World’s first HDMI-DVI Extender over Single CAT6 cable that is HDCP and DDC compatible from Teq AV/IT |
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Extend HD 1080p HDMI or WUXGA-resolution DVI up to 130-ft (40m) over ONE CAT6 cable |
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Use of single UTP (CAT6 or CAT5e) cable to send HDMI or DVI signal
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Compliant with HDCP 1.3 and DDC standards |
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Long distance range for high-resolution HD video signals (1080p, 1080i and 720p) |
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Full control over image quality at each display with Equalization and Gain control
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Save hundreds over comparative products in equipment, cable and labor cost |
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Quality Products, Reliability, Value, Technological advantage– Teq AV/IT
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Training/Conferencing |
Residential |
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Rental & Staging |
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Why single cable is better than dual cable when extending signal? |
For any dual cable installation, in addition to cable, connector and labor cost doubling, the reliability, support and service issues become critical. What if one cable was broken or swapped or not connected? So would it not make sense to go with single cable solution. |
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If given an option of HDMI, DVI, VGA and Component video output by different digital signage players or company, which option is better? |
First factor is to make sure that chosen signal and connector is acceptable to the display. Second check the distance between source and display and last is the native resolution of the display vs. supported resolution of the digital signage player. With HDMI leading the growth out of all four choices, most preferred is HDMI and then DVI with VGA following it. |
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