Gigabit HDMI Over IP Receiver
Gigabit HDMI Receiver.
This receiver connects to the display with an HDMI cable. It has an RJ45 jack to connect the Cat5e, Cat6 or Cat7 cable.
The following installations are possible:
- One Transmitter to One Receiver for a Point-to-point connection. Connect the Receiver to a Gigabit HDMI Transmitter using Cat 5e/6/7 cable. No Gigabit Switch is required.
- One Transmitter to Multiple Receivers. Connect the Transmitter to a Gigabit Switch and the Receiver to the Gigabit Switch. An unmanaged Gigabit Switch can be used to send the HDMI signal from the Gigabit HDMI Transmitter to multiple Gigabit HDMI Receivers that connect Through the Gigabit Switch.
- Multiple Transmitter to Multiple Receivers. Connect the Transmitters to a Managed Gigabit Switch and add as many Receivers as you need. The Managed network switch can be controlled with a Control System over RS232 or IP-based control system.
This receiver connects to the display with an HDMI cable. It has an RJ45 jack to connect the Cat5e, Cat6 or Cat7 cable.
The following installations are possible:
- One Transmitter to One Receiver for a Point-to-point connection. Connect the Receiver to a Gigabit HDMI Transmitter using Cat 5e/6/7 cable. No Gigabit Switch is required.
- One Transmitter to Multiple Receivers. Connect the Transmitter to a Gigabit Switch and the Receiver to the Gigabit Switch. An unmanaged Gigabit Switch can be used to send the HDMI signal from the Gigabit HDMI Transmitter to multiple Gigabit HDMI Receivers that connect Through the Gigabit Switch.
- Multiple Transmitter to Multiple Receivers. Connect the Transmitters to a Managed Gigabit Switch and add as many Receivers as you need. The Managed network switch can be controlled with a Control System over RS232 or IP-based control system.