Avenview C5-RS232-S RS232 Transmitter over CAT5 Features
The Avenview C5-RS232-S transmits RS-232 control data over CAT5e cable for compatible DVI-SPLITPRO systems. It supports transmission distances up to 1,000 meters and allows compatible remote units to be cascaded. Its compact hardware design provides reliable long-distance control for professional AV installations.
- RS-232 over CAT5e up to 1,000m
- Supports Up to 32 Cascaded Devices
- 57.6kbps Cascade Baud Rate
- Compact Hardware Design
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Avenview C5-RS232-S RS232 Transmitter Specifications
| Model | C5-RS232-S |
|---|---|
| Device Type | RS-232 Transmitter over CAT5 |
| Application | Cascading Module for DVI-SPLITPRO-4X / DVI-SPLITPRO-4K |
| Role | Transmitter (TX) |
| Transmission Distance | Up to 1,000m / 1,100yd over CAT5e |
| Input | 1 x RS-232 |
| Output | 1 x RJ-45 |
| RS-232 Connector | DE-9 (9-pin D-sub female) |
| RJ-45 Connector | WE/SS 8P8C with 2 LED indicators |
| Baud Rate | Up to 57.6kbps in cascade mode |
| Cascading | Up to 32 remote devices |
| DIP Switch | 6-position DIP switch for operation and firmware functions |
| Housing | Metal case |
| Dimensions | 2.5" x 1.9" x 1.4" |
| Power Supply | 5V DC / 2A |
| Power Consumption | 1W Maximum |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 40°C (32°F to 104°F) |
| Storage Temperature | -20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F) |
| Relative Humidity | 20% to 90% RH, non-condensing |
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Avenview C5-RS232-S Manuals
User Manual: Avenview C5-RS232-S / DVI-SPLITPRO Cascading User Guide
Why not buy this Avenview C5-RS232-S RS232 Transmitter over CAT5 today?
What does the Avenview C5-RS232-S do?
A: It transmits RS-232 control data over CAT5e cable for compatible Avenview DVI-SPLITPRO systems.
How far can the C5-RS232-S transmit RS-232 data?
A: It can transmit RS-232 data up to 1,000 meters (1,100 yards) over CAT5e.
What systems is the C5-RS232-S designed for?
A: It is designed as a cascading module for compatible DVI-SPLITPRO-4X and DVI-SPLITPRO-4K systems.
How many devices can be cascaded?
A: Compatible remote units can be cascaded up to 32 devices.
What type of cable does the C5-RS232-S use?
A: It uses CAT5e cable for long-distance RS-232 transmission.
What connector is used for the RS-232 input?
A: The RS-232 input uses a DE-9 9-pin D-sub female connector.
What connector is used for the network connection?
A: The unit uses an RJ-45 WE/SS 8P8C connector with two LED indicators.
What is the maximum baud rate?
A: The maximum baud rate in cascade mode is 57.6kbps.
Does the C5-RS232-S require a power supply?
A: Yes. It uses a 5V DC / 2A power supply.
How much power does the C5-RS232-S consume?
A: Maximum power consumption is 1 watt.
How does the Avenview C5-RS232-S extend RS-232 over CAT5e?
A: It carries RS-232 control data through CAT5e cabling to compatible remote devices in a DVI-SPLITPRO cascading system.
Can the C5-RS232-S be used for long-distance AV control?
A: Yes. The specified transmission distance is up to 1,000 meters over CAT5e.
What is the C5-RS232-S used for in a DVI-SPLITPRO system?
A: It provides RS-232 communication for cascading compatible DVI-SPLITPRO units across long CAT5e runs.
Is the C5-RS232-S a hardware-based solution?
A: Yes. Avenview specifies it as a real-time pure hardware solution.
What is the Avenview C5-RS232-S used for in a professional AV installation?
A: It is used to extend RS-232 control over CAT5e and provide cascading support for compatible DVI-SPLITPRO video distribution systems.
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Avenview C5-RS232-S Warranty
The Avenview C5-RS232-S is covered by a 3-year warranty against defects in materials and workmanship when used in accordance with Avenview's applicable warranty terms.
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