AVPro Edge AC-EX100-444-KIT-GEN Manuel utilisateur

AVProEdge

2222 E 52nd St N ~ Sioux Falls, SD 57104 1-877-886-5112 ~ 605-274-6055

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AC-EX100-444-KIT-GEN2

Ultra Slim 100m (100m HD) 4K60 4:4:4, HDR HDBaseT Extender Audio

Extraction, EDID Management, Scaling & Ethernet, USB Selectable Host

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AVPro Edge presents its 18Gbps over copper extender. Using ICT (Invisible Compression

Technology) we have achieved what was thought to be impossible. We can deliver a

virtually lossless high bandwidth 4K HDR signal with support for all signals up to 18Gbps.

Deep Color and HDR Metadata remain intact making the transmission free of artifacts like

banding. Other similar devices will deliver a sub-par image that has very visible banding

and color shifting.

Product Overview

Model Numbers:

AC-EX100-444-T-GEN2 ~ HDBaseT Transmitter w/ Audio Extraction, IR, RS-232, EDID, ARC, Test Patterns and Scaler

AC-EX100-444-R-GEN2 ~ HDBaseT Receiver w/ IR, RS-232, ARC, Test Patterns

•HDMI 2.0(a/b)

•18Gbps Bandwidth Support (Using ICT)

•Up to 4K60 4:4:4 Support

•HDR, HDR10+, HLG, and Dolby Vision Support

•HDR, HDR10+ and HLG Support

•4K --> 1080P Down-scaling for mixed systems

•Audio Return Channel on HDMI or TOSLINK (ARC)

•EDID Management and EDID emulate

•4K & HD Test Patterns built into Tx and Rx for troubleshooting

•Audio Extraction via TOSLINK on Tx

•Audio Input via TOSLINK on RX

•HDCP 2.2 (and all earlier versions supported)

•USB Extension (Selectable Host)

•CEC Pass Through

•3D Support

•70M (230ft) on 1080P (Cat6a)

•Up to 40M (131ft) on 4K (up to 4K60 4:4:4, HDR) (Cat6a)

•Bi-directional 48v PoH (Power Over HDBaseT, only one Power

Supply Needed)

•I-Pass Feature for control system "pass-through"

•3-20v protection circuit built in for safe IR transport

•Bi Directional RS232 Transport

•LED Status, Link, Power indication lights

•Use single UTP/STP LAN cable (CAT-6A) with substitute HDMI

cable to achieve long distance transmission

•Supports uncompressed PCM 2- Ch., LPCM 5.1 & 7.1, Dolby

Digital, DTS, Dolby TrueHD, DTS HD-Master Audio, Atmos on

HDMI

•ESD protection circuitry (Inputs & Outputs) to 7KV

•Can Cascade

Features Whats in the box

•AC-EX100-444-T-GEN2 (Transmitter)

•AC-EX100-444-R-GEN2 (Receiver)

•48V Power Supply (One supplied)

•1 x IR Tx Unit

•1 x IR Rx Unit

•4x 3 Pin Terminal blocks for Audio and

RS232 Ports

•Mounting Ears

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*NOTE: Optional 3PIN to STEREO Audio Cables

available for purchase "AC-CABLE-3PIN-2CH"

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The Transmitter

Front

Indicator Troubleshooting Lights on the Transmitter:

POWER - On the front: (Red) This is an indicator that the power is connected.

There are only two states for light:

•Light Is On = Power supply is connected and functioning.

•Light Is Off = Power supply is not connected or there is no power present.

In order to have power: check the power supply, USP, Outlet, etc....

AV SYSTEM ACT - On the front: (Blue)

This is an indicator of activity on the link - this light will blink randomly as data is sent/received

HDBaseT LINK - On the front: (Blue)

This is an indicator that that the RJ45 HDBaseT Link is stable. This light should always be SOLID

HDMI SIGNAL MONITOR - On the front: (Blue)

This indicator shows that the HDMI source is connected. This Light should always be SOLID

If the BLUE HDMI SIGNAL MONITOR LIGHT is OFF, check the following:

1. The source. Plug it directly into the display to be sure it's functioning properly

2. Try a longer HDMI cable. Some HDMI cables do not sync well at shorter lengths

3. Set the EDID to state #1 (See below)

4. Contact AVProEdge if these suggestions do not work

Back HDBaseT

HDMI

Loop Out

L/R Out

(PCM Only)

HDMI In 48V

Ethernet Ports

10/100

USB Host

Digital

Audio Out

USB

Device

IR Mode Micro USB

(Firmware)

IR In

Audio Mode IR Out

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1. Check the length. The maximum distances are 100m (330ft) on 4K and 100m (330ft) on 1080P.

