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Recievers Functions
A solid HDMI light indicates the unit is processing an HDCP-Encoded signal and
ther
second) HDMI light
indicates the signal is non-copyright encoded, and you should have a picture on
screen. No HDMI light indicates lack of signal being applied. A fast (2x second)
HDMI light indicates an improper copyright attempt and will result in no picture.
8 HDBaseT Link Indicator – These lights show that communication has been
properly established with the HDBase-T Receiver. No other connections need be
made for these lights to indicate your connection is secure. A blinking HDBT link
light indic ates the units are in standby mode. This results from no signal
bei
ng applied to the transmitter. Upon application of the HDMI signal, both
units should wake up (within 1 second) and carry your HDMI signal as
desired.
RECEIVER FUNCTIONS - See Page 8
1 IRDA Out – Used for connecting to an Infra-Red Emitter for controlling a device
at this end. The IR Signal would originate from the Transmitter end either from a
Powered Pickup or an IR Pass-Thru.
2
HDBase-T Link Connection – Refer to Item 2 above.
4
IRDA In – Used for connecting to a 12V Powered Infra-Red Pickup device via 3-
conductor mini-plug, or for Pass thru using SMA-1 Adapter cable (included). See
Diagram on Page 11 for details.
5
HDMI Output – Connect this to your Display device – TV, Projector, etc. All video
signals input to the HDMI Input on the Transmitter will appear here.
6 Power Indicator – Refer to Item 6 above.
7 HDMI/HDCP Indicator – Refer to Item 7 above.
8
HDBaseT Link Indicator – Refer to Item 8 above.
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