AVPro Edge AC-EX70-444-KIT Manuale utente
USER MANUAL
Ultra Slim 70m (100m HD) 4K60 4:4:4, HDR HDBaseT Extender
Audio Extraction, EDID Management, Scaling & Ethernet
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•HDMI 2.0(a/b)
•18Gbps Bandwidth Support (Using ICT)
•Ultra Slim (.47 inch/12mm)
•Up to 4K60 4:4:4 Support
•Full HDR Support (HDR 10 & 12 Bit)
•HDR, HDR10+ and HLG Support
•4K --> 1080P Down-scaling for mixed systems
•EDID Management and EDID emulate
•4K & HD Test Patterns built into Tx and Rx for
troubleshooting
•Ethernet Hub Capability
•L/R Audio Extraction on Tx and Rx
•HDCP 2.2 (and all earlier versions supported)
•CEC Pass Through
•3D Support
•100M (330ft) on 1080P (Cat6a)
•Up to 70m (230ft) on 4K (up to 4K60 4:4:4, HDR) (Cat6a)
•Bi-directional 48v PoH (Power Over HDBaseT, only one
Power Supply Needed)
•I-Pass Feature for control system "pass-through"
•3-20v protection circuit built in for safe IR transport
•Bi Directional RS232 Transport
•LED Status, Link, Power indication lights
•Use single UTP/STP LAN cable (CAT-5E/6A) with
substitute HDMI cable to achieve long distance
transmission.
•Supports uncompressed PCM 2- Ch., LPCM 5.1 & 7.1,
Dolby Digital, DTS, Dolby TrueHD, DTS HD-Master
Audio, Atmos on HDMI
•ESD protection circuitry (Inputs & Outputs) to 7KV
•Can Cascade
•AC-EX70-444-T (Transmitter)
•AC-EX70-444-R (Receiver)
•48V Power Supply (One supplied)
•1 x IR Tx Unit
•1 x IR Rx Unit
•4x 3 Pin Terminal blocks for Audio and
RS232 Ports
•Mounting Brackets
Model Numbers:
•AC-EX70-444-T ~ HDBaseT Transmitter w/IR and RS-2
•AC-EX70-444-R ~ HDBaseT Receiver w/ IR and RS-232
Features Whats in the box
*NOTE: Optional 3PIN to STEREO Audio
Cables available for purchase "AC-
CABLE-3PIN-2CH"
AVPro Edge presents its first 18Gbps over copper extender. Using ICT (Invisible
Compression Technology) we have achieved what was thought to be
impossible. We can deliver a virtually lossless high bandwidth 4K HDR signal
with support for all signals up to 18Gbps. Deep Color and HDR Metadata
remain intact making the transmission free of artifacts like banding. Other
similar devices will deliver a sub-par image that has very visible banding and
color shifting.
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The Transmitter
Back
Front
HDBaseT
IR Mode
RS232
COM & Pass-through)
L/R Out
(PCM Only)
HDMI In
Micro USB
(Firmware)
IR In IR Out
Indicator Troubleshooting Lights on the Transmitter:
POWER - On the front: (Red) This is an indicator that the power is connected. There are only two states for light:
•Light Is On = Power supply is connected and functioning.
•Light Is Off = Power supply is not connected or there is no power present. (In order to have power: check the
power supply, USP, Outlet, etc...)
AV SYSTEM ACT - On the front: (Blue) This is an indicator of activity on the link - this light will blink randomly as data is
sent/received.
HDBaseT LINK - On the front: (Blue) This is an indicator that that the RJ45 HDBaseT Link is stable. This light should
always be SOLID.
HDMI SIGNAL STATUS - On the front: (Blue) This indicator shows that the HDMI source is connected.
The states are:
•Light Is On (Solid) = Sync w/ HDMI source is correct and solid.
•Light Is Flashing = The light flashes during the sync process. If it is flashing continuously, a picture
may not be present.
If the BLUE HDMI SIGNAL STATUS LIGHT is flashing, check the following:
1. The source. Plug it directly into the display to be sure it's functioning properly.
2. Try a longer HDMI cable. Some HDMI cables do not sync well at shorter lengths.
3. Set the EDID to state #1 (See below).
4. If these suggestions do not work, enable the "Test Pattern" (See Below). If you see the pattern, the problem is
between the source and the transmitter, please try a different source.
5. Contact AVProEdge if these suggestions do not work.
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Indicator Troubleshooting Lights on the Transmitter cont.:
LINK - Above RJ45 (HDBT) Port: (Green) This indicator shows that the AV HDBT link between the Tx and Rx is in tact.
This light should ALWAYS be solid.
