LU-TPR-150CR - Audio-/Videoverlängerung PureLink - Kostenlose Bedienungsanleitung

Produkttyp	Audio-/Videoverlängerung (HDMI-Extender)
Modell	LU-TPR-150CR
Marke	PureLink
Übertragungsreichweite	Bis zu 150 m (über CAT6-Kabel)
Videoauflösung	Bis zu 4K@60Hz (3840x2160)
Audiounterstützung	Stereo-Audio, integriert in HDMI
HDCP-Kompatibilität	HDCP 2.2 und 1.4
Anschlüsse Sender	1x HDMI-Eingang, 1x RJ45-Ausgang
Anschlüsse Empfänger	1x RJ45-Eingang, 1x HDMI-Ausgang
Stromversorgung	5 V DC, 1 A (Netzteil im Lieferumfang)
Leistungsaufnahme	Ca. 2,5 W pro Gerät
Abmessungen (ca.)	Sender: 100 x 70 x 25 mm, Empfänger: 100 x 70 x 25 mm
Gewicht (ca.)	Sender: 200 g, Empfänger: 200 g
Gehäusematerial	Metall (Aluminium)
Betriebstemperatur	0 °C bis 40 °C
Lagertemperatur	-20 °C bis 60 °C
LED-Anzeigen	Strom, HDCP, Übertragungsstatus
Plug & Play	Ja, keine Treiberinstallation erforderlich
Unterstützte Kabel	CAT5e/6/7
Wartung	Gehäuse mit trockenem Tuch reinigen; keine internen Teile
Sicherheitshinweise	Vor Feuchtigkeit schützen; nur im Innenbereich verwenden
Ersatzteile / Reparatur	Keine vom Benutzer austauschbaren Teile; Service durch Fachpersonal
Zertifizierungen	CE, RoHS
Lieferumfang	Sender, Empfänger, 2x Netzteil, Bedienungsanleitung

Häufig gestellte Fragen - LU-TPR-150CR PureLink

Wie schließe ich den PureLink LU-TPR-150CR an?

Welche Auflösungen werden unterstützt?

Funktioniert der Extender mit HDCP?

Welche maximale Entfernung wird unterstützt?

Benötige ich eine separate Stromversorgung?

Warum habe ich kein Bild?

Unterstützt das Gerät Audio-Übertragung?

Kann ich den Extender mit einem Switch oder Router verwenden?

Wie reinige ich das Gerät?

Was bedeuten die LED-Anzeigen?

BEDIENUNGSANLEITUNG LU-TPR-150CR PureLink

Thank you for purchasing the Luxi Electronics® Presenter product. Please read through this manual before using the product.

How the product functions: Think of the daisy chain as the flow of a river; each transmitter (Tx) connects to a source device and loads the signal to the river flow; each receiver (Rx) unloads the signal from the river flow and sends it to the display it is connected to. The front panel and the RS-232 controls determine which source signal goes to which display.

