This SmartAVI HDMI/Power/IR Signal Extender Receiver Unit with PoE provides system architects with the flexibility they need to create secure environments for servers as well as the end users accessing those computers. This item is the receiver only, and it is for users in the recording arts, maintaining the utmost in signal and recording fidelity is an absolute necessity. For video recording, it is often important that no unsightly computers are visible. Similarly, audio engineers must keep noisy computers away from the rooms where recording happens to ensure the final product sounds professional. In both such instances, the HDX-POE gives users the ideal way to keep their servers or computers away from areas where audio or video recording is being done, ensuring a better final product.

Supports Resolutions up to 4K UHD30    Transmits 1080p Video up to 250'    Data Signals up to 3.4 Gb/s    HDMI 1.4 and HDCP Compliance

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Re: Will this transmit to the SmallHD 7" Cine 7 On-Camera 500 RX Monitor? I was talking about via the wireless technology not cords.

A: No, the SmallHD 500 RX is designed for Bolt 500 transmitters.

Q: 2. Could I use 2 of these for SDI IN & OUT on a BMD micro Studio camera for video, tally and comms?

A: You can certainly use them for Video, but it will not carry Tally and Comms.

Q: 3. 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: 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. 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: 6. So, this won't work with the Impact VS LCD400 monolight I just bought. Is there another system that will allow me to remotely adjust my monolights' output?

A: There is no Remote adjust-ability for this light. The Impact 500w moonlight does have a controller to adjust power settings.

Q: 7. Can one receiver go to two difference devices? The plan would be the camera feed from one transmitter to one receiver, and then from that receiver to two different ATEM Mini Pro switches.

A: The transmitter will be able to send the signal to a 2nd receiver. BH #HOM400SPRORX is the part number for a 2nd receiver. However you cannot go from 2 Receivers to 1 Transmitter. https://bhpho.to/2MOPrSG

Q: 8. Will this work with the Godox XProN?

A: Yes, you can use the Godox XProN with the Godox XTR16 Wireless Power-Control Flash Trigger Receiver, but you will not have TTL or HSS.

Q: 9. Does this work with the the godox X2T ?

A: The Godox XTR16 Wireless Power-Control Flash Trigger Receiver (B&H# GOXTR16) is a Godox X radio system receiver that can be added to many Godox strobes (and to some Godox flashes) to allow them to receive a wireless signal to fire (and also to control flash power) from Godox X radio transmitters. It will not support HSS or TTL. One example of such X series radio transmitters is the popular Godox X2T 2.4 GHz TTL Wireless Flash Trigger, yes, for. . . . . . Canon (B&H# GOX2TC): https://bhpho.to/3c4ytc5 . . . Nikon (B&H# GOX2TN): https://bhpho.to/3odlieI . . . and Sony (B&H# GOX2TS): https://bhpho.to/3n89Odf

Q: 10. Is there a way to power the transmitter with a V-Mount Battery? Does it come with a DC cable?

A: A DC power cable is included. However to power it from a V-mount battery you would need a D-Tap cable like this. https://bhpho.to/38pqKnQ