If this light is flashing or not present attempt following:
1. Check the length. The maximum distances are 70m (230ft) on 4K and 100m (330ft) on 1080P.
2. Remove any coils of cable and make sure that there is not excess cabling.
3. Bypass all patch panels and punch-down blocks.
4. Re-terminate connectors. Sometimes, even if a cable tester indicates the run is valid, something may be slightly off.
a. Standard RJ45 ends are recommended. Pass through style types can cause interference/crosstalk
5. Contact AVProEdge if these suggestions do not work.
STATUS- Above RJ45 (HDBT) Port: (Amber) This is an indicator showing that the power is present between the
Transmitter and Receiver. This light ALWAYS BLINKS steadily indicating everything is OK. If you do not see this light,
attempt the following:
1. Check the length. The maximum distances are 70m (230ft) on 4K and 100m (330ft) on 1080P.
2. Remove any coils of cable and make sure that there is not excess cabling.
3. Bypass all patch panels and punch-down blocks.
4. Re-terminate connectors. Sometimes, even if a cable tester indicates the run is valid, something may be just slightly off.
a. Standard RJ45 ends are recommended. Pass through style types can cause interference/crosstalk
5. Try powering from the Receiver instead of the Transmitter (See Receiver page for more about PoE direction).
6. Contact AVProEdge if these steps do not work.
•Supplying a hardwire Ethernet connection to video zones for on-device streaming and/or local gaming devices
and players.
•Supplying server based content from a server to a remote display.
•Supplying a zone with a hardwired Ethernet connection for a Wi-Fi access-point in remote zones.
Usage is plug-&-play - the ports are always active and so long as ONE of the FOUR combined ports between the Tx and
Rx is connected to the network the other three have access.
Ethernet Indicator Lights:
•AMBER - This indicates and Ethernet connection is made, and the connection is stable. This should be SOLID.
•GREEN - This indicates that there is activity on the line. This light flashes randomly as data is transmitted. If this light
is steady OFF there is no data coming through or you may need to reset the Ethernet router.
Ethernet Lights & Usage:
Ethernet usage is very straight-forward. It is used for driving network communication over the HDbaseT link. The
purpose of these ports is to act as a "Hub", if you plug one port into a router all the other ports on both the Tx & Rx now
have access to the network.
Usage Examples:
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Functions & Setup of the Transmitter:
Using the Setting Button:
(On Front) The setting button can be pressed in different combinations based on what
is needed. The status light on the front will flash based on the selection. The selections are in series, meaning, for
example, if you are on selection 5 (listed below), you can come back later and press it again to move you to 6, 7, 8,
1, 2, etc... Using an ink pen is best to press the button.
symbol, and the SETTING INDICATOR LED is just
The SETTING BUTTON is located just to the right
of the to the left of the symbol.
EDID Management: GEN1
Quick press to select EDID
IR Mode Slide Switch: (On Front) This is used to select a preferred IR Mode -
There are two modes:
•IR-EYE - The IR Input will be configured to operate with an IR Receiver Eye.
•I-PASS - The IR Input will be configured to safely operate with a direct connection from a control
system using a mono or stereo 3.5mm cable. It's protected @ 3v-20v. Default mode is IR-EYE.
BUTTON
LED
EDID Management: GEN2
(Indicated by part number
AC-EX70-444-T-2)
4 LED lights on the board inside the chassis (see below) Corresponding light will be solid, the others will flash
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Functions & Setup of the Transmitter Cont:
Test Pattern Generator:
Press and hold the setting button (for 4 seconds) while powering up the transmitter. You should see the color bar
pattern to the right on screen. When in this mode, you can quick press to toggle the resolution.
Quick press the setting button---Select the test pattern timing.
•1080P --- LED Flashes 1 Time (3 sets of color bars, example to the right)
•4K --- LED Flashes 2 Times (5 sets of color bars)
*NOTE: This can be useful for checking your cabling and for
troubleshooting. You can also ensure you have sufficient
distance based on the resolution as well.
While in the USER EDID state (8), press and hold the setting button (for 4 seconds) in order to copy the EDID from the
connected display or downstream device to the user EDID and it will apply automatically.
Why do this?
This is commonly used when there is a need for a specific, known EDID that the installer may prefer. It can also be used if
you want to bypass an EDID of an AVR or another connected device. (IE, plug the extender kit directly into a display and
COPY the EDID. Plug it back into an AVR that may not have a current/good EDID).
Scaler Setting:
While in ANY state besides the USER EDID state, press and hold the setting button (for 4 seconds) to toggle the scaler
mode.
The options are:
COPY DEVICE EDID
Long Range Mode:
150m (500ft) on up to 1080P 8-BIT
1. Enable Test Pattern Mode - Press and hold settings button for 4 seconds while powering up the
transmitter.
