Eaton Tripp Lite DisplayPort Over IP Extender Receiver

The Eaton Tripp Lite Series DisplayPort over IP Extender Receiver delivers pristine high‑definition audio and video across long distances using standard Cat5e/Cat6 networks. Designed for corporate rooms, classrooms, and premium home theaters, this receiver pairs with a matching DisplayPort over IP transmitter to extend DisplayPort signals up to 328 ft (100 m) at 1080p 60 Hz, while offering RS‑232 serial and IR control pass‑through for seamless integration with room automation and control systems. Built to withstand commercial environments and compliant with TAA requirements, this receiver is a reliable cornerstone for scalable multimedia deployments.

• Long‑range DisplayPort extension over IP: transmit high‑quality video (up to 1080p at 60 Hz) with minimal latency across your network, preserving sharp detail and smooth motion for presentations and video playback.
• Cat5e/Cat6 compatibility up to 328 ft (100 m): extend the display path far from the source using inexpensive, widely available network cabling without sacrificing performance.
• Integrated RS‑232 serial and IR control: enable centralized management and remote control of displays, projectors, and connected devices through standard control systems.
• Enterprise‑grade, TAA‑compliant design: engineered for durability in classrooms, boardrooms, and other commercial environments with procurement compliance in mind.
• Easy integration with Tripp Lite ecosystem: works with a matching DisplayPort over IP transmitter for scalable, plug‑and‑play deployment in single rooms or full‑scale installations.

Technical Details of Eaton Tripp Lite DisplayPort Over IP Extender Receiver

• DisplayPort over IP Extender Receiver for Cat5e/Cat6 networks
• Video: up to 1080p at 60 Hz
• Distance: up to 328 ft (100 m) between transmitter and receiver
• Interfaces: DisplayPort output to monitor, RS‑232 serial, IR control passthrough
• Compliance: TAA compliant

How to install Eaton Tripp Lite DisplayPort Over IP Extender Receiver

• Plan your layout by pairing a compatible DisplayPort over IP transmitter with this receiver, ensuring both units are on the same network or properly configured for cross‑network operation.
• Connect the source DisplayPort device to the transmitter’s DP input using a standard DisplayPort cable capable of the desired resolution.
• Link the transmitter to this receiver with a Cat5e/Cat6 cable, following best practices for cable runs to minimize interference and ensure reliable performance.
• Attach a DisplayPort cable from this receiver’s DP output to the target display’s DisplayPort input, securing both ends firmly.
• Connect RS‑232 devices to the receiver if control via a serial interface is required, and configure baud rate, data bits, parity, and stop bits to match your control system.
• If IR control is used, connect IR emitters/receivers according to the installation guidelines, routing signals to the appropriate display or device in the room.
• Provide power to both transmitter and receiver as required by your configuration and verify that the connected display shows a stable image at the expected resolution.
• Access the control system or transmitter/receiver settings to optimize EDID management, resolution scaling, and any network options, ensuring the setup meets your environment’s needs.
• Test all integrated features—RS‑232 commands, IR commands, and any remote control workflows—and finalize placement to avoid cable strain or accidental disconnections.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What distance can you cover with this receiver? It supports up to 328 ft (100 m) over Cat5e or Cat6 cables when paired with a compatible DisplayPort over IP transmitter.
• What resolutions are supported? The system delivers DisplayPort video up to 1080p at 60 Hz, suitable for most office and home theater applications that rely on Full HD content.
• Does it provide RS‑232 control? Yes. The receiver includes RS‑232 serial pass‑through for integration with external control systems and equipment.
• Is IR control supported? Yes. IR control pass‑through is available to enable convenient, remote operation of displays and connected devices.
• Is the device compliant with procurement requirements? Yes. The unit is TAA compliant, making it suitable for government and enterprise purchasing in applicable regions.
• Do I need a separate transmitter? Yes. This is a receiver designed to work with a matching DisplayPort over IP transmitter to complete the extension pair.