The VE803 HDMI USB Extender System from ATEN extends an HDMI 1080i signal up to 170 feet from the HDMI source using two Cat5e cables. It is capable of sending 1080p signals up to 131 feet. The VE803 is equipped with USB connectors which allow you to extend any USB device between the units. The USB feature also provides support for touch panel control, allowing you to control the local HDMI source device from the remote display, or control the remote display through the local unit.

The HDMI USB Extender is suitable for use in transportation centers, medical facilities, shopping malls, or almost anywhere a touch panel control or kiosk is required. For flexibility and convenience, the VE803 local unit can be powered via the USB cable, when connected to an appropriate source device. The VE803 is HDCP compliant, providing an easy HDMI extender solution for most any application. The VE803 system includes the VE803T and VE803R units.

Uses two Cat5e cables to connect the local and remote units

Extends 1080p by 131' and 1080i by 197'

Improved HDTV Resolution Quality: 480p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p, VGA, SVGA, XGA, SXGA, UXGA, WUXGA

Supports USB touch panel

Eight-segment equalization adjustment switch optimizes display quality

Supports Dolby True HD and DTS HD Master Audio

Built-in 8kV/15kV ESD protection

Transparent USB support for all USB 2.0 full speed devices (up to 12 Mbps)

Supports widescreen formats

HDMI (3D, Deep Color); HDCP compatible with signaling rates up to 2.25 Gbps

Local unit powered via USB cable

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use this capture card to send video from my PC laptop with HDMI output to the monitor with USB-C input?

A: Unlikely, because the signal sent by the capture card via USB is not a video signal, which is what the USB-C port on the monitor accepts. Typically capture cards only relay data to the software driver which turns it into useable video footage on your encoding software. Another way to think about it is: if you plugged a USB-C webcam into the monitor, would it work directly without an interfacing computer? That would be what the capture card essentially does; it turns your hdmi output video signal into data.

Q: 2. If I plug this in line of my projector will it prevent the projector from seeing a loss of connection when switching inputs on a switcher?

A: There's a very good chance that this will work for you if your projector is EDID compliant. But HDMI switching is rarely seamless.

Q: 3. Can this be placed on a network or does it require a dedicated Cat X line?

A: The KanexPro 4K HDMI KVM Extender Kit over Cat 6 with USB 2.0 (230') uses a dedicated CAT6 cable. Kanex notes: Use a CAT5e/6 cable with low impedance STP(Shielded twisted pair) is recommended with proper grounding for excellent transmission of AV signals.

Q: 4. does it connect both feeds separately as if its two capture cards or only 1 mixed input ?

A: The two HDMI inputs of the Aten CAMLIVE PRO would simultaneously capture at the same time. The CAMLIVE Pro is designed to easily connect with two 4K video sources and mix and stream in FHD format to a worldwide audience with outstanding video effects and professional full HD quality..

Q: 5. Can not transfer av via type c port in my laptop. Do you think it works if I use type c to usb 2 or 3 converter? Or any recommendation what is best to use?

A: Unfortunately if your laptop's USB-C ports do not accept AV no adapter will be able to change that. So you likely won't be able to take advantage of the ATEN CAMLIVE HDMI to USB Type-C UVC Video Capture Adapter.

Q: 6. Will this transmit audio being sent via hdmi also?

A: On page 9 of the manual, you will be able to set up audio capture. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/604709.pdf

Q: 7. does it capture each hdmi input separately or only combined/mixed or switched over 1 input to the pc ?

A: The ATEN CAMLIVE PRO Dual-HDMI 4K to USB Type-C UVC Video Capture/Switcher will only deliver a single mixed or switched feed via USB or HDMI out. It does not feed out 2 separate feeds.

Q: 8. Can it pass-through the HDMI signal, without boosting, when its power is off?

A: The power would need to be on for the ATEN True 4K HDMI Booster BH #ATVB800 for pass-through.

Q: 9. Connect to a VGA input, it keep not gettting signal. I have tested it in several monitor and sources inputs?

A: Be sure to connect all necessary cables correctly. If no image, then press the Menu button and select the parameters of the equipment you are using. It should work then. You may wish to consult the manual, found here: http://bit.ly/1Udgn5D If still no success, please contact Aten directly. http://bit.ly/1UdgttW

Q: 10. Does the UC3020 capture the audio in true 2 channel stereo? Or does it combine the stereo signal into 1 mono channel? To see in Windows 10: Search for "Sound Settings" then in the "Input" section, select the UC3020 (or whatever it is named) from the dropdown, then select "Device Properties" just below the dropdown. In the "Device properties" window, select "Additional device properties" then in the dialog box, select "Advanced" then see what it says in the Default Format.

A: The ATEN CAMLIVE HDMI to USB Type-C UVC Video Capture Adapter will capture true two-channel stereo if the HDMI source provides that. The same with one channel mono if provided from the source.