User Manual
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Important!
Before starting the installation, please ensure that all devices are powered off.
The following steps and connection diagram describe an installation of 4 x C6 HDMI Receiver Premium
(No. 38218) installed alongside the C6 HDMI Matrix Premium.
Note:
If using the C6 HDMI Receiver (No. 38118) the points regarding IR, PoE and RS232 must be
skipped. If using the C6 HDMI Wallplate Receiver (No. 38114) the points regarding PoE, Ethernet and
RS232 must be skipped.
1. Connect your HDMI sources to the C6 HDMI Matrix unit using HDMI cables of up to 10m in length.
2. Connect one end of the Cat.5e (max 80m) or CAT6/7 cable (max 100m) to a CAT5e/6/7 output port
(A
– D) on the C6 HDMI Matrix and the other end to the HDBaseT port of a C6 HDMI Receiver
Premium.
3. Use another HDMI cable (maximum length 10m) to connect your HDMI display device to the HDMI
output port on the C6 HDMI Receiver Premium unit.
4. For additional Infrared remote signal functionality, connect the included IR Blaster/Receiver Cables
to the Matrix and Receiver units as required (see Connection Diagram).
5. At the Matrix side, place the IR Blaster in front of the HDMI source devices IR receiver. At the remote
side, place the IR Receiver in a location where it may easily receive the signal of your IR remote.
6. For Ethernet functionality, connect the Ethernet ports of the C6 HDMI Matrix and Receiver Premium
to Ethernet equipped devices such as a Router, Smart TV, NAS or Games Console.
7. If you need to connect to RS232 controlled equipment, establish a connection to the equipment from
the C6 HDMI Receiver using a 9 pin serial cable and ensure that a connection to a PC/Notebook or
Controller has been established from the C6 HDMI Matrix.
8. Repeat steps 2 to 7 for each C6 HDMI Receiver Premium.
9. Plug the DC power supply into the C6 HDMI Matrix and switch on.
10. Power on your HDMI Source and Display to complete the installation.
Outputs A & C feature simultaneous outputs over CAT5e/6/7 and HDMI, allowing a HDMI display to be
connected for local monitoring, or as an additional short range zone.
