SIIG HDMI 2.0 4K HDR over HDBaseT Receiver 198ft

Upgrade your home theater or professional AV setup with the SIIG HDMI 2.0 4K HDR over HDBaseT Receiver. This high-performance receiver is designed to bring pristine 4K HDR video and immersive audio over long distances using standard CAT5e/6 cables. Ideal for living rooms, conference rooms, digital signage, and classroom environments, it complements a compatible HDBaseT transmitter to deliver reliable, plug-and-play AV distribution without compromising picture quality or control. Whether you’re routing content from a media player, Blu-ray player, or PC, this receiver ensures your display receives a rock-solid signal with vivid color, precise detail, and smooth motion at extended distances up to 198 feet (60 meters).

• 4K HDR over HDBaseT — Experience Ultra HD video (4K@60Hz) with HDR compatibility, delivering bright highlights, deeper contrast, and lifelike color precision across compatible displays and sources.
• Long-distance, single-cable simplicity — Extend HDMI signals over a single CAT5e/6/6a cable up to 198 feet (60 meters) without sacrificing video fidelity or audio quality, making it perfect for distributed AV installations.
• Robust audio and multi-format support — Supports multi-channel digital audio, including PCM up to 7.1 channels, ensuring immersive sound alongside stunning visuals for movies, streaming, and presentations.
• Advanced control and compatibility — Includes EDID management and CEC pass-through for seamless source/display coordination, plus IR and RS-232 passthrough options to simplify system control and integration.
• Easy setup and reliable performance — Compact, fanless design with simple connection steps and a dedicated power supply, enabling quick installation in racks, behind displays, or in media cabinets with minimal cabling.

Technical Details of SIIG HDMI 2.0 4K HDR over HDBaseT Receiver 198ft

• HDMI version and video bandwidth: HDMI 2.0 compliant with up to 18 Gbps bandwidth, supporting 4K@60Hz with HDR10 for vivid, high-fidelity visuals on compatible displays.
• HDBaseT extension distance: Extends audio and video signals over CAT5e/6/6a cables up to 198 feet (60 meters) to conveniently place the display or projector away from the source gear.
• Video and color support: Delivers 4K Ultra HD content with HDR compatibility, enabling enhanced brightness and color depth for cinematic realism and detailed video playback.
• Audio support: Multi-channel digital audio (up to 7.1 channels) to ensure immersive sound accompaniment for movies, sports, and presentations.
• Controls and compatibility: EDID management to optimize source-to-display communication, CEC passthrough for simplified device control, and optional IR/RS-232 passthrough to integrate with remote controls and automation systems.
• Connectors and power: HDMI output for display connection, HDBaseT input from the transmitter, RJ-45 for the HDBaseT link, and DC 5V power input for reliable operation.
• Form factor and installation: Compact, rack-friendly design suitable for installation behind displays, in AV racks, or within media cabinets, with straightforward plug-and-play setup.
• Compatibility note: Designed to work with a matching HDBaseT transmitter to deliver a complete AV distribution solution across large rooms or multi-zone systems.

How to install SIIG HDMI 2.0 4K HDR over HDBaseT Receiver 198ft

Installing this receiver is quick and straightforward, designed to minimize setup time while maximizing reliability. Follow these general steps to achieve optimal performance in home theater, boardroom, or classroom environments:

1) Connect the source device to the HDBaseT transmitter using a standard HDMI cable. Ensure the source supports 4K and HDR if you plan to enjoy 4K HDR content.

2) Run a CAT5e/6/6a patch cable from the HDBaseT transmitter to the SIIG receiver. Use a high-quality cable to maintain signal integrity over the full 198-foot distance.

3) Connect the SIIG receiver’s HDMI output to your display or projector using a dedicated HDMI cable. Verify that the display is set to the correct input and resolution for the content you’re viewing.

4) Provide power to the receiver with the included DC adapter or power supply. Ensure both the transmitter and receiver are powered on for the transmission to begin.

5) Configure EDID and CEC settings if needed. Use the receiver’s EDID options to optimize compatibility with your source and display. If you rely on smart home or automation systems, set up IR or RS-232 passthrough according to your control protocol.

6) Perform a quick test by playing 4K HDR content and confirming color accuracy, motion smoothness, and audio synchronization. If you notice any issues, adjust the display’s color settings, refresh rate, or the EDID configuration on the transmitter/receiver pair.

7) For multi-room or multi-display setups, replicate the transmitter-receiver pairing with additional HDBaseT links as permitted by your system’s design, ensuring that each channel has dedicated power and proper cabling to minimize interference and maximize performance.

With the SIIG HDMI 2.0 4K HDR over HDBaseT Receiver, you gain a scalable solution that preserves signal integrity across distances, enabling flexible placement of screens and projectors without compromising 4K HDR quality or audio performance. The installation process is designed to be forgiving for professionals and enthusiasts alike, delivering reliable AV distribution with minimal footprint and clutter.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What resolutions and formats does this receiver support? A: It supports 4K at 60Hz with HDR10 on compatible displays, along with standard HD resolutions. It provides multi-channel PCM audio (up to 7.1 channels) and maintains compatibility with common Blu-ray, streaming devices, and computer sources when used with a compatible HDBaseT transmitter.
• Q: How far can the HDMI signal be extended? A: The system extends up to 198 feet (60 meters) over CAT5e/6 cables, enabling flexible placement of displays in large rooms or across different zones.
• Q: Does it support HDR and CEC? A: Yes, HDR (HDR10) is supported, and CEC passthrough is available for convenient control of connected devices via the HDMI link.
• Q: Are IR and RS-232 control options available? A: Yes, the receiver supports IR and RS-232 passthrough to integrate with remote controls and automation systems, depending on your transmitter configuration and setup.
• Q: Is external power required? A: Yes, the receiver requires a dedicated DC power supply (typically 5V). The transmitter may rely on its own power source or PoE, depending on the system configuration; verify your specific transmitter’s requirements.
• Q: Is EDID management necessary? A: EDID management helps optimize compatibility between sources and displays. Using the receiver’s EDID options can improve reliability when dealing with varied content sources or display devices.
• Q: Can I use multiple receivers with a single transmitter? A: In many HDBaseT systems, a single transmitter can feed multiple receivers through a matrix or splitter configuration. Confirm compatibility with your specific transmitter, switch, or matrix device before deployment.