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Front View
Transmitter
HDMI In
3
1
1. HDMI In:
Connect your HDMI Source, such as a Blu-ray player to the "HDMI In"
socket on the Transmitter.
2. HDMI Out:
Connect "HDMI out" on the Receiver to the sink device i.e. TV
3. LAN:
Connect RJ-45 cable from router to access the internet at the Receiver
location. To enable STB's, Blu-ray players to access Internet content, such
as iplayer.
4. RS-232 In/Out: These sockets are to connect with D-Sub 9pin Null-Modem cable from
PC/NB for RS-232 control and signal sending to the control device.
Rear View
Transmitter
Power
DC 24V
IR1
IR2
Blaster
Extender
2
1
3
4
1. Power LED:
This blue LED will illuminate when the device is attached with power supply.
2. DC 24V:
This slot is where you plug the 24V DC power into the unit and connect
the adaptor to an AC outlet.
3. IR Blaster:
This Jack Socket connects the IR Emitter to the Transmitter and Receiver.
4. IR 1/2 Extender: These 3.5mm Jack Sockets are to connect with the IR receiver cable included
in the package to receive the IR signals.
5. Link LED:
The yellow LED will illuminate when the transmitter and receiver have detected
and communicated between Source and Sink devices.
6. CAT5e/6 Out/In: The RJ45 sockets are to be connected with a single CAT5e/6 cable for
data transmission.
RS-232 In
Transmitter
HDMI to CAT5e/6 with LAN/IR/RS232
4
5
6
5
Receiver
HDMI Out
3
2
Receiver
Power
IR2
IR1
Blaster
Extender
1
3
4
RS-232 Out
Receiver
CAT5e/6 to HDMI with LAN/IR/RS232
4
5
6
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