clinton electronics CE-HDA2HDMI HD Analog to HDMI Converter User Guide
- June 10, 2024
- Clinton Electronics
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clinton electronics CE-HDA2HDMI HD Analog to HDMI Converter User Guide
HD Analog to HDMI Converter
This device converts an HD Analog (CVI, TVI, AHD) or CVBS signal
into an HDMI signal that can be displayed on a monitor. Also featuring a
loop-through and analog output that can be passed along to the DVR or
other compatible devices.
INSTALLATION
- Connect the HD Analog output from the camera (CVBS, TVI, CVI, AHD) to the connection marked HD Analog Input.
- Connect HDMI cable to the connection marked HDMI Output.
- Connect DC 12 Volt Power (0.5 Amp
- Power Supply sold separately) to the connection marked DC 12V Input. – During boot-up the LED should change from RED to GREEN if proper power and video connections have been made.
- Optional Connections:
Loop Output: Connect to an HD Analog DVR or device that supports HD Analog format. When using the Loop Output, the Switch should be moved from the On to Off position. Poor video quality can result if the Switch is left in the On position while using the Loop Output. Ensure the maximum total distance of the input and loop output cabling remains less than 650ft (200m). Example: If the output from the camera is 600ft, the maximum recommended Loop Output distance should be 50ft. *Retains the same signal type and frame rate/resolution as original input.
CVBS Output: Connect to an Analog monitor or DVR.
**** Power ON, No Video Input
Power ON, Video Input
NOTE
Because there are signal tuning variations between each HD Analog DVR manufacturer— we can not guarantee that the HD Analog Loop Output and/or UTC will be directly compatible with other manufacturer’s equipment. HD Analog signals degrade with long runs of cable. The image can appear washed out and lacking color saturation (black & white).
CAUTION
Do not use this converter with Po C (Power Over Coax) cameras. If Po C camera
is connected, it may cause the device to malfunction or cause damage.
WARNING!
USE 12 VOLT POWER SUPPLY
USING A 24 VOLT POWER SUPPLY WILL CAUSE DAMAGE TO THE DEVICE AND CAN CAUSE
POTENTIAL FIRE OR ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARDS.
CONNECTION DIAGRAM
- Shown w/ LOOP OUTPUT, switch set to OFF
If using the Loop Output: The max total combined coax length should not exceed 650ft. If a longer cable run is needed on the camera end, subtract that distance from the DVR end. Example; if 600ft on the camera end— 50ft on DVR end (650ft max).
For best results, set the switch to the OFF position when using Loop Output.
| TVI | 4MP | |
|---|---|---|
| CVI | 4MP | |
| CVBS | 4MP | |
| EX-SDI | 960H | |
| HDSDI | ___ |
- Distances will vary depending on coax cable type & integrity. Cable splices, couplers and severe kinks will reduce the overall possible distance.
clintan electronics I 6701 Clinton Road Loves Park, IL 61111 I 800.447.3306 (Sales) I 800.549.6393 (Support) I www.clintonelectronics.com ‘information in this document is subject to change v.11.