infobit iTrans E90U8K 8K HDMI and USB Over HDBaseT Extender User Manual
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atranes E90U8K
8K HDMI & USB over HDBaseT Extender
User Manual
VER 1.0
iTrans E90U8K 8K HDMI and USB Over HDBaseT Extender
Thank you for purchasing this product
For optimum performance and safety, please read these instructions carefully
before connecting, operating or adjusting this product. Please keep this
manual for future reference.
Surge protection device recommended
This product contains sensitive electrical components that may be damaged by
electrical spikes, surges, electric shock, lighting strikes, etc. Use of surge
protection systems is highly recommended in order to protect and extend the
life of your equipment.
Introduction
This 8K HDMI & USB over HDBaseT Extender can extend uncompressed HD/UHD video
and audio signals, eARC/ARC, RS-232, bi-directional IR, 1GbE Ethernet and
USB2.0 signals up to 90m/295ft via a single CAT6A/7 cable. Video resolution
is up to 8K@30 4:4:4 10bit, 4K@120Hz 4:4:4 10bit, 4K60Hz 4:4:4. It supports
eARC/ARC from RX’s HDMI output pass-through to TX’s HDMI input or de-embedding
to TX’s HDMI output port. Besides, it supports USB 2.0 signal transmission
(Host/Device is configurable) and bidirectional POC function.
The Extender offers the most convenient solution for HDMI extension via a
single CAT cable with long distance capability, and is the perfect solution
for home/commercial application.
Features
- HDMI 2.1, HDCP 2.3 and HDBaseT 3.0 compliant
- Support up to 40Gbps FRL and 18Gbps TMDS video bandwidth
- Video resolution is up to 8K@30 4:4:4 10bit, 4K@120Hz 4:4:4 10bit
- Support all industry standard video resolutions including VGA-WUXGA and 480i-8K30
- VRR, FVA, ALLM support
- HDR, HDR10, HDR10+, Dolby Vision and HLG pass-through
- HDMI audio formats: Dolby Atoms, Dolby Trued, Dolby Digital Plus and DTS-HD Master Audio
- Signal transmission distance can be extended up to 90m/295ft via a single CAT 6A/7 cable
- Support eARC/ARC from RX to TX sound system
- Advanced EDID management through EDID DIP switch
- With CONFIG DIP switch, allowing the RS-232 serial port to feature different functions
- Support USB2.0 transmission (with speeds up to 350Mbps), Host/Device is configurable
- Bi-directional Ethernet (1Gb), analog audio, IR & RS-232 signal pass-through
- HDMI re-clocking on the HDBaseT™ Receiver to help solve HDMI HDCP, compatibility and handshaking issues
- Bi-directional 24V POC function
Package Contents
- 1 x HDBaseT Extender (Transmitter)
- 1 x HDBaseT Extender (Receiver)
- 1 x IR Blaster Cable (1.5 meters)
- 1 x IR Wideband Receiver Cable (1.5 meters)
- 2 x 3pin-3.81mm Phoenix Connectors
- 4 x Mounting Ears
- 8 x Machine Screws (KM3*4)
- 8 x Rubber Feet
- 1 x 24V/1A Locking Power Supply
- 1 x User Manual
Specifications
Technical
HDMI Compliance| HDMI 2.1
HDCP Compliance| HDCP 2.3
Video Bandwidth| Up to 40Gbps FRL and 18Gbps TMDS
Video Resolution| Up to 8K@30 4:4:4 10bit, 4K@120Hz 4:4:4 10bit
USB Bandwidth| Up to 350Mbps
HDR| HDR, HDR10, HDR10+, Dolby Vision, HLG
Color Space| RGB 4:4:4, YCbCr 4:4:4 / 4:2:2, YCbCr 4:2:0
Color Depth| 8/10/12-bit
Audio Formats| HDMI: PCM2.0, LPCM5.1, LPCM7.1,
(32K/44.1K/48K/88.2K/96K/176.4K/192K)(16/20/24);
Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital plus, Dolby Trued, Dolby Atoms; DTS Surround,
96/24, ES, DTS Express, DTS-HD HRA, DTS HD Master, DTS:X
Analog: PCM 2.0 48K
IR Level| 5Vp-p/12Vp-p
IR Bandwidth| 20K – 60KHz
Transmission Distance| MAX: CAT6–60m/197ft CAT6A/7–90m/295ft
ESD Protection| Human body model — ±8kV (Air-gap discharge) & ±4kV (Contact
discharge)
Connection
Transmitter| Input: 1 x HDMI IN [Type A, 19-pin female] 1 x AUDIO IN [3.5mm
Stereo Mini-jack] Output: 1 x HDMI OUT [Type A, 19-pin female] 1 x HDBT OUT
