - 104°F
Storage temperature -20°C - 60°C / -4°F - 140°F
Relative humidity 20 - 90% (Non-condensing)
Housing Aluminium
Colour Grey (Carbonite)
Dimensions (W/D/H) mm Transmitter: 140 x 65 x 18
Receiver: 140 x 65 x 18
Weight Transmitter: 124g
Receiver: 124g
Package weight 790g
*Only Dolby Vision Low Latency Mode is supported at 60Hz over HDBaseT.

HDMI (OUT)HDMI (IN)
RS232 IR DC24V Video
IN OUT A B
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Transmitter Diagram
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1. Power: Indicator light. If this light is on and solid then the XTND transmitter has power.
2. Firmware: Micro USB port to update XTND rmware.
3. RS232: Connect the three-pin phoenix connector to this port to send RS232 commands to the XTND receiver or vice-versa.
4. IR (IN) / (OUT): Connect an IR TX to the “IR OUT” to enable remote (IR) control of any AV device local to the XTND transmitter. Connect
an IR RX to the “IR IN” port to receive an IR command from a remote control to pass through to the XTND receiver.
5. HDMI (IN): HDMI video input.
6. HDMI (OUT): HDMI video output.
7. VIDEO TPC: HDBaseT (RJ45) video output port. 18Gbps video will pass through using TPC. The HDBaseT port has two indicator lights.
Left light: solid means connection between XTND transmitter and XTND receiver is good. Flashing means that the connection is poor.
Off means that there is no connection detected. Right light: solid means HDCP is detected. Flashing means there is no HDCP. Off means
no HDMI signal is detected.
8. DC24V: Connect the supplied power supply to this port to provide power to the XTND transmitter and receiver.
Description

HDMI (OUT)
STEREO (OUT)RS232 IR DC24V Video
IN OUT A B
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Receiver Diagram
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1. Power: Indicator light. If this light is on and solid then the XTND receiver has power.
2. Firmware: Micro USB port to update XTND rmware.
3. RS232: Connect the three-pin phoenix connector to this port to send RS232 commands to the XTND receiver or vice-versa.
4. IR (IN) / (OUT): Connect an IR TX to the “IR OUT” to enable remote (IR) control of a display local to the XTND receiver. Connect an IR
RX to the “IR IN” port to receive an IR command from a remote control to pass through to the XTND transmitter.
5. Stereo (OUT): Outputs 2ch stereo (not downmixed) extracted from the HDMI (IN) on the XTND transmitter.
6. HDMI (OUT): HDMI video output. Connect to your display to provide a picture.
7. VIDEO TPC: HDBaseT (RJ45) video output port. 18Gbps video will pass through using TPC. The HDBaseT port has two indicator lights.
Left light: solid means connection between XTND transmitter and XTND receiver is good. Flashing means that the connection is poor.
Off means that there is no connection detected. Right light: solid means HDCP is detected. Flashing means there is no HDCP. Off means
no HDMI signal is detected.
8. DC24V: Connect the supplied power supply to this port to provide power to the XTND receiver and transmitter.
Description

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XTND can send IR signals bi-directionally between the transmitter
and receiver to control almost any AV device. Using this feature will
allow you to use a remote control at either end of the XTND setup
and pass that IR command from your display location back to the
XTND transmitter or vice-versa.
Sending IR commands from a display ‘back’ to the XTND transmitter
To send commands in the other direction (from the source / XTND
transmitter) to a display, simply follow the process above but swap
any instance of an XTND transmitter with a XTND receiver.
1. Connect an IR TX to port labelled “IR (OUT)” on the XTND
transmitter.
2. Place the IR TX bud (small tear drop part) in front of the IR
window of the device that you wish to control.
3. Connect an IR RX to port labelled “IR (IN)” on the XTND
receiver.
4. Place IR RX in line-of-sight of the remote control.
IR Transmitter (IR TX)
IR Receiver (IR RX)
1.5m
NCGround
SignalSignal
PowerPower
IR (Infrared) control

