Instruction Manual
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2. Install the receiver
a) Position and ground the HDBaseT receiver near your video source.
b) Connect your remote display to the HDMI out port on the receiver.
c) (Optional) If you’ve chosen to power the HDBaseT kit using the receiver, connect
the included power adapter to the power adapter port on the transmitter and to an
AC outlet.
d) ((Optional)If you’re using the HDBaseT kit to extend an infrared (IR) signal.
If the device receiving the IR signal is at the remote side, connect the IR blaster to
the remote IR port on the receiver, and position the IR sensor directly in front of
the device’s IR sensor (if you’re unsure, check the manual of your video source to
determine the IR sensor location).
or
If the device receiving the IR signal is at the local side, connect the IR receiver to the
remote IR port on the receiver, and position the IR sensor where you’ll point your IR
remote control.
e) (Optional) If you’re using the HDBaseT kit to transmit a serial signal, connect a serial
cable (not included) from the Remote RS232 port on the receiver to the serial port
on the remote device.
3. Install RJ-45 terminated CAT5e/6/7 Cable
a) Connect an RJ-45 terminated CAT5e/6/7 cable (sold separately) to the Link port on
the transmitter.
b) Connect the other end of the RJ-45 terminated CAT5e/6/7 cable (not included) to
the Link port on the receiver.
Notes:
• The cabling should not go through any networking equipment (i.e. router, switch)
• If you are using surface cabling, ensure you leave enough cabling to connect the
transmitter to the receiver, and that each end is terminated with an RJ-45 connector.
The cabling should not go through any networking equipment (i.e. router, switch).
• If you are using premises cabling, ensure that the cabling between the transmitter
and receiver has been properly terminated in a wall-outlet at each location and
there is a patch cable long enough to connect the transmitter and receiver to their
respective wall-outlet.
4. Power on your video source and your display and the source image will now
appear on the remote video display.