[RJ45, 8-pin female] 1 x AUDIO OUT [3.5mm Stereo Mini-jack] Control: 1 x IR IN
[3.5mm Stereo Mini-jack] 1 x IR OUT [3.5mm Stereo Mini-jack] 1 x RS-232
[3pin-3.81mm Phoenix jack] 1 x USB HOST [USB Type B] 3 x USB DEVICE [USB Type
A] 1 x ETHERNET [RJ45]
Receiver| Input: 1 x HDMI IN [Type A, 19-pin female] 1 x HDBT IN [RJ45, 8-pin
female] 1 x AUDIO IN [3.5mm Stereo Mini-jack] Output: 1 x HDMI OUT [Type A,
19-pin female] 1 x AUDIO OUT [3.5mm Stereo Mini-jack] Control: 1 x IR IN
[3.5mm Stereo Mini-jack] 1 x IR OUT [3.5mm Stereo Mini-jack] 1 x RS-232
[3pin-3.81mm Phoenix jack] 1 x USB HOST [USB Type B] 3 x USB DEVICE [USB Type
A] 1 x ETHERNET [RJ45]
Mechanical|
Housing| Aluminum Enclosure — Front Panel; Metal Enclosure — Case
Color| Black
Dimensions| Transmitter / Receiver: 200mm [W] x 100mm [D] x 30mm [H]
Weight| Transmitter: 571g, Receiver: 571g
Power Supply| Input: AC 100 – 240V 50/60Hz
Output: DC 24V/1A (US/EU standard, CE/FCC/UL certified)
Power Consumption| Total power consumption: 20.4W (POC)
TX/RX Full load: 9.36W/9.84W; TX/RX no-load: 2.46W/3.36W
Operating Temperature| 32 – 104°F / 0 – 40°C
Storage Temperature| -4 – 140°F / -20 – 60°C
Relative Humidity| 20 – 90% RH (no condensation)
Resolution / Cable Length| 8K30 – Feet / Meters|
4K60 – Feet / Meters| 4K24 – Feet / Meters| 1080P60 –
Feet / Meters
HDMI IN / OUT| 9.8ft / 3m| 16ft / 5m| 32ft / 10m| 66ft / 20m
The use of “Premium High Speed HDMI” cable is highly recommended.
Operation Controls and Functions
5.1 Transmitter Panel
| No. | Name | Function Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | USB HOST | USB Host port, connected to PC. |
| 2 | USB DEVICE | Two USB extension ports, connected to U disk, mouse or |
keyboard.
3
| HOST/ DEVICE USB CONTROL switch| Switch to left (HOST), the USB HOST mode is
enabled; Switch to right (DEVICE), the USB DEVICE mode is enabled.
Note: If the transmitter is set to USB HOST mode, the receiver must be set to
USB DEVICE mode.
4| Power LED| ▪ Light on: The transmitter is powered on.
▪ Light off: The transmitter is powered off.
5
| ****
LINK LED
| ▪ Light on: Transmitter and receiver are in good connection status.
▪ Light flashing: Transmitter and receiver are in poor connection status or
connected to the same device.
▪ Light off: Transmitter and receiver are not connected.
6
| ****
IN LED
| Video signal input indicator.
▪ Light on: There is HDMI signal input.
▪ Light off: There is no HDMI input or the system is powered off.
7
| ****
OUT LED
| Video signal output indicator.
▪ Light on: There is HDMI signal output.
▪ Light off: There is no HDMI output or the system is powered off.
No.| Name| Function Description
---|---|---
8
| ****
eARC LED
& button
| Press the eARC button to enable/disable the eARC/ARC function, and the eARC LED will indicate the status as following.
▪ Light on: The eARC/ARC mode is enabled, and the device is working normally.
▪ Light flashing: The eARC/ARC mode is enabled, but the device is working
abnormally.
▪ Light off: The eARC/ARC mode is disabled.
9
| ****
DC 24V
| DC 24V/1A power supply input port.
Note that the extender supports POC function, it means that either transmitter
or receiver is powered on by 24V/1A power adapter, the other one doesn’t need
power supply.
10| ETHERNET port & indicators| Ethernet port with adaptive broadband rate.
For example, if the transmitter is connected to a PC with a 100M rate, and the
receiver is connected to a Gigabit router, the device can automatically switch
the 100M rate of the transmitter to Gigabit rate. (Note: If the connected
device only supports 100M rate, it cannot switch to Gigabit rate.)
Ethernet Indicators:
▪ Light in green: the Ethernet rate is 1000 Mbit/s.
▪ Light in yellow: the Ethernet rate is 100 Mbit/s.
