HDMI EXTENDER OVER CAT.6/7 CABLE WITH EDID
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HDMI EXTENDER OVER CAT.6/7 CABLE WITH EDID
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EdId sEttIng
1. HDMI source device reads the EDID information of the transmitter (TX) and then output the relative
HDMI signal format.
2. It needs to power on again or reset the transmitter unit after re-setting EDID every time.
3. When connect a TV with loop-out HDMI port of transmitter (TX), it can adjust EDID switch to
read and save this TV’s EDID information. When we use this function, it should connect TV with
transmitter first, and then power on these devices, so that the EDID will be read and saved
successfully. At next time, even though do not connect a TV into the loop-out HDMI port, the
source device will output the saved EDID information last time.
4. There are 7 build-in EDID status, and the default EDID is 720P60Hz CH2.1, and others could be
selected by the EDID switch in the transmitter, the detail Setting Information shown as below:
Switch UP: use the Arabic numeral “1” to represent
Switch DOWN: use the Arabic numeral “0” to represent
Switch status
EDID information
Switch 1
Switch 2
Switch 3
0
0
0
720P@50Hz 2.1CH
1
0
0
720P@50Hz 7.1CH
0
1
0
1080i@60Hz 2.1CH
1
1
0
1080i@60Hz 7.1CH
0
0
1
1080P@60Hz 2.1CH
1
0
1
1080P@60Hz 7.1CH
0
1
1
Read and save the EDID of the loop-out TV
1
1
1
Default EDID: 720P@60Hz 2.1CH
FaQ
Q:
No image output or audio and video display is not normal.
A:
1) Press Receiver “LENGTH” button for adjusting this unit to self –adapt to the length of network
cable.
Q:
Receiver “LINK” led is flashing all the time.
A:
1) Make sure network cable connection follows the standard of EIA- 568B.
2) Check whether Transmitter has HDMI signal input.
3) Reset Transmitter & Receiver and reconnect.
Q:
Receiver “LINK” led lights on all the time but no image output.
A:
1) Press Receiver “LENGTH” button for adjusting to the length of network cable
2) Make sure HDMI cable is well connected with TV.
3) Make sure the network cable is fine copper wires
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