The MuxLab HDMI / RS-232 Receiver with PoE supports Ultra HD 4K transmissions from up to 115 ft away over Cat5e/6 from a compatible transmitter and 1080p transmissions from up to 230 ft away. The HDMI protocol is 1.3 but it supports the 3D and 4K features of HDMI 1.4, so 3D and 4K video are also supported. Audio is supported in all digital formats including 7.1 Ch, Dolby TrueHD, and DTS-HD. Compatible transmitters include HDMI 16x16 and 4x4 Matrix Switches.

A DB-9 RS-232 port is available for transmitting remote control commands between the receiver and the HDMI source. An IR sensor is included for controlling the HDMI source from the display location. This Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) version requires no external power supply unit and gets its power directly from the optional transmitter, transmitted along with the video and audio data over Cat5e/6.

Supports UHD 4K from 115 ft over Cat5e/6    Supports HDMI Transmission from 230 ft    HDMI 1.3 Protocol with Added 3D Support    Supports All Digital Audio Modes    RS-232 Control    Includes IR Sensor    Power-over-Ethernet (PoE)

Supports UHD 4K from 115 ft and 1080p from 230 ft over Cat5e/6

HDMI 1.3 protocol with support for the 3D feature of HDMI 1.4

Supports all digital audio modes including 7.1 Ch, Dolby TrueHD, and DTS-HD

RS-232 control

Includes IR sensor

Supports Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) power from the optional transmitter; no power supply unit required

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I want to use this with a projector, will a glitch be seen on the screen as I switch between PowerPoint and a video on separate laptops?

A: Hi William. There will be a slight glitch when switching sources using this switcher, as it is not a seamless switcher. It does switch quickly, but it is not seamless. Thank you! - Ocean Matrix

Q: 2. Does it come with a power supply?

A: Yes, this is included in the box.

Q: 3. support eARC?

A: No. Intelligent ARC only.

Q: 4. What is the max cable length that can be used? Will it go 40-50 feet?

A: The maximum length for passive HDMI is 25 feet.

Q: 5. Is this Kramer transmitter compatible with other HDBaseT receivers, such as a DL-HDE100 unit from Liberty AV?

A: Yes, the Kramer 4K60 HDMI-over-HDBaseT 1-Gang Wall Plate Transmitter with PoE/RS-232/IR (White/Black) would be compatible with other HDBaseT (HDBT) receivers like the Digitalinx HDMI, IR, RS-232, & Ethernet Extender Kit over CATx with Power Supply (330'), B&H # DIDLHDE100.

Q: 6. Will this unit simultaneously drive more than one monitor?

A: It should be able to simultaneously drive up to 4 monitors...although HDCP compliance can cause problems with certain combinations of connected equipment (google HDCP for more information)

Q: 7. Has anybody used this device to feed HDMI over 200ft Cat5/6 to Black Magic switcher input?

A: We have tried to run 4 tv's 2 at 50ft and 2 at 100 - 200ft strictly HDMI off of this thing and it usually has an issue where 1 TV will turn off or loose signal. 4 tv's under 50ft usually works fine. Don't know about a single run though. if your converting over to cat 5 it would fall more on the hdmi to cat 5 converter I believe. This does not input or output cat 5/6.

Q: 8. One user claims it does not work with extended view. Was this correct?

A: Yes, the MuxLab HDMI 1 x 2 Splitter BH #MUHDMI1X2SP is simply a splitter. A splitter will only mirror the same signal, it will not give you independent displays. To get independent displays, you need 2 separate video outputs on the computer.

Q: 9. Has anybody used this device to feed HDMI over 200ft Cat5/6 to Black Magic switcher input?

A: This device when used with the transmitter has been tested to send an HDMI signal up to 230' using Cat 5e/6 cable connecting to any device that accepts a standard HDMI signal.

Q: 10. Will this splitter reset all outputs when a new devise is attached to the output?

A: I agree with Jan on this. It's not always consistent. I find that if the device is powered (like a gopro) it picks it right up. If it's a mini recorder, or a device that runs off of another units power (thunderbolt from a macbook) it might not pick it up.