Lindy HDBaseT Receiver - Black

This receiver can extend HDMI signals up to 100 meters using a high-quality Cat.6 U/UTP or F/UTP network cable for resolutions up to 1920x1080@60Hz. For 3840x2160@60Hz (4K), the maximum distance is 70 meters.

No, this product is a receiver unit. It requires a compatible Lindy HDBaseT transmitter (sold separately) to function as an extension system.

Yes, this receiver supports Power over Cable (PoC). When used with a compatible transmitter, power can be supplied through the Cat.6 network cable, eliminating the need for a separate power adapter at the receiver's location.

It supports resolutions up to 4K Ultra HD (3840x2160) at 60Hz with 4:4:4 chroma subsampling for 8-bit color, or 4:2:2 12-bit color. It also supports HDR (High Dynamic Range).

DSC (Display Stream Compression) is a visually lossless compression technology used to achieve higher bandwidth resolutions like 4K@60Hz 4:4:4 over HDBaseT. This receiver uses DSC for 18G resolutions. It's crucial that any other HDBaseT devices used in the same setup also support the same DSC compression method to ensure signal compatibility.

Yes, the receiver features bi-directional IR and RS-232 ports. This allows you to send control signals from the display end back to the source equipment, and vice-versa, facilitating integrated control solutions.

It supports ARC (Audio Return Channel) for sending audio from the display back to an amplifier or soundbar. It also allows for local audio extraction for multi-channel audio setups and digital audio embedding at the receiver.

Verify that both the transmitter and receiver units are powered on. Ensure the Cat.6 cable is securely connected at both ends and is of good quality. Confirm that a compatible HDBaseT transmitter is used. Check that the HDMI sources and displays are functioning correctly.

Check the Cat.6 cable for damage and ensure it meets the specifications required for the resolution. Longer cable runs, especially for 4K, may require higher quality Cat.6a or Cat.7 cables. Avoid introducing too many connections or passive components (like wall plates or couplers) in the cable run.

Ensure that the PoC feature is supported and enabled on both the transmitter and receiver units. Verify that only one power adapter is connected (typically to the transmitter when PoC is active). Check the Cat.6 cable for continuity and integrity.

Confirm that the IR emitters/receivers and RS-232 devices are correctly wired and connected to the appropriate bi-directional ports on both the transmitter and receiver. Ensure the control system sending commands is compatible with the connected devices and their respective protocols.

Ensure that the HDBaseT transmitter and any other HDBaseT devices used in conjunction with this receiver fully support the DSC compression method for 18Gbps resolutions. Incompatibility can lead to signal loss or artifacts.