2. In Test Pattern Mode - Press and hold the settings button for 4 seconds to enable/disable Long Range
Mode
a. Flash Once - Disabled
b. Flash Twice - Enabled
3. Reboot the extender, Long Range Mode is now active,.
1. Normal Mode(ICT Mode) --- LED Flashes 1 Time
2. Down Scaler Mode (4K->2K) --- LED Flashes 2 Times
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The Receiver
Back
Front
HDBaseT
POE Mode
RS232
COM & Pass-through)
L/R Out
(PCM Only)
HDMI In
Micro USB
(Firmware)
IR In IR Out
Indicator Troubleshooting Lights on the Receiver:
POWER - On the front: (Red) This is an indicator that the power is connected. There are only two states for light:
•Light Is On = Power supply is connected and functioning.
•Light Is Off = Power supply is not connected or there is no power present. (In order to have power: check the
power supply, USP, Outlet, etc...)
AV SYSTEM ACT - On the front: (Blue) This is an indicator of activity on the link - this light will blink randomly as data is
sent/received.
HDBaseT LINK - On the front: (Blue) This is an indicator that that the RJ45 HDBaseT Link is stable. This light should
always be SOLID.
HDMI SIGNAL STATUS - On the front: (Blue) This indicator shows that the HDMI source is connected.
The states are:
•Light Is On (Solid) = Sync w/ HDMI source is correct and solid.
•Light Is Flashing = The light flashes during the sync process. If it is flashing continuously, a picture
may not be present.
If the BLUE HDMI SIGNAL STATUS LIGHT is flashing, check the following:
1. The source. Plug it directly into the display to be sure it's functioning properly.
2. Try a longer HDMI cable. Some HDMI cables do not sync well at shorter lengths.
3. Set the EDID to state #1 (See below).
4. If these suggestions do not work, enable the "Test Pattern" (See Below). If you see the pattern, the problem is
between the source and the transmitter, please try a different source.
5. Contact AVProEdge if these suggestions do not work.
48V
Ethernet Ports
10/100
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Indicator Troubleshooting Lights on the Receivercont.:
LINK - Above RJ45 (HDBT) Port: (Green) This indicator shows that the AV HDBT link between the Tx and Rx is in tact.
This light should ALWAYS be solid.
If this light is flashing or not present attempt following:
1. Check the length. The maximum distances are 70m (230ft) on 4K and 100m (330ft) on 1080P.
2. Remove any coils of cable and make sure that there is not excess cabling.
3. Bypass all patch panels and punch-down blocks.
4. Re-terminate connectors. Sometimes, even if a cable tester indicates the run is valid, something may be slightly off.
a. Standard RJ45 ends are recommended. Pass through style types can cause interference/crosstalk
5. Contact AVProEdge if these suggestions do not work.
STATUS- Above RJ45 (HDBT) Port: (Amber) This is an indicator showing that the power is present between the
Transmitter and Receiver. This light ALWAYS BLINKS steadily indicating everything is OK. If you do not see this light,
attempt the following:
1. Check the length. The maximum distances are 70m (230ft) on 4K and 100m (330ft) on 1080P.
2. Remove any coils of cable and make sure that there is not excess cabling.
3. Bypass all patch panels and punch-down blocks.
4. Re-terminate connectors. Sometimes, even if a cable tester indicates the run is valid, something may be just slightly off.
a. Standard RJ45 ends are recommended. Pass through style types can cause interference/crosstalk
5. Try powering from the Receiver instead of the Transmitter (See Receiver page for more about PoE direction).
6. Contact AVProEdge if these steps do not work.
•Supplying a hardwire Ethernet connection to video zones for on-device streaming and/or local gaming devices
and players.
•Supplying server based content from a server to a remote display.
•Supplying a zone with a hardwired Ethernet connection for a Wi-Fi access-point in remote zones.
Usage is plug-&-play - the ports are always active and so long as ONE of the FOUR combined ports between the Tx and
Rx is connected to the network the other three have access.
Ethernet Indicator Lights:
•AMBER - This indicates and Ethernet connection is made, and the connection is stable. This should be SOLID.
•GREEN - This indicates that there is activity on the line. This light flashes randomly as data is transmitted. If this light
is steady OFF there is no data coming through or you may need to reset the Ethernet router.
Ethernet Lights & Usage:
Ethernet usage is very straight-forward. It is used for driving network communication over the HDbaseT link. The
purpose of these ports is to act as a "Hub", if you plug one port into a router all the other ports on both the Tx & Rx now
have access to the network.
Usage Examples:
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