- Manufacturer Part Number: AVU4001A
- Connectivity Technology: Wired
- Number of Input Devices Supported: 1
- Number of Output Devices Supported: 1
- Maximum Operating Distance: 500 ft
- Graphics Modes: Full HD
- Maximum Video Resolution: 1920 x 1080
- Network (RJ-45): Yes
- VGA In: Yes
- VGA Out: Yes
- USB: Yes
- Number of Network (RJ-45) Ports: 2
- Number of VGA Inputs: 1
- Number of VGA Outputs: 1
- Media Type Supported: Twisted Pair
- Twisted Pair Cable Standard: Category 8
- Transmitter Height: 0.90″
- Transmitter Width: 1.80″
- Transmitter Depth: 2.50″
- Environmentally Friendly: Yes
- Environmental Certification: RoHS
- Limited Warranty: 2 Year
Overview
Description
Wizard Multimedia Extender LP
Quick Facts
- USB line powered. Great for video in areas short on outlets.
- Power from the host PC or a digital signage player with a USB port.
- Transmits full HD 1080p video as far as 500 feet (152.4 m).
Further Details
- Includes a compact, simple-to-install transmitter and receiver.
- Save by using CATx cable already installed in your building-no expensive, hard-to-handle VGA cabling needed.
- Fully supports Display Data Channel (DDC) communications via standard stored settings or by emulation.
- Video adjustment on remote unit for controlling image sharpness on the display.
The Wizard Multimedia LP enables you to simplify the infrastructure required for video-only digital signage extension.
First of all, it’s USB line powered. With no bulky power transformer to plug in, you can reduce clutter locally at the source and remotely at the display. The Wizard Multimedia Extender LP takes its power directly from a USB interface and extends that power over the link used for video, transmitting low-voltage power via a spare wiring pair to the receiver. This makes it great for digital signage in areas without abundant power outlets. It’s also safer (in K-12 school settings, for example).
Another benefit is it uses CAT5 or higher cabling for video extension. You can use non-networked copper runs already installed in your building (shielded, foil twisted-pair [FTP] cable recommended). It eliminates the need for expensive and and difficult-to-terminate VGA cables without sacrificing video quality for economy.
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