2. Remove any coils of cable and make sure that there is not excess cabling.

3. Bypass all patch panels and punch-down blocks.

4. Re-terminate connectors. Sometimes, even if a cable tester indicates the run is valid, something may be

slightly off.

a. *Standard RJ45 ends are recommended. Pass through style types can cause interference/crosstalk

5. Contact AVProEdge if these suggestions do not work.

STATUS- Above RJ45 (HDBT) Port: (AMBER) This is an indicator showing that the power is present between the

Transmitter and Receiver. This light ALWAYS BLINKS steadily indicating everything is OK. If you do not see this light,

attempt the following:

1. Check the length. The maximum distances are 100m (330ft) on 4K and 100m (330ft) on 1080P.

2. Remove any coils of cable and make sure that there is not excess cabling.

3. Bypass all patch panels and punch-down blocks.

4. Re-terminate connectors. Sometimes, even if a cable tester indicates the run is valid, something may be just

slightly off.

a. *Standard RJ45 ends are recommended. Pass through style types can cause interference/crosstalk

5. Try powering from the Receiver instead of the Transmitter (See Receiver page for more about PoE direction).

6. Contact AVProEdge if these steps do not work.

•Supplying a hardwire Ethernet connection to video zones for on-device streaming and/or local gaming

devices and players.

•Supplying server based content from a server to a remote display.

•Supplying a zone with a hardwired Ethernet connection for a Wi-Fi access-point in remote zones.

Usage is plug-&-play - the ports are always active and so long as ONE of the FOUR combined ports between the Tx

and Rx is connected to the network the other three have access.

Ethernet Indicator Lights:

•AMBER - This indicates and Ethernet connection is made, and the connection is stable. This should be SOLID.

•GREEN - This indicates that there is activity on the line. This light flashes randomly as data is transmitted. If this

light is steady OFF there is no data coming through or you may need to reset the Ethernet router.

Ethernet Lights & Usage:

Ethernet usage is very straight-forward. It is used for driving network communication over the HDbaseT link. The

purpose of these ports is to act as a "Hub", if you plug one port into a router all the other ports on both the Tx & Rx

now have access to the network.

Usage Examples:

Indicator Troubleshooting

Lights on the Transmitter cont:

LINK - Above RJ45 (HDBT) Port: (GREEN) This indicator shows that the AV HDBT link between the Tx and Rx is

in tact. This light should ALWAYS be solid. If this light is flashing or not present attempt following:

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Functions & Setup

of the Transmitter:

IR Mode Slide Switch: (On Front) This is used to select a preferred IR Mode - There are two modes:

•IR-EYE - The IR Input will be configured to operate with an IR Receiver Eye.

•I-PASS - The IR Input will be configured to safely operate with a direct connection from a control

system using a mono or stereo 3.5mm cable. It's protected @ 3v-20v. Default mode is IR-EYE.

EDID Management:

Dip Switch Located

on side of Transmitter

UP = 0 = Off

Down = 1 = On

COPY EDID Function:

•Set DIP Switches 1, 2, and 3 to the DOWN position (ON)

•While everything is powered up, set DIP Switch 5 to the DOWN position (ON). Wait a moment, then Set DIP Switch

5 back UP (OFF) to disable the TEST PATTERN. This will copy the EDID to the USER EDID memory with HDBaseT in

Priority. This means the that it will copy from the display plugged into the Receiver.

Why do this?

This is commonly used when there is a need for a specific, known EDID that the installer may prefer. It can also be used if

you want to bypass an EDID of an AVR or another connected device. (IE, plug the extender kit directly into a display and

COPY the EDID. Plug it back into an AVR that may not have a current/good EDID).

SCALER SETTINGS:

•DIP Switch 4, UP (OFF) - The scaler is OFF

•DIP Switch 4, DOWN (ON) the incoming 4k signal will be downscaled to 1080P

TEST PATTERN:

•DIP Switch 5, UP (OFF/DISABLED) - The test pattern is off

•DIP Switch 5, DOWN (ON/ENABLED) - A 1080p test pattern is generated

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■The Receiver Back

Front

Indicator Troubleshooting

Lights on the

Receiver:

POWER - On the front: (Red) This is an indicator that the power is connected.

