Fuji Film A6 HDV-W561 HDMI 4K over Wireless 60G Extender User Manual

Fuji Film A6 HDV-W561 HDMI 4K over Wireless 60G Extender User Manual

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This product contains sensitive electrical components that may be damaged by electrical spikes, surges, electric shook, lighting strikes, etc. Use of surge protection systems is highly recommended in order to protect andextend the life of your equipment.

1. Introduction

The HDMI 4K over wireless 60G extender can transmit an 4K content without any compression and latency to an HDMI display up to 30 meters. It also supports 3D, CEC and 7.1-channels of High Bit Rate (HBR) lossless digital audio such as Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD Master Audio. The Wireless HD is specifically designed to transmit high definition video & audio within one room.

2. Features

☆ HDMI 1.4b, HDCP 2.2 compliant
☆ Up to 4K@30Hz, 1080P@60Hz
☆ Up to 7.1 channels HD audio
☆ Uncompressed 4K Video & Audio
☆ Near zero latency
☆ Wireless extension up to 30 meters
☆ Simply plug-and-play for easy connection
☆ Supports CEC

3. Package Contents

1. 1× HDMI 4K over Wireless 60G Transmitter
2. 1× HDMI 4K over Wireless 60G Receiver
3. 1× User Manual
4. 2× 5V/1.5A USB adapter
5. 2× USB to Micro-USB Cable

4. Specifications

5. Operation controls and Functions

Transmitter Front View

Receiver Front View

1. Link LED: The connection status indicating lamp.
   ◆ LED OFF: Means the adapter is powered OFF or in Sleep mode.
   ◆ LED Slow Blink: Means the adapter has started radio transmission and has not yet found the other side of the link:
   ● If the adapter is a transmitter, the adapter is in Scan mode, searching for a matching receiver.
   ● If the adapter is a Receiver, the adapter is in Beacon mode, searching for a matching transmitter.
   ◆ LED Fast Blink: Means the adapters are associated, which means that the receiver and transmitter have accepted each other and established a network.
   ◆ LED ON: Means the transmitter and receiver adapters have established an audio/video connection. At this point, the user should be able to see this transmission happening on the display attached to the receiver.

2. Power LED: Illuminates when power has been supplied to the unit.

Transmitter Rear Panel

1. HDMI IN: This slot is where you connect the HDMI source.
2. POWER: Plug the 5V DC power supply into the unit or connect to the source USB port via USB to Micro-USB cable.
3. Button: The button has a variety functions.
   Wakeup Function: If the adapter is in Sleep mode (Status LED is OFF and power supply is connected), pressing this button will wake up the adapter and start normal operation. Set to Factory Default Function: At any point, a long press (ten seconds) on the button will reset the adapter to factory default.
   Next Network Function: When the button is short pressed on the transmitter side, the adapter will give up the current associated network and will join the next available network.
   User Case Example: One transmitter is connected to a receiver attached to a display, while another TV is connected to another receiver in the room. The user wants to send the audio and video to the other display. To accomplish this, pressing the button of the transmitter will cause it to switch from its current TV display to the other display. Every time the user presses the button, the transmitter will attempt to connect to the next available receiver in the room. A maximum of ten receivers can be supported in the same room. Note that pressing the button on the transmitter side will always interrupt the current audio/video connection such that the transmitter can search for another network, even if none are available. If only one network is available in the room, the transmitter will eventually return to its only network and restablish a video connection with it after finishing its search.

Receiver Rear Panel

1. HDMI OUT: This slot is where you connect to a HDMI equipped TV or monitor.
2. POWER: Plug the 5V DC power supply into the unit or connect to the source USB port via USB to Micro-USB cable.
3. Button: The button has a variety functions.
   Wakeup Function: If the adapter is in Sleep mode (Status LED is OFF and power supply is connected), pressing this button will wake up the adapter and start normal operation. Set to Factory Default Function: At any point, a long press (ten seconds) on the button will reset the adapter to factory default. Next Source Function: When the button is short pressed on the receiver side, and if other transmitter sources are available in its network, the receiver will give up the current video connection and connect with the next available source. User Case Example: Two or more transmitters are in the room and are associated with one receiver attached to a display. The user is currently receiving video from one of the available sources, but wants to switch to another source. To accomplish this, pressing the button of the receiver will cause it to switch from its current audio/video source to the next available source. Every time the user presses the button, the receiver will attempt to connect to the next available transmitter in the room. A maximum of 16 transmitters can be supported in the network. Note that pressing the button on the receiver will not interrupt the current audio/video connection if there is no other transmitter available in the network. In that particular case, the button will do nothing.

6. Supported Video and Audio Formats

Supported Video Formats

Supported 3D Formats

Supported Audio Formats

7. Application Example

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