11| IR IN port| IR signal input port, connected to IR Receiver cable.
12| IR OUT port| IR signal output port, connected to IR Blaster cable.
13| RS-232 port| The RS-232 serial port features different functions through
the setting of the CONFIG DIP switch:
(1) RS-232 signal pass-through
(2) Control & FW upgrade
(3) VS3000 FW upgrade
(4) Debug
14| HDBT OUT port| HDBaseT Network port, connected to the HDBT IN port of the
receiver with a CAT 6A/7 cable. It is used for various signals pass-through.
15
| Data Signal Indicator (Yellow)| ▪ Light on: HDMI signal with HDCP.
▪ Light flashing: HDMI signal without HDCP.
▪ Light off: No HDMI signal.
16
| Link Signal Indicator (Green)| ▪ Light on: Transmitter and receiver are in
good connection status.
▪ Light flashing: Transmitter and receiver are in poor connection status or
connected to the same device.
▪ Light off: Transmitter and receiver are not connected.
No.| Name| Function Description
---|---|---
17
| eARC/HDMI IN port| This port features two functions:
(1) HDMI signal input port, connected to HDMI source device;
(2) eARC/ARC audio port, connected to eARC/ARC amplifier.
18| HDMI OUT port| HDMI video signal output port. It can loop out the local
video signal or output the video signal returned from the receiver.
19| AUDIO IN port| Analog audio input port. The audio from this port can be
output through the AUDIO OUT port of the receiver.
20| AUDIO OUT port| Analog audio output port. It can output the audio from the
AUDIO IN port of the receiver.
21| EDID DIP switch| The DIP switch is used for EDID setting. (Set to 000 by
default.) [DIP]=000: Copy RX HDMI OUT port sink EDID
(Note: If there is no TV connected to the receiver, it will copy the EDID of
the local lookout video.)
[DIP]=001: HDMI 1080p@60Hz, Audio 2ch PCM [DIP]=010: HDMI 4K@60Hz 4:4:4, Audio
2ch PCM
[DIP]=011: HDMI 4K@60Hz 4:4:4, Audio 5.1ch PCM/DTS/DOLBY [DIP]=100: HDMI
4K@60Hz 4:4:4, Audio 7.1ch PCM/DTS/DOLBY/HD
[DIP]=101: HDMI 8K@30Hz 4:4:4+4K@120Hz 4:4:4, Audio 2ch PCM
[DIP]=110: HDMI 8K@30Hz 4:4:4+4K@120Hz 4:4:4, Audio 5.1ch PCM/DTS/DOLBY
[DIP]=111: HDMI 8K@30Hz 4:4:4+4K@120Hz 4:4:4, Audio 7.1ch PCM/DTS/DOLBY/HD
22| CONFIG DIP switch| The DIP switch is used to set IR level and serial port
access. DIP SW1=0: The IR level is set to 12V.
DIP SW1=1: The IR level is set to 5V.
DIP SW2/SW3=00: The RS-232 port is used for RS-232 signal pass-through.
DIP SW2/SW3=01: The RS-232 port is used for Control & FW upgrade.
DIP SW2/SW3=10: The RS-232 port is used for VS3000 FW upgrade.
DIP SW2/SW3=11: The RS-232 port is used for debugging.
5.2 Receiver Panel
| No. | Name | Function Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | USB HOST | USB Host port, connected to PC. |
| 2 | USB DEVICE | Two USB extension ports, connected to U disk, mouse or |
keyboard.
3
| HOST/ DEVICE USB CONTROL switch| Switch to left (HOST), the USB HOST mode is
enabled; Switch to right (DEVICE), the USB DEVICE mode is enabled.
Note: If the transmitter is set to USB HOST mode, the receiver must be set to
USB DEVICE mode.
4| Power LED| ▪ Light on: The receiver is powered on.
▪ Light off: The receiver is powered off.
5
| ****
LINK LED
| ▪ Light on: Transmitter and receiver are in good connection status.
▪ Light flashing: Transmitter and receiver are in in poor connection status or
connected to the same device.
▪ Light off: Transmitter and receiver are not connected.
6
| ****
IN LED
| Video signal input indicator.
▪ Light on: There is HDMI signal input.
▪ Light off: There is no HDMI input or the system is powered off.
7| OUT LED| Video signal output indicator.
▪ Light on: There is HDMI signal output.
▪ Light off: There is no HDMI output or the system is powered off.
No.| Name| Function Description
---|---|---
8| eARC LED
& button
| Press the eARC button to enable/disable the eARC/ARC function, and the eARC
LED will indicate the status as following.
▪ Light on: The eARC/ARC mode is enabled, and the device is working normally.
▪ Light flashing: The eARC/ARC mode is enabled, but the device is working
abnormally.
