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This Lindy HDBaseT extender is designed for professionals needing to reliably extend high-quality HDMI signals up to 70 meters over a single Cat.6 network cable. It delivers stunning 4K@60Hz resolution with HDR support, ARC, and bi-directional control (IR & RS-232), while Power over Cable (PoC) simplifies installations. A potential caveat is that optimal performance relies heavily on the quality of the Cat.6 cable used.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 38349 |
| Brand | Lindy |
The extender supports a maximum distance of 70 meters when using a high-quality Cat.6 U/UTP or F/UTP network cable. Performance may be reduced with lower-grade cables or additional inline components.
While Cat.5e cables may provide a connection, they are not recommended for achieving the maximum 4K resolution at 60Hz over extended distances. For best results and maximum distance, Cat.6 or higher is required.
PoC allows the extender to send power through the Cat.6 network cable from the transmitter to the receiver (or vice-versa). This means you typically only need to connect the power supply to one unit, simplifying installation, especially where power outlets are scarce.
ARC enables audio to be sent back from the display (e.g., from smart TV apps) to an audio amplifier or soundbar connected to the transmitter unit, using the same HDMI cable.
Yes, the extender features bi-directional IR and RS-232 pass-through. You can connect an IR emitter near the TV to control the Blu-ray player (connected to the transmitter), and vice-versa.
Yes, the extender is compliant with HDCP 2.2, ensuring compatibility with the latest 4K Ultra HD content sources and displays.
The package includes the HDBaseT HDMI Extender Transmitter, the HDBaseT HDMI Extender Receiver, IR emitter and receiver cables, mounting hardware, terminal blocks for RS-232, a multi-country power supply, and a user manual.
Verify all HDMI and Cat.6 cable connections are secure. Ensure the Cat.6 cable is of good quality and within the 70m limit. Check that both the Transmitter and Receiver units are powered on. Confirm the HDMI source and display support the selected resolution and HDCP version.
The Cat.6 cable may be damaged, of poor quality, or exceeding the maximum recommended length. Test with a different, known-good Cat.6 cable. Ensure there are no inline couplers or excessive patch panel connections, which can degrade the signal.
Confirm that IR emitter/receiver cables are correctly connected to the respective IN/OUT ports on both units. Ensure the IR frequency range is compatible (20-60 kHz). For RS-232, verify wiring on the terminal block and check serial communication settings (baud rate, parity, stop bits) match on both ends and connected devices.
Ensure the Power Supply is connected to the Transmitter unit and is functioning correctly. Verify the Cat.6 cable is fully terminated and makes good contact. If PoC is not working, connect the included Power Supply directly to the Receiver unit as a temporary or permanent solution.
This often indicates a cable quality issue or distance limitation. The extender may be automatically downscaling to maintain a stable connection. Try a shorter, higher-quality Cat.6 cable. Ensure the source device and display are correctly configured for 4K output.
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