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This section aims to verify that your XTND’s IR control system is setup correctly and assumes that all other setup has been followed as per
the instructions laid out in this manual. Please refer to the XTND wiring diagrams in this document to ensure that your setup matches that
before proceeding with the verication below.
Testing operation from a display ‘back’ to the XTND transmitter
Start this test by ensuring that your XTND system is powered on and your source device (connected to your XTND transmitter) is being
correctly displayed on screen. Check that your IR cabling is correctly connected to your XTND system (page 12) and that your remote control
has a clear line-of-sight to the IR RX. Point your remote at the IR RX and test a remote control command for your source device. You should
notice that it responds as if the source device was directly in front of you. If it worked then you have setup IR control correctly. Repeat this
step at the XTND transmitter end to conrm control over displays.
Testing that IR works

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Currently you can use Cat6, Cat6e, Cat6a, Cat7 or Cat7a with XTND. Cat5e may work, but is not recommended, due to its limited bandwidth
capabilities.
Optimum performance
Whichever network cable type you choose, ensure that the main wiring architecture is ‘solid core’ and not stranded ‘patch’ cabling. Patch
cabling can be used for the last few metres of a run (e.g wallplate) but should be avoided over longer runs as signal transfer over stranded
cores is signicantly impacted. The use of pre-made leads is not recommended unless you can be absolutely sure of their construction
credentials (i.e. solid core 568B). For optimum performance, use a single piece of Cat cable terminated directly at the transmitter and the
receiver ends. Make sure to use the correct connector types (i.e. RJ45 solid core) crimp connectors.
Shielded cables
Shielded FTP cable is not a stipulation. However, if you are using this type of cable ensure compatible shielded accessories are used. Failure
to terminate cable screen at all points can induce interference rather than eliminate it.
Patch panels and wall plates
If patch panels are terminated correctly then there is a minimal loss of distance. The use of wallplates and patch panels has the potential
to cause increased resistance on the cable introducing pinch points for signal transmission and could reduce transmission lengths. TIP:
Instead of using RJ45 wallplates use brush plates.
Cabling

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HDMI cabling
HDANYWHERE recommends using suitably robust and good quality
HDMI cables. It is not advised to use passive HDMI cables over 5
metres in length either on the inputs or the outputs of the XTND
system. Where HDMI cables longer than 5 metres are required, HDA
recommends utilising its own brand of long distance HDMI cables or
a suitable alternative.
Terminate using RJ45 connectors to 568B wiring standard.
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Receiver
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Example wiring diagram
Note:
This XTND system has been designed so that it can be installed in
multiple ways. The purpose of the diagram is to illustrate a typical/
example setup and assumes that you are already familiar with
the basics of wiring and infrastructure. If you are unsure how you
might install this device in to your property then contact support@
hdanywhere.com or contact a HDA Pro (https://hdanywhere.com/
dealers-and-installers/) for further assistance.
We have detailed a setup to show how the main feature-set of this
XTND system could be used and demonstrated together.
In this diagram, an Apple TV is being extended to a projector with
an additional mirrored output supplied to a local TV nearby. The
projector is controlled by sending commands from its native remote
control through the XTND system and reproduced at the XTND
receiver location providing distance remote control of the projector.
Audio is being extracted at the source and is carried to the XTND
receiver where it is output as 2ch stereo (not downmixed) in to
speakers.
HDMI Cable
Ethernet Cable
3.5mm Stereo
HDBaseT
IR RX/TX Cable
Speaker Cable

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1 Ensure that all devices are turned off.
2 Connect HDMI source to “HDMI (IN)” port on the XTND transmitter.
3 Connect the XTND transmitter and receiver together by using Cat 6/7 cable connected to the each end of the “Video TPC” port.
4 Connect a display to the “HDMI (OUT)” port on the XTND receiver.
5 If any devices require IR control, ensure that IR is connected at this stage as well (page 12).
6 Plug in the supplied power lead in either the transmitter or receiver location. XTND will automatically power on. XTND power indicator
LEDs should be lit and solid.
7 Turn on the source device followed by the display.
8 Ensure that your display is set to the correct AV channel.
9 A picture should now be displayed.
Power up sequence

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2 Year Guarantee
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Hereby, HDANYWHERE declares that this HDMI connectivity device is in compliance with the essential requirements and other relevant
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