EVHDMI01T-001M - Cables for Computers and Peripherals Black Box - Free user manual and instructions

Product Type	HDMI Cable
Brand	Black Box
Model	EVHDMI01T-001M
Length	1 meter (3.3 feet)
Connector Type	HDMI 19-pin male to HDMI 19-pin male
Cable Type	High-Speed HDMI with Ethernet
Jacket Material	PVC
Conductor Material	Oxygen-free copper
Shielding	Triple shielding (foil + braid)
HDMI Version	2.0
Supported Resolution	Up to 4K@60Hz
Audio Return Channel (ARC)	Supported
Ethernet Channel	Supported (HEAC)
Transfer Speed	Up to 18 Gbps
Color	Black
Weight	Approx. 50 g (1.8 oz)
Operating Temperature	0°C to 50°C (32°F to 122°F)
Storage Temperature	-20°C to 60°C (-4°F to 140°F)
Compliance	RoHS, CE, FCC
Warranty	Limited Lifetime Warranty
Package Contents	1x HDMI cable
Cleaning	Wipe with dry cloth; do not use liquids or abrasives
Safety	Avoid sharp bends and excessive pulling; keep away from heat sources
Repair / Spare Parts	Non-repairable; replace if damaged

Frequently Asked Questions - EVHDMI01T-001M Black Box

Does this cable support 4K resolution?

Yes, the Black Box EVHDMI01T-001M supports up to 4K@60Hz resolution with HDMI 2.0.

Is this cable compatible with older HDMI devices?

It is backward compatible with older HDMI versions, but may only support the lowest common resolution.

Does the cable include Ethernet support?

Yes, it supports HDMI Ethernet Channel (HEC) for network connectivity.

What is the maximum length for a reliable 4K signal?

For 4K@60Hz, the recommended maximum is about 5 meters. At 1 meter, this cable is perfect.

Can I use this cable for a projector?

Yes, as long as the projector has an HDMI input. Length is sufficient for typical setups.

Is the cable shielded?

Yes, it features triple shielding to reduce electromagnetic interference.

Does this cable support Audio Return Channel (ARC)?

Yes, it supports ARC for sending audio from the TV back to the receiver.

What is the transfer speed of this cable?

It supports up to 18 Gbps, sufficient for 4K video and high-quality audio.

Is the cable compatible with HDMI 2.1 devices?

It is compatible but will be limited to HDMI 2.0 features; it cannot support 8K or higher refresh rates.

How should I clean and store the cable?

Wipe with a dry cloth; do not use chemicals. Store loosely coiled without bending sharply.

USER MANUAL EVHDMI01T-001M Black Box

	I AM CONNECTING TO
MY SOURCE	DISPLAY PORT	HDMI DVI VGA
DISPLAY PORT	VCB-DP-xxxx-MM (CBL)AOC-HL-DP4-XXXM (AOC)VA-DP-CPL (CPL)	VA-DP12-HDMI4K-A (ACT)EVNDPHDMI-MF-R3 (PAS)	EVNDPDVI-XXX-MM (CBL)EVNDPDVI-MF-R3 (PAS)VA-DP-DVID-A (ACT)	EVNDPVGA-MF-R3 (DNG)
MINI DISPLAY PORT	ENVMDPDP-XXX-MM (CBL)VA-MDP12-DP12 (DNG)	ENVMDP-HDMI (PAS)VA-MDP12-HDMI4K-A (ACT)	ENVMDP-DVI (PAS) EVNMDP-VGA (ACT)
HDMI	VA-HDMI-DP (DNG)	VCB-HD2L-XXX (CBL 2.0)AOC-HL-H2-XXM (AOC)EVHDMI01T-XXXM (CBL 1.3)VCB-HDMI-XXXM (CBL 1.4)VCL-HDMIL-XXXM (DLCBL 1.4)VCS-HDMI-XXXM (SLMCBL 1.4)VA-HDMI-CPL (CPL)	EVHDMI02T-XXXM (CBL)FA790 (ADP)	VA-HDMI-VGA (DNG)
DVI	N/A	EVHDMI02T-XXXM (CBL)VCL-HDMIDVI-XXXM (SLCBL 1.4)VA-DVID-HDMI (DNG)FA795-R2 (ADP)	DVI-I-DL-XXXM (DVII CBL)EVNDVI02-XXXX (DVID CBL)VA-DVI-CPL (CPL)	EVNDVI01-XXXX (CBL)VA-VGA-DVII (DNG)FA461 (ADP)
VGA	N/A N/A		EVNDVI01-XXXX (CBL)VA-VGA-DVII (DNG)KVGA-DVID	EVNPS06B-XXXX-MM (CBL)EVNPS06-XXXX-MM (CBL)FA452-R2 (CPL)FA454-R2 (CPL)
USB-C	VA-USBC31-DP12 (DNG)VA-USBC31-DP4KC (DNG)VA-USBC31-DP12M-010 (CBL)VA-USBC31-DP12-XXX(CBL)	VA-USBC31-HDMI4K (DNG)VA-USBC31-HD4KC (DNG)VA-USBC31-HDR4K-XXX (CBL)VA-USBC31-HDMI4K-016 (CBL)	VA-USBC31-DVID(DNG)VA-USBC31-DVIC (DNG)VA-USBC31-DVID-XXX (CBL)	VA-USBC31-VGA (DNG)VA-USBC31-VGAC (DNG)VA-USBC31-VGA-XXX (CBL)

Key: CBL = Cable; CBL 1.3 = Cable, HDMI v1.3 (1080p); CBL 1.4 = Cable, HDMI v1.4 (4K); SLCBL 1.4 = Single Locking HDMI v1.4 Cable; DLCBL 1.4 = Dual Locking HDMI v1.4 Cable; DVID CBL = DVI-D Cable; DVII CBL = DVI-I Cable; SLMCBL 1.4 = Slim HDMI v1.4 Cable; DNG = Dongle; LDNG = Dongle w/locking HDMI; CPL = Coupler; ADP = Adapter; ACT = Active; AOC = Active Optical Cable; CBL 2.0 = Cable HDMI 2.0 with Ethernet; PAS = Passive

WHEN TO CHOOSE AN ACTIVE DISPLAYPORT ADAPTER

When you connect a source with a (mini)DisplayPort interface to one or more DVI or HDMI display(s), you need to know the difference between active and passive video adapters.

PCs and other video sources with dual-mode DisplayPort (also known as DP++) interface support the conversion between DisplayPort and HDMI or DVI. You can use a passive video adapter. Watch out for the DP++ symbol at your source port.

Use always an active video adapter, if your video source has a single-mode DisplayPort interface or needs to support multiple video outputs. Active adapters are equipped with an internal chip that performs the conversion between single-mode or dual-mode DisplayPort and HDMI or DVI.