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The Lindy Fibre Optic HDMI 4K60 Dongle Extender is a high-performance solution designed for professional installers and home cinema enthusiasts who need to transmit 4K60 UHD video over distances up to 300 meters. By utilizing a single simplex LC OM3 or OM4 fibre optic cable, this system ensures visually lossless quality and complete immunity to electromagnetic interference, making it perfect for challenging industrial or medical environments. One caveat to keep in mind is that the receiver requires an external 5V USB power source, which must be planned for during installation.
| Model Part Number | 38392 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Lindy |
Yes, it supports resolutions up to 3840x2160 at 60Hz with 4:4:4 chroma subsampling.
No, this device is specifically designed to use fibre optic cabling for long-distance transmission.
The transmitter is generally powered by the HDMI source device, but the receiver requires an external 5V USB power source.
Yes, it supports HDR, HLG, and Dolby Vision for enhanced visual fidelity.
Yes, because the signal is transmitted via light through a fibre optic cable, it is completely immune to electromagnetic and radio frequency interference.
You need a simplex LC OM3 or OM4 multi-mode (50/125µm) fibre optic cable.
Check that the fibre optic cable is firmly seated and that the receiver is correctly powered via the USB cable.
Verify that you are using an OM3 or OM4 grade fibre cable and ensure the cable length does not exceed 300 meters.
Ensure your source device is set to bitstream or the appropriate lossless audio format output.
Setting up the Lindy Extender is straightforward:
Compatibility Note: Always use OM3 or OM4 fibre cabling as lower-grade cables may not support the required bandwidth for 4K60 signals. Care: Keep the fibre optic connectors clean and free of dust. Use protective caps when the modules are not in use to maintain signal integrity. Avoid bending the fibre optic cable at sharp angles, as this can break the glass core.
