HDMI Cable Tester

HDTV Supply

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$75.00
Part Number:
390-PEW-752
UPC:
728350689729
Availability:
Usually ships in 3-4 business days
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HDMI Tester For HDMI Cables
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Diagnoses the cause of color shift, sparkles or a missing picture
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Tests HDMI 1.2, 1.3, 1.4, 2.0, 2.0a, 2.0b & 2.1 version cables
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Tests all gauges up to 22 AWG
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Tests all resolutions up to 4K at 60 Hz
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Tests all versions of the HDCP handshake
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Tests all audio versions like DTS, Dolby Atmos, etc
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Female-to-Female Gender
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Tests DVI also with DVI to HDMI converter
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Displays the status of each HDMI signal
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Includes manual with troubleshooting tables
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This WolfPack HDMI Cable Tester test many more comprehensive diagnostics than a simple cable checker. This HDMI signal tester ascertains the functionality of all elements in the digital signal's transmission.

Testing an HDMI installation for proper signal transmission can now be accomplished easily and without guesswork. This HDMI signal tester connects between the source and display to verify that all components of the digital signal are being transmitted properly, thereby ensuring the best HD performance is achieved. The HDMI signal tester is designed to be connected inline with the video signal path, and can be located at either the source or display end of the system.

WolfPack HDMI Cable Tester Features:

  • Easy to use; compact and portable
  • Simply plug your cables into the tester's DVI-F and HDMI-F connectors
  • Diagnoses the cause of color shift, sparkle, or missing picture
  • HDMI Tester can be located at the source or display end of the system
  • Displays the status of each HDMI signal component
  • No Power required
  • With extend function - HDMI-F <=>HDMI-F Changer
  • With HDMI-F - HDMI-F Connectors
  • Support HDMI On line Simple test
  • Easy to install , Plug & Play
  • With 3 colors LED appeared
  • Easy checks data transfer & receiver
  • Compact size
  • On line test: over 1600*1200 resolution
  • Housing: Plastic,
  • Weight: 55g
  • Dimensions: (L*W*H) : 47 * 45 * 21 ( mm )
  • Includes manual with troubleshooting tables
  • Dimensions: 1-7/8" L x 1-5/8" W x 1" H

Why not buy this WolfPack HDMI Cable Tester today?

HDMI Cable Tester Specs:

  • Easy to use; compact and portable
  • Simply plug your cables into the testers DVI-F and HDMI-F connectors
  • Diagnoses the cause of color shift, sparkle, or missing picture
  • Tester can be located at the source or display end of the system
  • Displays the status of each HDMI signal component
  • Includes manual with troubleshooting tables

Testing an HDMI installation for proper signal transmission can now be accomplished easily and without guesswork. This HDMI signal tester connects between the source and display to verify that all components of the digital signal are being transmitted properly, thereby ensuring the best HD performance is achieved. The HDMI signal tester is designed to be connected inline with the video signal path, and can be located at either the source or display end of the system.

The HDMI format provides a convenient method of transmitting high definition audio/video information through a single digital cable. When the cable and connectors' integrity are good, system performance is excellent. If the data is disrupted by weak or incomplete transfer, the HD experience suffers. More than just a simple cable checker, this signal tester identifies HDMI interconnection problems and helps correct them!

WolfPack HDMI Cable Tester User Manual

Why not buy this WolfPack HDMI Cable Tester today?

This device is not designed to check baluns or extenders, but rather just HDMI cables themselves. It would indicate that there is (or isn't) a problem in the signal path, but it is not capable of detecting specific defects with such ancillary items as baluns and/or extenders. You could certainly test your connections with, and then without any baluns and/or extenders. If the test showed problems with that device, but not without, then you could safely assume that the external item is the source of the problem.
 

Q: What does the RXC led refer to?
A: RXC refers to the Clock/Sync TMDS (Transition Minimized Differential Signaling) line, where RX0, RX1, and RX2 refer to the Red, Green, and Blue TDMS lines, respectively. The TMDS Clock/Sync signal is carried on pins 10 (+) and 12 (-) of a standard HDMI cable

Q: What does CK, DA, and HPD stand for?
A: CK stands for DDC Channel Serial Clock, DA stands for DDC Channel Data Line. The DDC channel allows the source device to read the data from the display to learn what formats the display supports. Most HDMI problems are a result of DDC errors. HPD stands for Hot Plug Detect, the display signals the source that it is connected and powered on.