Intelix DL-HDCOAX Installation Guide

DL-HDCOAX Installation Guide
DL-HDCOAX
HDMI over Coax Transmitter
DL-HDCOAX
Included Accessories:
Installation guide
(2) Power supplies
IR Tx cable
IR Rx cable
The Digitalinx DL-HDCOAX is an HDMI over Coax extender that accommodates distances up to 100 meters (328ft). The DL-HDCOAX supports resolutions up to 1080p and 48KHz Digital Audio.
The DL-HDCOAX features IR capability allowing the user to control the source from the display. The DL-HDCOAX is HDMI 1.3 and HDCP
1.1 compliant. The transmitter and receiver are powered on both ends, power supplies are provided with the set.
Instructions
1. Verify all components included with the extender set are present before installation.
2. Connect the source device to the HDMI input using an HDMI cable that is less than or equal to 5 meters in length.
3. Connect coaxial cable with BNC connectors between the transmitter and receiver. RG6 Quad shielded coaxial cable is recommended with this product.
4. Connect the display devices to HDMI output using HDMI cables that are less than or equal to 5 meters in length.
5. IR is available to control the source from the display. Connect the IR receiver to the IR RX port on the receiver. Connect the IR transmitter to the IR TX port on the transmitter.
6. Plug both power supplies into the power input port on the transmitter and receiver.
7. The LED light will illiminated red when power is connected and active.
8. Power on attached audio/video devices.
Important notice:
Do not attempt to disassemble or alter the extender housing. There are no user­serviceable parts inside the unit. Doing so will void your warranty.
To minimize the possibility of equipment damage from electrostatic discharge (ESD), all source and destination equipment must be powered off during installation.
Do not connect the extender to a telecommunication outlet wired to unrelated equipment. Doing so may damage the unit or any connected equipment. Ensure all connected twisted pair cabling is straight-through (point-to-point).
Allow proper ventilation to reduce the risk of thermal failure.
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