Transmitter - front view

Receiver - front view

Transmitter - rear view

Receiver - rear view

System diagram

graph TD
    A["Hardware"] -->|TX TX RX RX| B["PCI"]
    B --> C["TX RX RX"]
    C --> D["PCI"]
    D --> E["TX RX RX"]
    E --> F["PCI"]
    F --> G["TX RX RX"]
    G --> H["PCI"]
    H --> I["TX RX RX"]
    I --> J["PCI"]
    J --> K["TX RX RX"]
    K --> L["PCI"]
    L --> M["TX RX RX"]
    M --> N["PCI"]
    N --> O["TX RX RX"]
    O --> P["PCI"]
    P --> Q["TX RX RX"]
    Q --> R["PCI"]
    R --> S["TX RX RX"]
    S --> T["PCI"]
    T --> U["TX RX RX"]
    U --> V["PCI"]
    V --> W["TX RX RX"]
    W --> X["PCI"]
    X --> Y["TX RX RX"]
    Y --> Z["PCI"]
    Z --> AA["TX RX RX"]
    AA --> AB["PCI"]
    AB --> AC["TX RX RX"]
    AC --> AD["PCI"]
    AD --> AE["TX RX RX"]
    AE --> AF["PCI"]
    AF --> AG["TX RX RX"]
    AG --> AH["PCI"]
    AH --> AI["TX RX RX"]
    AI --> AJ["PCI"]
    AJ --> AK["TX RX RX"]
    AK --> AL["PCI"]
    AL --> AM["TX RX RX"]
    AM --> AN["PCI"]
    AN --> AO["TX RX RX"]
    AO --> AP["PCI"]
    AP --> AQ["TX RX RX"]
    AQ --> AR["PCI"]
    AR --> AS["TX RX RX"]
    AS --> AT["PCI"]
    AT --> AU["TX RX RX"]
    AU --> AV["PCI"]
    AV --> AW["TX RX RX"]
    AW --> AX["PCI"]
    AX --> AY["TX RX RX"]
    AY --> AZ["PCI"]
    AZ --> BA["TX RX RX"]
    BA --> BB["PCI"]
    BB --> BC["TX RX RX"]
    BC --> BD["PCI"]
    BD --> BE["TX RX RX"]
    BE --> BF["PCI"]
    BF --> BG["TX RX RX"]
    BG --> BH["PCI"]
    BH --> BI["TX RX RX"]
    BI --> BJ["PCI"]
    BJ --> BK["TX RX RX"]
    BK --> BL["PCI"]
    BL --> BM["TX RX RX"]
    BM --> BN["PCI"]
    BN --> BO["TX RX RX"]
    BO --> BP["PCI"]
    BP --> BQ["TX RX RX"]
    BQ --> BR["PCI"]
    BR --> BS["TX RX RX"]
    BS --> BT["PCI"]
    BT --> BU["TX RX RX"]
    BU --> BV["PCI"]
    BV --> BW["TX RX RX"]
    BW --> BX["PCI"]
    BX --> BY["TX RX RX"]
    BY --> BZ["PCI"]
    BZ --> CA["TX RX RX"]
    CA --> CB["PCI"]
    CB --> CC["TX RX RX"]
    CC --> CD["PCI"]
    CD --> CE["TX RX RX"]
    CE --> CF["PCI"]
    CF --> CG["TX RX RX"]
    CG --> CH["PCI"]
    CH --> CI["TX RX RX"]
    CI --> CJ["PCI"]
    CJ --> CK["TX RX RX"]

Captive screw plug termination Captive screw plug termination

The captive screw plugs for power, RS-232 and contact controls are supplied with the unit. Separate the wires about 2.5 cm long; strip off the wire insulation precisely 5 mm from the end.

3D illustration of a green mechanical component with a black handle and blue spiral motion indicator (no text or symbols)

Identify the positive and negative leads for power; Luxi power supply has a white stripe on the positive wire. If not sure, use a multi meter to verify.

Ethernet port Front panel LED

For providing a system wide internet access. Be very careful NOT to plug the Ethernet cable into the yellow 100s connector or vice versa! Permanent damage may occur.

This Presenter is selected.

This Presenter is not selected.

Communication error.

RJ45 plug termination

TRANSMITTER control options RECEIVER control options

Pressing the "Show Me" button on the front panel will select the source connected to this Tx unit; all displays will show the same content from this Tx box. An external button can be connected to the "Show Me" port on the rear panel. A RS-232 host connected to the rear panel can control all functions of every unit in the chain. Make sure both DIP switches recessed on the bottom side are in the down (off) position.

A RS-232 host connected to the rear panel can control all functions of every unit in the chain. Make sure both DIP switches recessed on the bottom side are in the down (off) position.

Minimum system Support

One Tx and one Rx connected with a short Cat6 cable. Use the minimum system to test all devices and cables to be used in bigger systems first in order to isolate any potential problems.

Please contact your reseller directly for local support. See PureLink website for RS-232 commands and user manuals.