HDMI Extender Over CAT6
to 150 feet with a Bidirectional Wideband Remote IR and HDMI Loop Out, which is the right way to send your HDMI signal over long distances. Instead of using expensive and problematic HDMI cables, this HDMI Extender Over CAT6 lets you use your existing CAT6 / 6 cables while also performing the same functions like transferring HDMI video and new lossless compressed (Dolby TrueHD, Dolby Digital Plus and DTS-HD Master Audio) digital audio, all with a bandwidth up to 165MHz upwards of 150 feet with CAT6 (preferred) or CAT6 UTP cabling.
This WolfPack HDMI Extender Over CAT6 has a 16-position switch on the rear panel to select EDID to solve problems with older TVs, Apple TVs, surround sound receivers, and other issues. Refer to the COMPATIBILITY Tab for the EDID descriptions. And if that isn't enough, you can use your existing remote to control your device through the optional IR blaster. Lastly, the transmitter of this HDMI Extender Over CAT6 has an optional HDMI Loop Out to connect to a local TV or cascade the HDMI source to additional far-away widescreens.
WolfPack HDMI Extender Over CAT6 Features:
- Extends both HDMI video and audio up to 150 feet
- Uses only one (1) CAT6/5e/6 cable
- 16 User Adjustable EDID Settings For Problem Installs
- Transmits an ARC signal from a source back to a "coax audio output at the HDMI extender receiver".
- Use a single UTP LAN cable (CAT-5E/6) to substitute HDMI cable to achieve long-distance transmission.
- UTP termination follows the standard of TIA/EIA-568-B.
- Transfer the Bidirectional Infrared control signal together with the HDMI signal.
- Compliant with HDMI 1.3, HDCP 1.1 and DVI1.0 standards.
- Supports digital video formats in 1080p and new lossless compressed (Dolby TrueHD, Dolby Digital Plus, and DTS-HD Master Audio) Digital audio
- Equalizes and recovers incoming ™DS data before re-transmitting it in high quality, regardless of the incoming signal quality.
- Supports with 3D and an ARC function to a coax input on an AV receiver.
- With a super IR control system, the IR transport channel can be forward or backward. The frequency of our wideband IR receiver is 20-60KHz.
The HDMI Extender over a Single CAT6/7 with Bi-directional IR and Audio Return Channel extends high-definition video and audio signals and IR, at a distance of up to 150 feet over a single CAT6/7 cable. Features of EDID management, which allows and encourages source and display handshake for seamless integration.
Equipped with an ARC ( Audio Return Channel) function, which allows the connected ARC-equipped display to send audio data upstream to an ARC-equipped A/V receiver or surround audio controller. The result is an easy and flexible installation eliminating the need for any separate S/PDIF audio connection. Also features a digital audio breakout to extract audio, as well as an HDMI loop out for an additional HDMI output. With only one cost-effective CAT6/7 cable, high-definition sources with HDMI outputs can be connected to high-definition displays with HDMI inputs over long distances. Deep color video, DTS-HD or Dolby TrueHD audio, and HDCP are supported and compatible with DVI. In addition, is also equipped with bi-directional IR pass-through which allows for source or display control.
The Extender includes two units: the transmitting unit (TX) and the receiving unit (RX). The transmitting unit is used to capture the HDMI input with IR signals and carries the signals via one cost-effective CAT6/7 cable. The receiving unit is responsible for equalizing the transmitted HDMI signal and reconstructing IR and serial control signals. They offer the most convenient solution for HDMI extension over a single CAT6/7 with long distances.
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WolPack HDMI Extender Over CAT6 Features:
- Transmitter Ports: 2 HDMI (Female type),1x CAT6/7,2x3.5mm phone
- Receiver Ports: 1x HDMI (Female type),1xRCA, 1x CAT6/7,2x3.5mm phone
- Supported Resolutions: 480i ~1080p50/60, VGA~UXGA
- ESD Protection: Human Body model: 8 kV (air-gap discharge) 4 kV (contact discharge)
- Power Supply: 5 V/1A DC
- Dimensions: 65 mm (W) 118mm (D) 26mm (H)
- Weight: 410 g (TX+RX)
- Chassis Material: Metal
- Color: Black
- Operating Temperature: 0 蚓~40 蚓/ 32 蚌~104 蚌
- Storage Temperature: −20 èš“ ~ 60 èš“/−4 蚌 ~140 蚌
- Relative Humidity: 20~90 % RH (non-condensing)
- Power Consumption: 3.2W (Transmitter) and 2.2 w (Receiver)
HDMI Extender Over CAT6 Contents:
- 1 - HDMI Transmitter
- 1 - HDMI Receiver
- 2 - 5V/1A DC power adapter
- 1 - Operation Manual
- 2 - Wideband IR Transmitter
- 2 - Wideband IR Receiver
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HDMI Extender Over CAT6 USERS GUIDE
WHAT I NEED TO KNOW ABOUT EDUCATION
HDMI over CAT6 with ARC INSTALL TIPS
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TVs have always been able to receive multi-channel audio through an HDMI connection, and this is still a typical use case, with the TV positioned "downstream" from content sources and any connected audio equipment. However, if a user had a TV with a built-in tuner or DVD player, and wanted to send content "upstream" from the TV back to the audio system, a separate connection had to be installed, typically an S/PDIF cable.
