Hall Research, UHBX-R-XT, Daisy-Chainable HDBaseT Receiver with IR and Addressable RS232 Control
The award-winning UHBX-R-XT is an HDBaseT Receiver with integrated HDBaseT transmitter for connection to downstream HDBaseT receiver(s) in a daisy-chain fashion. It provides a local HDMI output, an RS-232 port for controlling displays, and it also extends IR signals (IR signal detected at source is broadcast to all receivers - IR cables sold separately). The RS-232 port can be used to send commands (such as power on/off) to compatible displays and projectors. This can be done either automatically (autonomously by detecting video), or directed by an external Serial Control Device using Hall Research's simple command set. When RS-232 operation is under external control, each receiver in the daisy chain can be individually addressed for sending specific commands at that particular node. In order to communicate with a given receiver, each receiver in the daisy-chain is assigned a unique address. The UHBX-R-XT provides a Mini-USB port that is used to assign the box address, configure operation mode, upload internal commands (required for automatic on/off control), and more.
Features:
- Extends uncompressed HDMI video, RS232, and IR, up to 500 feet on a single CAT6
- Supports multiple units in daisy-chain to allow extending video and data to very long distances
- At Full-HD (1080p), up to 8 receives can be daisy-chained
- Individually addressable RS-232 ports on each receiver for controlling connected displays
- Can be directed to send out RS-232 commands on the fly, or to send any of the commands programmed in its internal memory
- Can detect video and use RS-232 to turn displays on and off automatically (from commands uploaded to its internal memory)
- Multiple units in the daisy chain can be individually addressed
- IR extension (from source to all receivers)
- Supports HDCP, 3D and Deep color
- Sturdy metal enclosures with L brackets for mounting
- Complies fully with HDBaseT standard
- Compact, Rugged, Reliable, and Economical