There are only two states for light:

•Light Is On = Power supply is connected and functioning

•Light Is Off = Power supply is not connected or there is no power present. In order to have power: check the power

supply, USP, Outlet, etc...

•If you are powering from the Transmitter, verify the POWER FROM is set to TX

HDBaseT

RS232

(COM & Pass-

through)

HDMI Out 48V

Ethernet Ports

10/100

Digital Audio

Input

USB

Device

USB

Host

USB

Select Switch

PoE Setting

(Choose where PoE

Originates)

Micro USB

(Firmware)

IR In IR Out

AV SYSTEM ACT - On the front: (Blue)

This is an indicator of activity on the link - this light will blink randomly as data is sent/received

HDBaseT LINK - On the front: (Blue)

This is an indicator that that the RJ45 HDBaseT Link is stable. This light should always be SOLID

HDMI SIGNAL MONITOR - On the front: (Blue)

This indicator shows that the HDMI Display is connected. This Light should always be SOLID

If the BLUE HDMI SIGNAL MONITOR LIGHT is OFF, check the following:

1. Try a longer HDMI cable. Some HDMI cables do not sync well at shorter lengths

2. Try another port on the Display if possible

3. Contact AVProEdge if these suggestions do not work

Audio In

Select

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Indicator Troubleshooting Lights on the Receiver cont.:

LINK - Above RJ45 (HDBT) Port: (Green) This indicator shows that the AV HDBT link between the

Transmitter and Receiver is in tact. This light will ALWAYS be solid. If this light is flashing or not present do the

following:

1. Check the length. The maximum distances are 70m (230ft) on 4K and 100m (330ft) on 1080P.

2. Remove any coils of cable and make sure that there is not excess cabling.

3. Bypass all patch panels and punch-down blocks.

4. Re-terminate connectors. Sometimes, even if a cable tester indicates the run is valid, something may be slightly off.

a. Standard RJ45 ends are recommended. Pass through style types can cause interference/crosstalk

5. Contact AVProEdge if these suggestions do not work.

STATUS- Above RJ45 (HDBT) Port: (Amber) This indicator shows that the power is present between the Transmitter and

Receiver. This light ALWAYS BLINKS steadily indicating everything is correct. If you do not see this light, try the following:

1. Check the length. The maximum distances are 70m (230ft) on 4K and 100m (330ft) on 1080P.

2. Remove any coils of cable and make sure that there is not excess cabling.

3. Bypass all patch panels and punch-down blocks.

4. Re-terminate connectors. Sometimes, even if a cable tester indicates the run is valid, something

may be slightly off.

a. Standard RJ45 ends are recommended. Pass through style types can cause interference/

crosstalk

5. Try powering from the Receiver instead of the Transmitter (See Receiver page for more about

PoE direction).

6. Contact AVProEdge if these suggestions do not work.

•Supplying a hardwire Ethernet connection to video zones for on-device streaming and/or local gaming devices and

players.

•Supplying server based content from a server to a remote display.

•Supplying a zone with a hardwired Ethernet connection for a Wi-Fi access-point in remote zones.

Usage is plug-&-play - the ports are always active and as long as ONE of the FOUR combined ports between the Tx and Rx

is connected to the network the other three have access.

Ethernet Indicator Lights:

•AMBER - This indicates and Ethernet connection is made, and the connection is stable. This should be SOLID.

•GREEN - This indicates that there is activity on the line. This light flashes randomly as data is transmitted. If this light

is steady OFF there is no data coming through or you may need to reset the Ethernet router.

Ethernet Lights & Usage:

Ethernet usage is very straight-forward. It is used for driving network communication over the HDbaseT

link. The purpose of these ports is to act as a "hub", if you plug one port into a router all the other ports on

both the Tx & Rx now have access to the network.

Usage Examples:

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•TX (Default)= You will need to power the TRANSMITTER, the receiver will be powered over

the CAT Cable (Default).

•RX = You will need to power the RECEIVER, the transmitter will be powered over the CAT

Cable from the receiver (This is called "Reverse Power").

AUDIO IN SELECT Slide Switch

: (On the front) This is used to select how you want the extracted audio is originated from.

There are two options (you are choosing where the audio is extracted from at the Transmitter:

•ARC(TV) - Audio is sent back to the TRANSMITTER via the ARC (Audio Return Channel)

•TOS - Audio is sent back to the TRANSMITTER via the TOSLINK Port

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