Gefen EXT-HD-1000 User Manual

HD-1000

Extender

EXT-HD-1000

User Manual

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Introduction / Operation Notes

2. Features

3. Sender Panel Descriptions

4. Receiver Panel Descriptions

5. Connecting and Operating the HD-1000

6. Network Cable Wiring Diagram

7. Specifi cations

8. Warranty

INTRODUCTION

The Gefen HD-1000 allows an HDMI video signal to be extended up to 330
feet (1640 w/o HDCP) using multi-mode LC-LC fi ber optic cable. Fiber Optics
technology allows the HD-1000 to carry video signals over long distances that
are not possible with other technologies. Fiber Optic cables are immune to video
signal corruption from electromagnetic interference (EMI), ensuring a crystal
clear picture.

How It Works

The HD•1000S sender unit sits next to your set-top box or DVD player source.
Cables supplied with the HD•1000 connect your HDMI™ 1.3 source to the
sender unit. The display plugs into the back of the receiver unit. One CAT-5 cable
and a multi mode LC fi ber optic cable connect the Sender and the Receiver units
to each other.

OPERATION NOTES

READ THESE NOTES BEFORE INSTALLING OR

OPERATING THE HD-1000

• 50 or 62.5 micron multi-mode fi ber optic cable is required for operation of
the HD-1000. Maximum extension range of 330 feet (100 meters) when
the source requires HDCP. One CAT-5, CAT-5e or CAT6 cable is used to
transmit DDC and HDCP data back to the source.

• Maximum range of 1640 feet (500 meters) when the source does not require
HDCP. This scenario does not require the CAT-5, CAT5e or CAT-6 cable if
the source does not require DDC information. If DDC is required, the use of
an EDID storage device (part# EXT-DVI-EDIDN, EXT-DVI-EDIDP) can be
used to transmit DDC information back to the source.

• HDMI 1.3 compliant (please see FEATURES section on page 2 for
supported HDMI 1.3 features).

• HDCP compliant

• Compatible with all HDMI and DVI* displays.

NOTE: *When used with a DVI to HDMI adapter

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