DIGITUS HDMI HDBaseT 3.0 Extender Set, 100m

Description

Digitus HDMI HDBaseT™ 3.0 Extender Set, 100 m. Type: Transmitter and receiver, Transmission technology: Wired, Maximum possible transmission distance: 100 m. Transmitter video connection type: HDMI, Transmitter local video connection type: HDMI, Transmitter local keyboard/mouse connection type: USB. Receiver local video connection type: HDMI, Receiver local keyboard/mouse connection type: USB. USB port type: USB Type-A, USB data transfer rates: 480 Mbps. Power supply output voltage: 24 V, AC adapter output current: 1 A.

Uncompressed signal transmission in 4K/60Hz, 4:4:4 at 18 Gbps over a distance of 100 m via CAT 6A (or higher) cable

– HDBaseT™ 3.0 technology
– HDMI 2.0b, HDCP 2.2
– Uncompressed signal transmission in 4K/60Hz, 4:4:4 at 18 Gbps
– Transmission distance of up to 100 m via CAT 6A (or higher) cable
– 2x USB-A 2.0 ports on each unit for KVM function (keyboard, mouse, webcam), connection of USB storage devices, etc.
– eARC /ARC function
– PoC (Power over Cable) – only one unit requires an external power supply
– RS232 signal transmission
– 1x RJ45 (Gigabit Ethernet) network port on each unit – bi-directional Ethernet transfer
– 1x HDMI loop-out on the transmitter unit

The DIGITUS® HDMI HDBaseT™ 3.0 Extender Set enables uncompressed AV signal transmission in 4K/60Hz, 4:4:4 at 18 Gbps over a distance of 100 m via CAT 6A (or higher) cable. Both the transmitter and receiver feature two USB-A “Device” ports and one USB-B “Host” port. USB signals, e.g., for KVM, USB storage devices, etc., can be integrated at both ends and connected to the processing PC at the other end. Both devices can be switched between “Host” and “Device” mode using DIP switches. The system enables bidirectional transmission of PoC (Power over Cable) and IR. Both devices can be controlled separately via RS232. Analog stereo audio output is also available. Another outstanding feature is the versatile eARC/ARC compatibility, which enables connection to new and older audio devices such as AVRs (Audio Video Receivers). Two modes (ARC, S/PDIF) are available, which can also be easily switched between using a switch.