ATEN HDMI HDBaseT Transmitter with Dual Output (4K@100m) (HDBaseT Class A) - TAA Compliant

Experience pristine 4K video distribution with the ATEN HDMI HDBaseT Transmitter, engineered for demanding environments where long reach, reliability, and effortless installation matter most. This HDBaseT Class A transmitter delivers a robust, scalable solution for transmitting high-definition HDMI signals over standard CATx cables to dual destinations, making it ideal for bars, classrooms, conference rooms, museums, transit hubs, and other installations that require a single source to feed multiple displays at extended distances. Built to meet industrial and commercial needs, the device combines cutting-edge video transmission with flexible deployment options, ensuring you can expand your display ecosystem without sacrificing image quality or control capability.

• Long-range 4K distribution: Designed to carry 4K video over CATx cables up to 100 meters, preserving sharp detail, color accuracy, and clarity from source to display. This makes it an ideal choice for venues where wiring constraints or architectural layouts demand extended reach without sacrificing picture quality.
• Dual output capability: Conveys HDMI signals to two displays from a single transmitter, enabling synchronized content across multiple screens or independent zooming and presentation setups. Dual output support simplifies complex AV configurations and reduces the need for multiple transmitters.
• HDBaseT Class A technology: Harnesses the power and performance of HDBaseT with Class A signaling, delivering uncompressed video, multi-channel audio, power delivery where supported, and integrated control signals over a single CATx cable. This approach minimizes cable clutter while maximizing reliability and signal integrity.
• TAA compliant and enterprise-ready: Built to meet Trade Agreements Act (TAA) requirements, making it suitable for government, educational, and large-scale commercial deployments. The compact, rack-friendly form factor complements professional AV installations and blends with standard infrastructure.
• Versatile integration and compatibility: Engineered for broad compatibility with a wide range of HDMI sources and displays, with practical EDID management and robust HDCP support to ensure seamless playback of high-definition content across devices. This adds resilience in diverse installations and reduces configuration time for integrators.

Technical Details of ATEN HDMI HDBaseT Transmitter with Dual Output (4K@100m) (HDBaseT Class A)-TAA Compliant

• HDBaseT standard: Class A transmitter with HDBaseT technology for high-bandwidth, multi-signal transmission over a single CATx cable.
• Max video resolution: 4K video support to preserve ultra-high-definition detail for modern displays and digital signage applications.
• Transmission distance: Up to 100 meters (328 feet) over CATx cable, enabling flexible placements and routing within large venues.
• Output configuration: Dual HDMI/HDBaseT outputs configured to feed two displays from one transmitter, simplifying multi-screen installations.
• Compliance: TAA compliant, suitable for procurement in government and regulated environments.

how to install ATEN HDMI HDBaseT Transmitter with Dual Output (4K@100m) (HDBaseT Class A)-TAA Compliant

• Prepare your source and displays: Ensure the HDMI source device (player, computer, or media box) and each display are powered off before making connections.
• Connect the HDMI source: Plug the HDMI output from your source into the transmitter’s HDMI input. Verify the cable is high-quality and fully seated to prevent signal loss.
• Run CATx to the receiver(s): Connect CATx cables from the transmitter’s HDBaseT outputs to the corresponding receivers located near each display. Route cables along safe pathways, avoiding interference and sharp bends.
• Connect displays: Attach an HDMI cable from each receiver’s HDMI output to its display. Confirm each display is set to the correct HDMI input if necessary.
• Power and configure: Power on the transmitter, receivers, and displays. If supported, configure EDID settings and HDCP behavior through the installer’s interface or the built-in on-device controls to match source content and display capabilities.
• Test and fine-tune: Play a 4K source to verify image quality on both displays. If you notice color or timing issues, adjust EDID, color depth, or speaker/hidden control settings as needed for optimal performance.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What is the maximum distance for 4K transmission? A: The transmitter supports 4K video over CATx cables up to 100 meters, allowing flexible routing in large venues and campuses without sacrificing image quality.
• Q: Can I feed two displays from a single transmitter? A: Yes. The device features dual outputs, enabling simultaneous distribution to two displays from one source, ideal for synchronized or alternative content across screens.
• Q: Is this device HDCP-compatible? A: The transmitter is designed to work with HDMI sources and displays that employ HDCP, ensuring secure content protection during playback and reducing compatibility issues in most installations.
• Q: Is the product suitable for government or educational use? A: Yes. It is TAA compliant, making it appropriate for procurement in government and educational environments that require conformance to trade and procurement standards.
• Q: How should I configure EDID and control signals? A: For best results, configure EDID to match your displays’ capabilities and enable available control features as needed. If your installation includes remote displays, check whether the receivers support PoH or other control options and adjust accordingly.