DVIGear DVI-TPS-RX95-HDMI User Manual
DVI-TPS-TX95-HDMI
DVI-TPS-RX95-HDMI
Quick Start Guide
Introduction
DVIGear’s DVI-TPS-TX95-HDMI and DVI-TPS-RX95-HDMI comprise a high performance HDBaseT™
twisted pair extension system designed for a wide range of professional HDMI signal distribution
applications. They support both HDMI and DVI signal formats with or without HDCP encryption and can
reliably transmit signals over a single CAT-X cable with lengths up to 600 ft. (~180 meters). In addition
to HDMI and DVI signals, these products also support bidirectional RS-232 and IR, as well as Ethernet
pass-through over the same CAT-X cable.
These extenders can stand alone or serve as end points for DVIGear’s MXP Series Digital Matrix
Routing Switchers to form a fully-integrated AV system. The MXP Series offers an unprecedented
range of cross-platform routing capabilities, enabling I/O congurations from 9x9 up to 80x80. System
designers can choose from a wide range of sixty (60) types of I/O cards. DVIGear’s family of TPS I/O
cards are fully compatible with the TPS 95 Series Extenders. These extenders can be powered locally,
remotely point-to-point, or remotely through the switcher. When remote powering is disabled, all the
DVIGear TPS devices are HDBaseT compliant and can be used with third-party products.
Typical Application
IR Transmitter
Touch panel
12V DC
Power Adapter
HDMI cable
HDMI TPS Extender
DVIGear SHR™ Cable
TPS CAT-X
Power Cable
Blu-Ray or DVD Player
IR Connection
Ethernet
RS-232
DVI-TPS-TX95-HDMI
Ethernet switch
Internet
IR Receiver
TPS CAT-X connection
up to 600 ft. (~180m)
DVI-TPS-RX95-HDMI
(remote powered)
DVI-TPS-TX95-HDMI and DVI-TPS-RX95-HDMI HDMI TPS Extenders
HDMI cable
HD Projector
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DVI-TPS-TX95-HDMI Front View
DVI-TPS-TX95-HDMI Rear View
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DVI-TPS-RX95-HDMI Front View
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DVI-TPS-RX95-HDMI Rear View
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HDMI TPS Extender
Quick Start Guide
DVI-TPS-TX95-HDMI
DVI-TPS-RX95-HDMI
1. Status Indicator LEDs Lit Continuously Blinking Off
HDCP HDCP-encrypted video
signal transmission
VIDEO SIGNAL Video signal transmission
LINK TPS connection detected and
HDBaseT or LR Link Mode
LIVE
2. NORMAL / PROG
Set the RS-232 switch to NORMAL position. PROG is for service by
qualied technical personnel.
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TPS connection detected
and LPPF Link Mode
Device powered and
ready to use
No HDCP encryption
No video signal
transmission
TPS connection failed
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between TX and RX
No power supply
present or malfunction
3. LR / AUTO Use these switches to toggle between TPS link modes - see page 5.
4. Remote PWR Jumper A remote power settings jumper is located on the side of the unit - see page 4.
5. IR IN/OUT Connect the IR Transmitter to IR OUT. Connect the IR Receiver to IR IN.
6. HDMI IN/OUT Connect source device to HDMI IN. Connect display to HDMI OUT.
7. TPS IN/OUT Use a high quality TP cable to connect TPS OUT to TPS IN - see warning below.
8. Ethernet IN/OUT Connect to Ethernet switch and/or devices - see warning below.
9. 12 VDC IN Connect AC Power Adapter to TX and/or RX. Settings vary - see page 4.
10. RS-232 IN/OUT Connect to Ethernet switch and/or devices - see Installation.
Note 1: These units enter Low Power Partial Functionality (LPPF) Mode when no signal is detected on the input.
Normal operation is restored when a signal appears on the input. LPPF is not supported with Long Reach Mode.
WARNING: Ethernet ports are designed to connect to 10/100 BaseT Ethernet products only.
Do not connect any device to the TPS connector unless you are sure they are compatible.
Connecting incompatible devices with similar connectors may cause harm to the devices.
Installation: Stand-Alone Operation
1. Remove power from all devices (installing devices while powered may cause damage).
2. Set the RS-232 switches on the front panels of the TX and RX to the Normal position.
3. Set the TPS link mode with the LR / AUTO switch on the front of the units (see page 5).
4. Set the TX remote power mode
5. Connect a CAT-X twisted pair cable to the TPS OUT on the transmitter unit.
6. Set the RX remote power mode
7. Connect the other end of the CAT-X twisted pair cable to the TPS IN on the receiver unit.
8. Connect an HDMI signal source to the HDMI IN port on the transmitter unit.
9. Connect an HDMI display device (e.g. projector) to the HDMI OUT on the receiver unit.
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with the jumper on the side of the TX (see page 4).
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with the jumper on the side of the RX (see page 4).
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