This DVDO Xtend-Pair150 HDMI 150m Extender with Loopout can extend HDMI signals over 500 feet / 150 meters to an HDMI compatible display via single Cat5e/6 cable. It also supports bi-directional Infrared control signal and RS-232 transmission together with HDMI signal, it can allow you to easily control your DVD player at TV side or control your TV at the DVD player side when using this extender.
DVDO Xtend-Pair150 HDMI 150m Extender with Loopout Features:
- HDMI 1.4, HDCP 1.4 and DVI compliant
- Video resolutions up to 1080p@60Hz (YUV4:4:4)
- HDMI High Bit Rate (HBR) audio pass through
- 150 meters transmission distance over CAT6 cable
- POC (Power over Cable), either TX or RX is powered by one 24V@1A power supply
- Bi-directional infrared control signal transmission
- Bi-directional RS-232 signal transmission
Why not buy this DVDO Xtend-Pair150 HDMI 150m Extender with Loopout today?
DVDO Xtend-Pair150 User Manual
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Why not buy this DVDO Xtend-Pair150 HDMI 150m Extender with Loopout today?
How far can I run a single cable and which cable type is required?
A: You can run a single Cat5e/6 cable up to 150 meters (about 500 feet) using CAT6 specified in the manual.
How do the front-panel indicators report link and HDCP/data status?
A: A Connection Signal Indicator shows link status (illuminated = good, flashing = poor, dark = not connected) and a Data Signal Indicator shows HDMI/HDCP status (illuminated = HDMI with HDCP, flashing = HDMI without HDCP, dark = no HDMI).
Does the extender carry control signals such as IR and RS-232?
A: Yes — it supports bi-directional infrared control transmission and bi-directional RS-232 transmission between transmitter and receiver.
Do I need a specific wiring method for the CAT cable?
A: Yes — the manual cautions the extender requires the direct interconnection method CAT cable and will enter protection mode if a cross interconnection method is used.
Can one 24V/1A adapter power both ends, or do I need two adapters?
A: One 24V@1A adapter can power either the transmitter or the receiver via POC, so a single adapter can power the link when set up as described.
