SET-UP
INSTALLATION
1. Test all associated equipment and cables in the system for proper operation.
Turn off all power before proceeding.
2. Make sure the HDMI cables being used do not exceed 1.0M (3.28 ft) and
are at least 26 AWG. Any length longer than this may cause intermittence
issues. To ensure maximum performance, use high-quality HDMI cables
capable of transmitting 1080p signals.
3. Determine the best placement of the unit based on how it will be incorporated
into the system design. Leave enough room to reach the EQ adjustment after
installation.
4. Make sure both CAT5e or CAT6 cables are properly terminated (EIA/TIA-568B is
recommended) and connected as shown in the diagram to the left. For proper
connection, see pin-out diagram below. Both Cat cables must be connected.
5. Connect the HDMI cables as shown in the diagram to the left.
6. Turn on all associated equipment, plug in the 5V DC power, to either the
transmitter or receiver, and verify that the signal LEDs are illuminated.
Note: There is no need to power both units, only one power connection
is needed.
7. If a flickering, blinking, or snowy image is seen, adjust the EQ dial to improve
the cable signal. An EQ set to zero “0” stands for the strongest signal for longer
cable lengths, while 7 is for short cable lengths. Try adjusting the EQ from 7 to
0 until picture is clear.
8. Once you have a picture, turn clockwise towards 7 until you no longer have a
picture; adjust counter clockwise until picture comes back. This will ensure you
have reached the optimal setting.
• Pin 1 - White / Orange
• Pin 2 - Orange
• Pin 3 - White / Green
• Pin 4 - Blue
• Pin 5 - White / Blue
• Pin 6 - Green
• Pin 7 - White / Brown
• Pin 8 - Brown
Gold Pins Facing Up
Cat5e/6
EIA/TIA-568B