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The Orei EX-230C is an HDMI extender designed for users needing to transmit media signals over long distances, up to 230 feet, without signal degradation. Its key benefit is the reliable transmission of 4K@30Hz video with advanced features like IR control and PoC technology for simplified installation. A potential caveat is the 30Hz refresh rate limitation for 4K content, which may not be suitable for fast-paced gaming or highly dynamic video applications.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | EX-230C |
| Brand | Orei |
The Orei EX-230C can extend HDMI signals up to 230 feet (approximately 70 meters) using a single Ethernet cable.
This extender supports video resolutions up to 4K@30Hz 4:4:4.
Yes, the Orei EX-230C is HDCP 1.4 compliant.
A single Ethernet cable (Cat5e, Cat6, or Cat6a) is required for signal transmission between the transmitter and receiver.
Yes, the uni-directional IR control feature allows you to control your source device from the receiver's end.
No, thanks to Power over Cable (PoC) technology, only a single power adapter connected to the transmitter is needed for the entire system.
The HDMI loop output allows you to connect a local display directly to the transmitter, which is useful for monitoring the signal or setting up a dual-display configuration.
While it supports 4K resolution, the 30Hz refresh rate may not be ideal for high-paced gaming that benefits from higher frame rates (e.g., 60Hz or 120Hz).
Verify that all HDMI cables are securely connected to both the source and display devices, as well as the transmitter and receiver. Ensure the Ethernet cable is properly connected and is of sufficient quality (Cat5e or higher). Check that the power adapter is connected and the unit has power. Confirm the source device is outputting a supported resolution and refresh rate (up to 4K@30Hz). Try cycling power on both the transmitter and receiver.
Inspect the Ethernet cable for any damage or kinks. Try using a different, higher-quality Ethernet cable (Cat6 or Cat6a recommended). Ensure the transmission distance does not exceed 230 feet. Check for potential sources of interference near the Ethernet cable. Verify EDID settings if advanced configuration is available.
Ensure the IR transmitter and receiver cables are plugged into the correct ports on both the transmitter and receiver units. Verify that the IR emitter is aimed correctly at the source device's IR receiver, and the IR receiver is aimed correctly at the display's IR receiver. Check the line of sight for the IR signals; obstructions will block control. Test IR control directly from the source device without the extender to confirm the device's IR receiver is functional.
Confirm that the HDMI source device is configured to output audio. Check the audio settings on the connected display device. Ensure the HDMI cable used is capable of carrying audio signals and is securely connected.
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