WolfPack HDMI Extender Over CAT6 EDID Settings:
- Position EDID Description
- 0 1080p, 2CH AUDIO
- 1 1080p, DOLBY/DTS 5.1
- 2 1080p, HD AUDIO
- 3 1080i, 2CH AUDIO
- 4 1080i, DOLBY/DTS 5.1
- 5 1080i, HD AUDIO
- 6 3D,1080p, 2CH AUDIO
- 7 3D, 1080p,DOLBY/DTS 5.1
- 8 3D,1080p, HD AUDIO
- 9 Copy EDID from the Transmitter HDMI loop out
- A Copy of EDID from the Receiver HDMI out
- B 1080p, 2CH AUDIO
- C 1080p, 2CH AUDIO
- D 1080p, 2CH AUDIO
- E 1080p, 2CH AUDIO
- F 1080p, 2CH AUDIO
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| Performance Rating | Category Cable Type: | ||||
| Wiring | Shielding | CAT6 | CAT6 | CAT6 | |
| Solid | Unshielded (UTP) | *** | **** | ***** | |
| Shielded (STP) | *** | *** | **** | ||
| Stranded | Unshielded (UTP) | * | ** | ** | |
| Shielded (STP) | * | * | ** | ||
| Termination | Please use EIA/TIA-568-B termination (T568B) | ||||
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Q: Does the WolfPack HDMI extender send ARC to my AV receiver's HDMI output?
A: The HDMI extender can't return the ARC to the Transmitter. It can output the ARC audio from the Receiver coaxial port only. If you open the ARC function, the TV audio will return to the HDMI extender Receiver and output to the coaxial port.
Q: My picture is jumpy, what do I do?
A: Try these
- Set the source device resolution to the same resolution as the TV, like 1280x720p to 720p.
- Set the EDID properly per the above manual.
- Make the CAT6/7 cable per the above manual.
- Use CAT6/7 home runs and do not use internet hubs, wall plates, and couplers.
- See the Q/A Tab.
Q: ARC doesn't seem to be working, can you help?
A: Try this:
- Make sure you are installing HDMI 1.4 cables that include ARC, see our specs for HDMI cables with ARC
- The TV must support ARC and it must be turned ARC ON
- The unique TV HDMI input must say it supports ARC
- Wire the HDMI transmitter coax's output to the coax input of your AV receiver
- Make sure CAT6/7 STP connectors are put on "B"
- Turn CEC ON
- Leave EDID at its default.
Q: What is ARC?
A: The (ARC) Audio Return Channel in HDMI 1.4 enables a TV, via a single HDMI cable, to send audio data "upstream" to an A/V receiver or surround audio controller, increasing user flexibility. You will need a coax audio cable (not supplied) to connect the HDMI transmitter to the coax audio input on your AV receiver.
Q: Do I need special HDMI cables for ARC?
A: Yes, you need HDMI 1.4 or above HDMI cables that support internal Ethernet and ARC. See our above OPTIONS.
Q: I am in a church and don't want to see a "No Signal" on my display when the PC is turned off, how does this work?
A: The picture will be black and blank without displaying any type of signal.
Q: Is it HDMI 1.4 or HDMI 1.3 as the manual says both?
A: The HDMI loop out supports V1.4 if used with a short HDMI 1.4 cable and when it extends over a CAT6 cable it only supports HDMI 1.3
Q: Is it 164 feet with 3D and 1080p?
A: Yes with this CAT6 cable.
Q: Will it do 1080p 3D with CAT6 stranded at 164 feet?
A: Sometimes the quality of a CAT cable will affect transmission distance so we suggest customers use a solid CAT6 cable.
Q: What are the AC adapter specs other than 5V/1a? Will it work worldwide?
A: We use DC 5V 1A for the power supply. For worldwide use, you will need an optional universal plug.
Q: If both TVs have ARC how does the ARC work?
A: There is an ON/OFF switch for ARC on the receiver and it can only control the ARC of the TV (which connects to the receiver). The HDMI loop-out does not support ARC.
Q: If both TVs have different EDIDs, what are the EDID settings?
A: The extender can copy EDID from the TV and you can choose to copy EDID from the transmitter HDMI loop out or receiver HDMI out
Q: There are no 720p EDID settings, how is that handled?
A: We can update the software to get 720P EDID as required. Call us Q: Can these units be cascaded?
A: Yes, we managed to cascade 3 sets with solid CAT6 cables to over 400 feet.
Q: What is the IR frequency
A: The frequency of our wideband IR receiver is 20-60KHz.
Q: I'm not getting 3D.
A: Please set the EDID to the appropriate 3D and audio starting at Position 6.
Q: Will the Remote IR work with all remote controls?
A: The IR repeater works well with 26 KHz single-band remotes but may not work with multi-band remotes used on a few satellite boxes. Look for 2 emitters on the nose of the remote. If you are pre-wiring make sure to run a 3rd CAT6 cable so you can add an IR system that can handle multi-band remotes. If you have multi-band remotes you might want to upgrade your remotes to UHF, which goes through walls. This will bypass the IR system completely on the extender or change to a universal remote control to handle all your devices.
Q: Does this HDMI over CAT6 cable extender support 4K?
A: No, please see our 4K HDMI to CAT6 Extenders.
Q: Does the remote IR work with an HDMI matrix switch or an HDMI splitter?
A: These HDMI extenders will send both HDMI video and audio from a matrix or splitter, etc but the remote IR is designed to be used with only one source, like a cable box, to one widescreen. There would be too many IR cables to attach to the source's IR window. See our HDMI switchers and splitters that have it integrated.
