The HDBaseT to HDMI Receiver xVision Video Converter from Theatrixx Technologies is designed to be used while on the road. It features an integrated power supply with a locking powerCON connector and a built-in AC outlet to power a nearby projector, TV, or laptop. There is an HDBaseT 1.0 input, a locking RJ45 EtherCON input, and a locking HDMI 1.4 output. This converter transmits 4K30p signals over up to 328' of Cat 6 cable with HDCP support. It can be mounted using a C-clamp, wall-mount adapter, LCD mount adapter, or belt adapter (available separately).

Locking powerCON Connector    Built-In AC Outlet    Magnetic Stacking System    Multiple Mounting Options    Plug-and-Play Operation    Locking HDMI & EtherCON Ports    Transmits 4K30P Signals over 328'    Built-In Ethernet Channel    Designed and Assembled in Canada

Magnetic stacking system and non-skid rubber pad for tabletop application

Rugged, tour-ready, and aesthetic enclosure

Plug-and-play operation

Clear and ample status LED indicators for quick troubleshooting

Easy on-the-field identification with unique color and alphabetic coding system

Locking HDMI port and EtherCON prevent accidental disconnection

Fully compliant with HDBaseT 1.0 devices

Built-in Ethernet channel for projector control and LAN extension

100 Mp/s Ethernet support

Designed and assembled in Canada

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can the 400s pro handle a 10 bit color depth output?

A: Hi John, the Mars 400S Pro can handle 8 bit color depth output

Q: 2. Hello, what are the exact RF frequencies used for this item? I believe there are 12 different "channel" presets, but I would like to know the exact frequency in Hz because we have been struggling with some interference. Hopefully this information will help us to coordinate our RF environment. I need more detail than just "5Ghz".

A: Please contact Hollyland Mars directly: Email sales@hollyland-tech.com

Q: 3. Is it possible to power on/off the receiver remotely? I want to send video wirelessly to a projector that is mounted from the ceiling of a high school gym. It's not practical to manually access it every time we use it.

A: The only way to power on/off the Hollyland 400S Pro is to physically press the On/Off button.

Q: 4. The manual shows sending from camera to a monitor. What about sending from camera to a switcher?

A: You can use the same instructions to send the video to a switcher.

Q: 5. Will this also transmit the embedded SDI/HDMI audio coming from the camera? For instance, will I hear sync'd audio to video when I plug in headphones to the monitor or iphone?

A: Hi Darren, yes of course.

Q: 6. Can i use hollyland 400s pro with bmpcc6k and monitor portkeys bm5 simultaneously? The flow is like this bmpcc6k hdmi cable monitor portkeys bm5 sdi out hollyland 400s pro transmitter . Is that possible ?

A: yes it is.

Q: 7. Does it support Cross Conversion?

A: Hi Baffoe, yes of course.

Q: 8. with this equipment I can connect sdi and hdmi output to the receiver simultaneously?

A: Hi Manuel, yes, of course.

Q: 9. What factors in the working environment affect the latency? Are there any devices that have latency below 80ms?

A: Hi Gabe, 5G WIFI will affect the latency. and since the transmission range is light of sight, so the obstacle like the concrete wall/glass between the TX and RX will affect the latency as well.

Q: 10. Hello with this device I can connect to the receiver sdi and hdm signal simultaneously ?

A: Hi Manuel, yes of course.