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Standard Extender Kit Installation
1.
Make sure all equipment in the installation—such as TVs, Blu-ray
players and the transmitter—is powered OFF.
2.
Using an HDMI 2.0 cable (such as Tripp Lite P569-XXX-CERT or
P568-XXX-2A Series cables), connect the HDMI source to the INPUT
port on the local transmitter unit.
3.
Optional:
Using an HDMI 2.0 cable (such as Tripp Lite
P569-XXX-CERT or P568-XXX-2A Series cables), connect a local
monitor to the LOCAL port on the B127E-1A1-HH local transmitter
unit. Monitors with varying resolutions such as 4K 30Hz or 1080p
can be connected without affecting the 4K 60Hz signal transmission.
4.
Using Cat6 cable up to 328 ft. (100 m), connect the RJ45 port on the
local transmitter unit to the RJ45 port on the remote receiver unit.
5.
Using an HDMI 2.0 cable (such as Tripp Lite P569-XXX-CERT or
P568-XXX-2A Series cables), connect the remote receiver unit’s HDMI
port to a monitor.
6.
Turn the power ON to your connected TVs/monitors. The LOCAL
(orange) LED will illuminate to indicate the local port has been
connected to a display.
7.
Connect the external power supply to the local transmitter unit and
plug it into an available wall outlet or (optional) a Tripp Lite Surge
Protector, Power Distribution Unit (PDU) or Uninterruptible Power
Supply (UPS). The POWER (green) LED on the local transmitter unit
will illuminate to indicate the unit is receiving power from the external
power supply. The POWER (green) LED on the remote receiver unit
will illuminate to indicate the unit is receiving power from the local
transmitter unit through PoC technology.
8.
Turn ON the power to the HDMI source. The TX (orange) LED on the
local transmitter unit illuminates to indicate a signal is being received
from the source. The RX (orange) LED on the receiver unit illuminates
to indicate a signal is being received from the source to the display.
