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Video Signal Type:
HDMI
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Video Resolution:
VES@CEA-861, 640 x 480, 720 x 576, 800 x 600, 1024 x 600, 1024 x 768, 1152 x 864, 1280 x 600, 1280 x 720, 1280 x 768, 1280 x 800, 1280 x 960, 1280 x 1024, 1440 x 1050, 1440 x 900, 1600 x 900, 1660 x 1200, 1680 x 1050, 1920 x 1080
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Optical:
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Wavelength: 1310/1550nm
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Optical Emitter: Laser Diode
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Optical Fiber: 9/125u single-mode
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Number of Fibers: 1
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Connectors:
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Optical: ST:
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Video & Audio: HDMI
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Ethernet: RJ-45
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Keyboard & Mouse: USB
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General:
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Power Supply: 12VDC, 2A
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Size: 5.98 x 5.12 x 1.13 inches
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Construction: Aluminum
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Finish: Paint
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MTBF: >100,000 hours
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Operating Temp: -35°C to + 65°C
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Storage Temp: -45°C to +85°C
Wiring Diagram for HDMI Installation:
How does HDMI Video Transmitter and HDMI Video Receiver Work?
Whether wired or wireless type, each HDMI system requires 4 fundamental components. A source device, an HDMI transmitter, an HDMI receiver, and an output device/screen are four fundamental components that are connected using HDMI cables to develop an HDMI video transmission system. In the HDMI system, the transmitter and receiver are connected by an HDMI cable, and the cable extender is used to connect the receiver to the output device. Let us discuss how the
HDMI transmitter and receiver work.
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Working of an HDMI Transmitter: An HDMI transmitter gets input signals in analog or digital format from the source device. If the signal is analog, then the HDMI transmitter converts it in the digital format. The transmitter is integrated with HDMI converters to achieve the format change. Once the signal is converted to the HDMI format, it is transferred to the receiver via an HDMI cable.
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Working of an HDMI Receiver: The receiver collects the video signal transmitted by the HDMI transmitter. Further, the receiver is directly connected to the video display device. The receiver sends video signals to the display device or devices. In this case, the receiver can act as an HDMI video multiplexer if the signal is distributed to multiple screens/devices.
The function of the HDMI transmitter and receiver only takes place if the source and display devices have permitted the transmission by HDMI-handshake.
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Why are VERSITRON’s HDMI Converters Are a Great Choice?
The following features of our HDMI to fiber converters make them a suitable choice for several commercial video transmission applications.
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VERSITRON’s HDMI to fiber converters can support a wide range of video resolutions. The highest range video resolution offered by our HDMI converters is 1920 x 1080 pixels.
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VERSITRON’s HDMI to fiber converters offer point-to-point transmission between HDMI transmitter and HDMI receiver via Ethernet cables by establishing a quick HDMI-Ethernet channel.
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The HDMI converters offer a wide-angle video aspect ratio of 21:9 within an HDMI video system.
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It offers 2K digital bandwidth 25-255MHz on a non-compressed video signal broadcast between an HDMI video transmitter and an HDMI video receiver.
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VERSITRON’s HDMI to fiber converters are designed and integrated for hassle-free troubleshooting, which makes them user-friendly and highly-compatible with various video transmission technologies.
What Are the Benefits of Using HDMI Video Systems by VERSITRON?
There are several benefits of using VERSITRON’s HDMI video systems, however, we have listed a few that make our HDMI products a great choice.
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VERSITRON offers HDMI video transmission installation kits featuring high-quality transmitters and receivers. Our products are DVI compatible that enhances the chances of HDMI utility.
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Quality of our HDMI-compliant products ensures authentication and encryption during data transmission to ensure the utmost security.
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We offer single cable HDMI system solutions for short distance video transmissions.
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Our HDMI transmitters and receivers are built for signal storage and distribution without hampering the video quality which makes our products highly reliable.
What is Wired and Wireless Video HDMI?
Based on utility requirements, the HDMI technology is categorized into two types, namely wired and wireless HDMI. Both the categories of HDMI serve the same purpose of transmitting audio/video signals via the HDMI medium. However, the categories differ in several manners. Let us discuss two of these HDMI categories individually.
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Wired HDMI Video System: Wired HDMI video systems is a traditional cable-based HDMI video system. In this system, the audio/video signals are transmitted by using HDMI cables and connectors. The HDMI cable acts as an interface between two different HDMI compliant devices in order to transmit data between the two. It works on the HDCP protocol, therefore an HDMI-handshake is required between two HDMI compliant devices. This HDMI-handshake ensures that both the devices recognize each other’s functionality and the transmission is permitted from both ends. It offers utmost data security during HDMI transmission as the HDCP protocol itself demands secured transmission. Wired HDMI video system is extensively used in digital TV, set-top boxes, digital cameras, etc.
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Wireless HDMI Video System: Unlike the wired HDMI video system, the wireless HDMI video system requires no cable connections between two HDMI devices. This is a comparatively new technology. Wireless HDMI video system acts like Bluetooth for video transmission. It does not require Wi-Fi for wireless video signal transmission, however, it demands a transmitter that transmits signals at microwave frequency.
Despite the wireless HDMI video system being the latest technology, VERSITRON focuses on wired HDMI video systems due to several benefits offered. Let us discuss why VERSITRON considers wired HDMI video systems superior to wireless HDMI video systems.
What Are The Benefits of Using Wired Over Wireless HDMI Video System?
According to our experts, the wired HDMI system stands superior to the wireless HDMI video system due to the following benefits offered by the same.
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Wired HDMI video system is faster than wireless HDMI video systems. Wireless HDMI generally gives slight latency in device-to-device connectivity and also data transmission.
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Wired HDMI offers two types of HDMI cables, namely standard HDMI cables and high-speed HDMI cables. The standard HDMI cable permits 2.23Gbps transmission speed and high-speed HDMI cable permits 10.2 Gbps data transmission speed. Wired HDMI cables offer better speed flexibility over wireless ones. On the other hand, wireless HDMI fails in offering versatility in transmission speed.
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Unlike wireless HDMI, the wired HDMI connection offers data security and reliability. As the HDMI cables function in compliance with the HDCP protocol, the data is secured. Also, cable transmission is hard to tamper with but in wireless HDMI, external factors like EMI signals, noise, and humidity can result in data loss.
Owing to the ultimate benefits of wired HDMI over wireless HDMI, VERSITRON offers premium quality HDMI connection kits with cables and connectors.
Troubleshooting:
Please make sure that the transmitter and the receiver are not used in opposite position
Optical Fiber:
The HDMI series is available for most applications using
single mode optical fiber.
Be certain that the attenuation and bandwidth of the fiber optic cable being used is within the range of the system’s loss budget specifications.
HDMI Connection:
Check that the fiber optic cable is connected properly if the screen of HDMI monitor shows “searching TX”.
Please check that the HDMI source is connected properly to the transmitter if the screen of the HDMI monitor shows “check TX’s input signal”.
Ethernet:
If the Ethernet link is not established, please make sure that the IP addresses of the HDMI transmitter and receiver are set to match the customer’s network IP scheme.
For further details regarding troubleshooting for this or any other VERSITRON products please contact us directly at 1-800-537-2296. We stand by ready to assist you!
