Converters.TV 718 Operation Manual

Wireless Multi-Format input

Transmitter to HDMI

Receiver Box ID # 718

Operation Manual

Introduction

Applications

System
Requirements

Features

VGA@60/72Hz, SVGA@56/60/72Hz, XGA@60/70Hz and
1080p@24/30fps

hot key on the transmitters front panel and remote control

required.

The wireless HDMI transmitter and receiver boxes use baseband
technology with Wireless High Definition Interface (WHDI) to deliver
uncompressed HD audio and video. It can transmit within a distance of 20
meters while maintaining superb, wired equivalent quality and reliability
with little to no lag. Both transmitter and receiver boxes come with built in
antennas, making them a sleek addition to your Home or Office. These
units can also convert analog and digital signals to HDMI V1.2 in order to
be shown on displays.

 Multi format input to wireless HDMI output
 Integrate your home entertainment system
 Showroom Display

Input source equipment(s) and output display device(s) with HDMI cables.

 Uncompressed HD audio/video wireless transmission at wire-

equivalent quality

 Supports most video resolutions including 480i/p, 576i/p, 720p, 1080i,

 Supports analog/digital video/audio input and HDMI output to display
 HDCP keysets allows each HDMI input to independently connect to

an HDMI display

 Supports 3D comb filter and 3D noise reduction (DNR)
 Supports 3D noise reduction (DNR)
 Supports analog format conversion from 480i/576i to 480p/576p with a

 Operational within a distance of 20 meters, no direct line of sight

 Real time link, with a lag of less than 2 milliseconds.
 Strong 256-bit AEC based encryption for security
 Video Data Rates 1.5Gbps
 5GHz licensed band, MIMO(Multiple Input Multiple Output) RF
 Supports CEC bypass and input switch functionality
 Fully HDCP Compliant
 Operational in either Unicast or Broadcast mode
 Auto shutdown when one of the devices is turned off
 Instant signal transmission with a timing change of less than 10

seconds.

 Control Channel allows two-way communications of 10Kbps
 Audio support PCM (2CH), DTS (5.1CH) & AC3 (5.1CH)

Operating
Controls

Transmitter
Front Panel

The following sections describe the hardware components of the unit with
installation guide and setting methods.

① IR sensor

② 480i → 480p / 576i → 576p LED indicator and

INPUT -I P/5SEC button: Press this button to

select the input source from COMP1 to PC or
press for 5 seconds to switch between interlace
and progressive format, yellow LED light will turn
on when switched from interlace to progressive
format, when switching from progressive to
interlace the light will not turn on.

③ Input source selection: Press the input button
to switch to your desired input sources from PC
to COMP1, green LED will illuminate according
to your selection.
④ Link LED: When the system is in search mode
the blue LED will flash repeatedly, and when it is
in signal linking mode it will slowly flash. When
the LED is on and there is no flashing it means
the system is ready and audio or video can be
sent.

⑤ ID: Press this button with the receivers “ID”
button for two seconds to connect the systems.
Before they left the factory the systems were
already connected so there is no need for the
user to reset the connection unless the systems
cannot link up properly. Press the ID button for
more than ten seconds to switch between
Broadcast and Unicast mode. When the green
LED is on it means the system is in Unicast mode
and when the Red LED is lit the system is in
Broadcast mode. The default mode for this
system is Unicast and it is recommended to use
this for home use. It is not necessary to press
both the transmitter and receiver buttons at the
same time.
Note: Due to the nature of Broadcast mode,
which has no uplink, there can be no
communication between Transmitter and
Receiver, the result is the following:

• HDCP protected content should not be
transmitted.

• CEC and EDID repeater functions cannot be

supported.