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Details input/output ports for the transmitter and receiver units, including HDMI, IR, and CAT connections.
Lists physical properties like housing, color, dimensions, weight, power supply, and operating environmental conditions.
Details the ports and controls on the transmitter, including HDMI IN, EDID switch, IR OUT, CAT, Power LED, and Link LED.
Details the ports and controls on the receiver, including HDMI OUT, IR IN, CAT, Power LED, and Link LED.
The Comprehensive CHE-1 is a 4K HDMI extender with IR control, designed to extend high-definition video/audio and IR control signals over long distances using a single CAT6 or CAT5E cable. This device facilitates the transmission of signals up to 230 feet (70 meters) for 1080p resolution and 131 feet (40 meters) for 4K@30Hz resolution, offering a zero-delay, uncompressed transmission experience between the transmitter and receiver units.
The CHE-1 system consists of two main components: a transmitter and a receiver. The transmitter unit is responsible for receiving the HDMI signal from a source device, such as a DVD player or set-top box, and converting it for transmission over a CAT5E/6 cable. It also features an HDMI loop out port, allowing for local monitoring or cascading to another extender, supporting resolutions up to 4K@30Hz. An IR OUT port on the transmitter enables the transmission of IR control signals, which are received from the IR IN port on the receiver, back to the source device. The EDID DIP switch on the transmitter provides flexibility in EDID management, allowing users to copy EDID information from either the HDMI loop out display or the receiver's display to the signal source. This ensures optimal compatibility and display settings. The CAT output port on the transmitter connects to the CAT input port of the receiver via a CAT5E/6 cable, forming the long-distance transmission link.
The receiver unit, on the other hand, takes the signal from the CAT5E/6 cable via its CAT IN port and converts it back into an HDMI signal for output to a display device like an HDTV. It also includes an IR IN port to receive IR control signals from the display area, which are then transmitted back to the source device through the transmitter's IR OUT port. This bidirectional IR control allows users to control the source device from the remote display location. Both the transmitter and receiver units are powered by 5V/1A DC power adapters, and each unit features a Power LED to indicate when it is powered on, as well as a Link LED to show when it is successfully connected to an HDMI source.
The CHE-1 supports various audio formats, including PCM7.1, Dolby True HD, and DTS HD, ensuring high-quality audio transmission alongside video. Its ability to cascade via an additional HDMI loop out port makes it suitable for more complex setups requiring multiple displays or extended reach.
The CHE-1 is designed for ease of use and flexible installation, making it suitable for a wide range of applications, including multimedia conference halls, TV teaching environments, and large-screen displays. Its compact design allows for discreet placement.
While the manual does not explicitly detail maintenance procedures, the design and components suggest a low-maintenance device.
In summary, the Comprehensive CHE-1 is a versatile and robust HDMI extender that offers extended reach, bidirectional IR control, and flexible EDID management, all within a compact and durable design. Its features are geared towards providing a reliable and high-quality solution for long-distance HDMI signal transmission in various professional and home entertainment settings.
| Category | Extender |
|---|---|
| Model | CHE-1 |
| Wireless Standard | IEEE 802.11b/g/n |
| Frequency Band | 2.4 GHz |
| Maximum Speed | 300 Mbps |
| Ethernet Ports | 1 |