Pro2 HDC6LITE User manual

HDC6LITE Extender
User Manual
60m HDBaseT With Bi-directional IR
www.pro2.com.au

INTRODUCTION
Pro.2 HDC6LITE Extenders extend HDMI signal up to 60metres and support bi-directional
IR function.
Pro.2 HDC6LITE Extender is able extend HDMI signal over just one 100 Ohm Cat.5e/Cat.6
cable with no signal compression. They support Full HD 1080p, 4Kx2K resolution and 3D.
DVI-D Computer video can also be transmitted with a DVI-to-HDMI cable or adaptor (Note:
Audio is not included in a DVI-D signal).
By using standard and widely available 100 Ohm Cat.5e/Cat.6 cable, those models make
HDMI signal networking easier than larger, more expensive HDMI copper cable and more
robust than optical fiber cable.
FEATURE
Extend the HDMI signal over the 100Ohm Cat.5e/Cat.6 cable with no signal loss
Single Link Range: 1080p/60,1920x1200, 4Kx2K
Compliant with HDCP 2.0 and DVI1.1 standards
Supports digital video formats in 480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p
Supports PCM 2 Ch audio, 5.1, 7.1, DTS-HD, Dolby audio format
Supports bi-direction IR function
Package Includes
(1) Transmitter x 1
(2) Receiver x 1
(3) 5V2A Power supply x 2
(4) IR Emitter Cable x 2
(5) IR Receiver Cable x 2
(6) User manual x 1

PANEL LAYOUT
Transmitter (TX) Receiver (RX)
PANEL DESCRIPTION
1. Link LED
This LED indicator will flash once Cat.6 cable has been properly connected between the
Transmitter and Receiver unit. Once both devices are connected and powered up this
LED will stop flashing and stay on to indicate successful connection between
Transmitter and Receiver.
2. Power LED
This LED indicator will activate once the included 5V DC power adapter has been
properly connected between the Transmitter & Receiver unit and a power socket.
Note: the LED will blink during the initial power up time during which it is loading the
device firmware.
3. HDMI IN
Connect one HDMI cable between this port and HDMI output port of the source device
(DVD, Set-top box, blue-ray DVD)
4. HDMI Out
Connect one HDMI cable between this port and HDMI input port of display device
5. IR Receiver
Connect the IR Receiver cable to this port. Output device can be controlled from the
location of this Transmitter or Receiver unit by way of its original IR remote control or a
universal type IR remote control.
6. IR Blaster
Connect the IR Emitter Cable to this IR port and place the connected IR emitter module
on the IR Extender zone of devices
7. DC 5V
Connect 5V DC power supply to this port.
8. RJ45
Connect one 100Ohm Cat.5e/Cat.6 cable between RJ45 Port of Transmitter and
Receiver unit.

CONNECTING AND OPERATING
1. Connect one HDMI Cable between the HDMI output port of source device and the
HDMI input port of Transmitter unit (5 metres Max)
2. Connect one HDMI Cable between the HDMI input port of display device and the HDMI
output port of Receiver unit. (5 metres Max)
3. Connect one 100 Ohm Cat.5e/Cat.6 cable between the RJ45 port of Transmitter unit
and RJ45 port of Receiver unit.
Note: Cat.5e/Cat6 is to be no longer than 60 metres in length.
4. Connect 5V DC power supplies to both Transmitter and Receiver unit.
5. Power on the display device and then the source device.
BI-DIRECTIONAL IR
With Bi-directional IR, you can control the source device at the receiver end. Conversely,
you can control the display/receiver devices from the transmitter end of the system.
So which ports do what? The IR Receiver port is where you plug-in your IR Target—the
picked up signal will be sent to the other unit’s IR Blaster port where your IR Emitters will be
connected.