The Smart AVi HDX-RX100 HDMI Receiver accepts signals from the HDMI HDX-TX100S transmitter and allows the transfer of HDMI signals to a local display and a display monitor that is up to 150' away via CAT6 STP cabling. It offers HD images (1080p) up to a resolution of 1920 x 1200. The receiver comes with a power supply (PS5VDC1A) and is ideal for use in retail locations, bars, lounges and showroom floors.

Installing the CPU in a remote, secure location such as a computer room or back office of a business allows you to broadcast HD media to customers at a bandwidth of 1.65 GBps while being able to view the displayed content on a local display. The HDX-RX100 HDMI Receiver learns the DDC (Display Data Channel) of the display device and adapts to the different display settings of the device such as brightness and contrast ratio. With a plug-n-play setup, this compact (6.37 x 5.18 x .87") receiver can be easily connected to any digital display network.

Accepts HDMI Signals from Transmitter    Allows Transmission up to 150'    For Display on Local & Remote Monitors    HD Images (1080p) up to 1920 x 1200    Includes Power Supply (PS5VDC1A)    High Bandwidth (1.65 GBps)    Learns DDC of Display Device    Plug-n-play Setup    Compact - 6.37 x 5.18 x 0.87"

Accepts signals from the HDMI HDX-TX100 transmitter

Allows transfer of HDMI signals to a local display and a display monitor that is up to 150' away via CAT6 STP cabling

Offers HD images (1080p) up to a resolution of 1920 x 1200

Includes a power supply (PS5VDC1A)

Ideal for use in retail locations, bars, lounges, and showroom floors

Installing the CPU in a remote, secure location such as computer room or back office of a business allows you to broadcast HD media to customers at a bandwidth of 1.65 GBps

Allows the displayed content to be viewed on a local display by authorized viewers

Learns the DDC of display device and adapts to different display settings such as brightness and contrast ratio

Offers a plug-and-play setup and can be easily connected to any digital display network

Compact - 6.37 x 5.18 x 0.87"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I cannot get a feed with SDI at 59.97fps. Transmitter and receiver say 60pfs and my decklink says its receiving 30fps. Any help?

A: The Hollyland Mars 400S PRO SDI/HDMI Wireless Video Transmission System will only output an even frame rates of 24, 25, 30, 50, 60. It cannot output 29.97 or 59.94. If your system requires 29.97 or 59.94, the signal from the receiver will not be compatible, unless a frame rate converter is used. A scaler such as the Blackmagic Design Mini Converter UpDownCross HD, could help to convert the frame rate appropriately. https://bhpho.to/3Qd2icc

Q: 2. Would this system be reliable enough for live streaming a church service?

A: This system does not offer any direct to the web connection for live streaming. However it is very reliable for going from point to point, transmitter to receiver, and from there you could connect the receiver to a capture or streaming device.

Q: 3. Hi, can I send a signal from a transmitter to two receivers or more?

A: Hi Mauel, yes the Mars 400S Pro supports 1 transmitter to 2 receivers.

Q: 4. Does this signal transmit/receive with encryption? If so, how secure is the signal?

A: The Hollyland Mars 400S TX/RX does not have built-in encryption.

Q: 5. Will this work with an android tablet like Amazon Fire/Samsung A- series? I don't want an iPad.

A: The Hollyland Mars 400S PRO Kit can use the Hollyview app, which is available for both iOS and Android OS.

Q: 6. 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

Q: 7. 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: 8. Does this work with Red Helium 8K?

A: Yes, you will need one of the RED Expanders.

Q: 9. 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: 10. 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.