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Connecting to Other Devices

Wired Remote Control Connection

Connect the remote output terminal of the remote control to the remote input terminal of the main unit using a commercially available 3.5mm stereo mini-plug cable.

d Caution

  • Operation is not guaranteed in all Connection environments.
  • When the remote output terminal is used, infrared signals are not emitted from the remote control.
  • The Remote Receiver on the main unit remains On.
    To turn it Off, set it to Off in a system setup: basic/remote receiver.

Connecting to HDBaseT-Compatible Transmission Devices (Commercially Available)

When connecting to a commercially available HDBaseT-compatible transmission device, connect to the HDBaseT terminal.

connection diagram

b Note

  • By setting Control Channel to HDBaseT in system setup: advanced LAN settings, LAN communications using the HDBaseT terminal are possible.

d Caution

  • Use a shielded STP cable of category 5e or higher for the Cat cable.
  • The maximum transmission distance possible with a Cat cable is approximately 100 m.
  • The HDBaseT terminal on this unit supports transmission devices compatible with serial communication and IR.
    To Enable IR via HDBaseT, set HDBaseT to On in asystem setup: basic/remote receiver.
  • This unit is not guaranteed to operate with all commercially available HDBaseT-compatible transmission devices or in all connection environments.

Connecting to LAN-Compatible Devices

When connecting to a LAN-compatible device, use a commercially available LAN cable to connect to the LAN terminal.

connection diagram

d Caution

  • The LAN terminal will be disabled if the Control Channel is set to HDBaseT in system setup: advanced LAN settings.
  • This product cannot be connected directly to the communication lines of telecommunications carriers (mobile communications companies, fixed-line communications companies, internet service providers, etc.). When connecting this product to the internet, be sure to connect via a router or similar device.

Connecting to HDMI-compatible devices

When connecting to an HDMI-compatible device, use the HDMI terminal.

b Note

  • The HDMI OUT terminal can be switched between HDMI1/HDMI 2 in the OUTPUT Setup of the a input menu.

d Caution

  • When inputting or outputting 18Gbps transmission video such as 3840×2160 60p 4:2:2, please use a compatible HDMI cable.

Connecting to the RS-232C Terminal (Serial Port)

When controlling this unit via RS-232C, connect to the RS-232C terminal.

Pin Assignment

b Note

  • Use a commercially available crossover cable to connect to a PC or other device.