This DVDO Xtend-HDMI-USB 4K60 HDMI 100m Extender over HDBaseT with USB (Tx/Rx) is an HDBaseT extender that can transmit HDMI and USB signals up to 328ft/100m via a single CAT6 cable. It supports video resolutions up to 4K@60Hz.
The transmitter includes 1 HDMI + 1 USB-B ports for connections to a host device.
The receiver includes 3 USB-A device ports for peripherals as well as 1 HDMI output to connect to a display.
It supports one-way PoC, allowing the Tx to power the Rx over the category cable.
It can be controlled via RS232 or USB and includes LED indicators on both Tx and Rx front panels for power, HDBT link and HDCP.
DVDO Xtend-HDMI-USB 4K60 HDMI 100m Extender over HDBaseT with USB (Tx/Rx) Features:
- HDMI 1.4 and HDCP 2.2 compliant
- Supports video resolutions up to 4K@60Hz
- Transmission distance: up to 328ft/100m at 4K60 or 1080p60 with CAT6 cable
- HDMI & USB-B ports for host device on Tx
- Three USB device ports for peripherals & HDMI output on Rx
- EDID pass-through
- Front panel LED indicators for power, HDBT link and HDCP
- One-way PoC (Tx powers the Rx)
- RS232 & USB control
- Compact design for easy and flexible installation
Why not buy this DVDO Xtend-HDMI-USB 4K60 HDMI 100m Extender over HDBaseT with USB (Tx/Rx) today?
DVDO-Xtend-HDMI-USB User Manual
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Why not buy this DVDO Xtend-HDMI-USB 4K60 HDMI 100m Extender over HDBaseT with USB (Tx/Rx) today?
What maximum video resolution and chroma does this extender support over HDBaseT?
A: It supports up to 4K@60Hz with 4:2:0 chroma.
Does the extender pass EDID between source and display?
A: Yes — it provides EDID pass-through.
Is HDCP supported and which version?
A: Yes, the extender is HDCP 2.2 compliant.
Will the transmitter power the receiver over the CAT cable or do I need separate power at both ends?
A: The unit supports one-way (unidirectional) PoC so the Transmitter can power the Receiver over the category cable.
What HDMI standard and bandwidth does this extender support?
A: It supports HDMI 1.4 with a stated bandwidth of 10.2 Gbps.
Is firmware updatable on these units and where is the firmware port?
A: Yes — both Transmitter and Receiver include a micro USB FW port for firmware updates.
Can I use a CAT5e cable instead of CAT6 for a 100 m run?
A: The manual states CAT5e or CAT6 can be used for transmissions up to 100 m, but it specifies Cat6 in the listed transmission-distance specification.