The VE802T HDMI HDBaseT-Lite Transmitter with PoH from ATEN connects with HDBaseT receivers to extend signals up to 229.6’ from the source using one Cat5e/6/6a cable. It supports RS-232 and IR signaling pass-through, allowing you to control the HDMI source device from the remote unit (VE802R) while also granting access to the HDMI display device from the local unit (VE802T). In addition, IR signals can also be extended in both directions. The VE802T transmitter is HDMI (3D, Deep Color, and 4k) and HDCP compatible. It is suitable for any digital entertainment center or installation that requires improved video quality.

VE802R HDBaseT receiver

HDBaseT connectivity extends an HDMI connection over a long distance via one Cat5e/6/6a cable

HDBaseT anti-jamming resists signal interference during high-quality video transmission by using HDBaseT technology

PoH (Power over HDBaseT) supplies power from transmitter to receiver over a long distance via one Cat5e/6/6a cable

Bidirectional RS-232 channel allows you to connect to serial terminals or serial devices, such as touchscreens and barcode scanners

Bidirectional IR channel

IR transmission is processed one direction at a time

Rack-mountable

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is it possible to use many decoders while only using one encoder?...to multiply the signal and send it to multiple destinations.

A: At the decoder end, you can split that output with a device like this. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1123527-REG/kanexpro_sp_hd1x44k_4k_hdmi_4_port_splitter.html

Q: 2. Is the receiver required? I'm running directly to a projector that accepts HDbaseT as an input.

A: In theory, the Kramer TP-580T HDBaseT Twisted Pair Transmitter should produce the signal and not need the receiver.

Q: 3. I want to use this with my Phase One 645. What is the fastest sync speed, and will it fire my Nikon Odin II receivers? I wish there was an adaptor that could allow me to simply use my Phottix Nikon Odin II transmitter.

A: The trigger does not support High Speed Sync. The sync speed you can get from the Phase One 645 is 1/125. The trigger does work with the Nikon Odin II receivers but in manual only.

Q: 4. I am using Fuji GFX cameras. What trigger do I need to use the Indra 500 strobe and get TTL and HSS?

A: The Phottix Odin Lite Flash Trigger Transmitter BH #PH89090 is manual only. Phottix does not currently have a TTL and HSS capable Fuji transmitter.

Q: 5. Can it pass-through the HDMI signal, without boosting, when its power is off?

A: The power would need to be on for the ATEN True 4K HDMI Booster BH #ATVB800 for pass-through.

Q: 6. Can the ATEN StreamLive HD display a functional layout of cameras/audio etc. on a PC monitor (not Apple/Mac} without downloading the OnAir app?... or is it necessary to have an I Pad? I am an android and windows based customer.

A: No, this requires the use of an iPad.

Q: 7. If I plug this in line of my projector will it prevent the projector from seeing a loss of connection when switching inputs on a switcher?

A: There's a very good chance that this will work for you if your projector is EDID compliant. But HDMI switching is rarely seamless.

Q: 8. Which Phottix flash models support remote power and zoom adjustments using this trigger?

A: For manual control you should be able to control the Mitros+ and Juno models directly.

Q: 9. will this talk to the original odin receivers for canon?

A: Yes, this transmitter can trigger flashes equipped with the original Phottix Odin receivers.

Q: 10. Does it come with the power supplies?

A: Yes, the Atlona Avance 4K HDMI Transmitter and Receiver HDBaseT Extender Kit comes with 2 external power supplies.