Overview

The HCX-11 enables long distance extension of HDMI signals over coaxial cables, including bundled mini-coax. The kit includes a transmitter and receiver module featuring locking BNC connectors and locking HDMI connectors. Capable of extending today's latest formats, including 1080p video with 36-bit deep color and lossless audio, the system is fully HDMI 1.3 compliant. Two operational modes allow the transmitter to power the receiver remotely (five coaxial cables required), or the receiver and transmitter can be powered individually (only four coaxial cables required).

• Extend HDMI 1.3 signals up to 330 feet (up to 215 feet over mini-coax)
• Up to 1080p HDMI video
• Supports 36-bit Deep Color (sum of all channels)
• Category-leading Gennum ActiveConnect chipsets
• 4-wire or 5-wire operational modes

Features

Key Features

• Extend HDMI over coaxial cables
• Uncompressed HDMI video preserves original image quality.
• Supports deep color: 12 bits per TMDS channel (36 bit, sum of all channels)
• Supports 480i-1080p and multiple PC resolutions
• Supports Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby® Digital TrueHD, DTS-HD: Master Audio, and LPCM
• HDMI version 1.3 compliant, HDCP version 1.1 compliant
• Accepts locking HDMI cable
• Gennum ActiveConnect chipsets
• Local or phantom power for coaxial receiver

Video/Audio Inputs/Outputs:

• HDMI (version 1.3): 1/1

What makes the HCX-11 Unique?

• ATC Certification and full HDCP Compliance: Low-cost systems often aren't certified, and many don't conform to the HDMI and HDCP specifications, causing interoperability problems. Our HCX-11 is formally lab certified, and field tested for maximum performance and compatibility.  
• Gennum ActiveConnect chipsets are the best in class, and allow full HDMI ver. 1.3 performance

Specifications

Downloads

• Product Focus Sheet: HCX-11 (.pdf)
• User Manual: HCX-11 (.pdf)

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is the HCX-11 fully HDMI and HDCP compliant?
A: Yes. The HCX-11 has been ATC certified as HDMI compliant, and meets all requirements of HDCP certification.

Q. Does the HCX-11 require five coax cables?
A. No. If the receiver is powered with it's own power pack, the system does not require a fifth cable.

Q. RG-6 cables are suggested, but can I use the existing RG-59 cables instead?
A. Yes, RG-59 cables may be used, but maximum distances may be shorter.