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This Lindy DVI-D extender is designed for users needing to transmit DVI-D video signals over long distances using readily available Cat.5e/6 network cables. Its primary benefit is enabling flexible, extended connections up to 70 meters, ideal for installations where traditional DVI cables are impractical due to size or length limitations. A key caveat is that HDCP is not supported. The extender supports resolutions up to 1920x1200 at 50m, and lower resolutions at greater distances, with options for external power if needed.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 38300 |
| Brand | Lindy |
The maximum distance is 70 meters, but this depends on the resolution. It supports 800x600 at 70m, 1024x768 at 65m, and resolutions up to 1920x1200 at 50m.
Yes, the Cat.5e/6 network cable required to connect the transmitter and receiver units is not included with the product.
No, this Lindy DVI-D extender does not support HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection).
Yes, you can use Cat.5e cable, but for lengths over 15 meters, Cat.6 is recommended for better performance and signal integrity.
External power is recommended or required if the DVI source device (like a computer's graphics card) does not provide enough power to the transmitter unit for stable operation. This is often the case for longer cable runs or higher resolutions.
The package includes the Transmitter Unit, the Receiver Unit, and a Lindy Manual.
This extender uses DVI-D Single Link connectors. It is not compatible with DVI-A or DVI-I signals that include analog components.
The product comes with a 2-year warranty.
Verify that all DVI-D cables are securely connected to both source and display devices, and to the transmitter and receiver units. Ensure the network cable is properly terminated and functioning. Check if external power is connected to the transmitter unit, especially if the source device has low power output. Confirm that the resolution and distance settings are within the supported limits for the extender. Verify the source device is outputting DVI-D and that HDCP is not causing an issue.
Ensure a high-quality Cat.5e/6 UTP cable is used, especially for runs over 15 meters (solid core recommended). Try a shorter network cable if possible to rule out cable issues. Check and secure all DVI-D cable connections. If the problem persists, connect external power to the transmitter unit to ensure stable power delivery.
Confirm the resolution output by the source device is supported by the extender at the current transmission distance. Adjust the resolution settings on the source device to a supported value. Ensure the DVI-D cables are correctly seated.
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