▪ Light off: The eARC/ARC mode is disabled.
9| DC 24V| DC 24V/1A power supply input port.
Note that the extender supports POC function, it means that either transmitter
or receiver is powered on by 24V/1A power adapter, the other one doesn’t need
power supply.
10| ETHERNET port & indicators| Ethernet port with adaptive broadband rate.
For example, if the transmitter is connected to a PC with a 100M rate, and the
receiver is connected to a Gigabit router, the device can automatically switch
the 100M rate of the transmitter to Gigabit rate. (Note: If the connected
device only supports 100M rate, it cannot switch to Gigabit rate.)
Ethernet Indicators:
▪ Light in green: the Ethernet rate is 1000 Mbit/s.
▪ Light in yellow: the Ethernet rate is 100 Mbit/s.
11| IR IN port| IR signal input port, connected to IR Receiver cable.
12| IR OUT port| IR signal output port, connected to IR Blaster cable.
13| RS-232 port| The RS-232 serial port features different functions through
the setting of the CONFIG DIP switch:
(1) RS-232 signal pass-through
|(2) Control & FW upgrade
(3) VS3000 FW upgrade
(4) Debug
14| HDBT IN port| HDBaseT Network port, connected to the HDBT OUT port of the transmitter with a CAT 6A/7 cable. It is used for various signals pass- through.
15
| Data Signal Indicator (Yellow)| ▪ Light on: HDMI signal with HDCP.
▪ Light flashing: HDMI signal without HDCP.
▪ Light off: No HDMI signal.
16| Link Signal Indicator (Green)| ▪ Light on: Transmitter and receiver are in
good connection status.
▪ Light flashing: Transmitter and receiver are in poor connection status or
connected to the same device.
▪ Light off: Transmitter and receiver are not connected.
No.| Name| Function Description
---|---|---
17| HDMI IN port| HDMI signal input port, connected to HDMI source device. It
can transmit video with resolution of 1080P 24Hz in reverse to the HDMI OUT
port of the transmitter.
Note: It is a reserved port, being closed by default. Before using this
port, you need to turn on it through command control, and make sure that the
eARC function is disabled.
18| ****
eARC/HDMI OUT port
| This port features two functions:
(1) HDMI signal output port, connected to HDMI display device;
(2) eARC/ARC audio port, connected to TV with eARC/ARC function.
19| AUDIO IN port| Analog audio input port. The audio from this port can be
output through the AUDIO OUT port of the transmitter.
20| AUDIO OUT port| Analog audio output port. It can output the audio from the
AUDIO IN port of the transmitter.
21| CONFIG DIP switch| The DIP switch is used to set IR level and serial port
access. DIP SW1=0: The IR level is set to 12V.
DIP SW1=1: The IR level is set to 5V.
DIP SW2/SW3=00: The RS-232 port is used for RS-232 signal pass-through.
DIP SW2/SW3=01: The RS-232 port is used for Control & FW upgrade.
DIP SW2/SW3=10: The RS-232 port is used for VS3000 FW upgrade.
DIP SW2/SW3=11: The RS-232 port is used for debugging.
5.3 USB Mode Applications
The Extender supports USB2.0 transmission, and Host/Device is configurable.
Mode 1: USB forward from TX to RX
Switch the HOST/DEVICE USB CONTROL switch to left, then power off and reboot
the transmitter to set to USB Host mode. Meanwhile, switch the DEVICE/HOST USB
switch to left, then power off and reboot the receiver to set to USB Device
mode.
Mode 2: USB
reverse from RX to TX
Switch the HOST/DEVICE USB CONTROL switch to right, then power off and reboot
the transmitter to set to USB Device mode. Meanwhile, switch the DEVICE/HOST
USB switch to right, then power off and reboot the receiver to set to USB
Host mode.
5.4 IR Pin Definition
IR Receiver and Blaster pin’s definition as below:
Note: When the angle between the IR
receiver and the remote control is ± 45 °, the transmission distance is 0-5
meters; when the angle between the IR receiver and the remote control is ± 90
°, the transmission distance is 0-8 meters.
Application Example
Mode 1: eARC/ARC Application
The Audio Return Channel (ARC) in HDMI 2.1 enables a TV, via a single HDMI
cable or audio cable, to send audio data “upstream” to an A/V receiver, the
extender will continue the upstream audio all the way to the transmitter.
There it can be connected via HDMI ARC.
Note: Please press the eARC buttons on the front
panel of the transmitter and receiver to enable the eARC/ARC function before
operating the system.
Mode 2: Ordinary Connection Application
Note: Please press the eARC buttons on the front
panel of the transmitter and receiver to disable the eARC/ARC function before
operating the system.
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