Wireless HDMI Extender (Non Penetrating)

DESCRIPTION of Wireless HDMI Extender

• Wireless HDMI Extender
• Important Notes
  • These Wireless HDMI Transmitter & Receiver Set Cannot Penetrate Walls
  • They're Ideal For Presentations, Customer Displays or Transmitting Within Same Room etc..
  • Must Use Transmitter & Receiver Together. Cannot Use Individually
  • If Using 2 Receiver Units, You Can View Output on 2 Monitors, TVs or Projectors
  • Option to Purchase 2nd Receiver Unit Above
• Transmitter (Tx) Connections
  • Male HDMI Plug
  • Female Micro USB Socket (For Power)
• Receiver (Rx) Connections
  • Male HDMI Plug
  • Female Micro USB Socket (For Power)
• Resolution: Up to 1080p (Full HD)
• HDMI: V1.3
• HDCP: V1.2
• Max. Transmission Range (Without Obstacles): 50m (1 Rx), 30m (2 Rx)
• Includes 2x Micro USB Power Cables & 2x HDMI Extension Cables
• Does Not Include 5Vdc Power Supplies (Option to Purchase 5 Volt Wall Chargers)

USES of Wireless HDMI Extender

• Use to transmit output from HDMI enabled devices like a PC, laptop, set top box, games console etc.. to a TV or monitor wirelessly
• It should only be used when there are no obstacles in the way like walls, partitions etc...

ADVANTAGES of Wireless HDMI Extender

• Can works as a 1 way or 2 way wireless HDMI extender (Need extra receiver unit)
• Has a unobstructed range of 50m
• Saves on the hassle and expensive of having to run cables
• All you need is power - no need for a broadband connection
• It comes at a very competitive price for it's specification
• It can transmit your TV signal in full HD

DISADVANTAGES of Wireless HDMI Extender

• You can only use this device where you have line of sight from the transmitter to receiver
• There is no local loop out on this model
• There is no IR control on these devices

How to Pair Additional Wireless HDMI Extender

1. Insert the Tx unit from the default kit into the device that you want to use to send to a TV along with connecting the USB power
2. Insert the additional Rx HDMI unit into the TV (Best to be close to each other for paring purposes) along with connecting the USB power
3. Wait for the Rx unit to start up and display the message on screen 'Waiting For Connection'
4. At the bottom of the Rx unit there is a paring button (See picture below). Using a paper clip, slightly press and hold the button for about 10 seconds
5. Go back to the Tx unit and repeat step 4. After about 5 seconds from releasing the button, the picture should appear and play as normal on the TV