Roland converts HDBaseT signals to HDMI with HT-TX01 and HT-RX01 for long distances

HDBaseT compatible, Roland has developed a new transmitter and receiver, HT-TX01 and HT-RX01 models, respectively, that are emerging as a complement to its new line of XS audio/video matrices.

The new HT-TX01 HDBaseT transmitter and HT-RX01 HDBaseT receiver are the latest developments of Roland, that convert HDBaseT signals to and from an HDMI, that thanks to this compatibility are also added to the recently presented series of audio/video matrices XS of this manufacturer.

Designed to support audio, RS-232 video and control over a cable up to 100 meters Cat5/6e, This new transmitter and receiver is an ideal solution for extending HDMI signals over long distances, both in live productions and in fixed applications.

In addition, HT-RX01 fits perfectly as an HDBaseT signal receiver from any Roland XS Series multi-format audio/video matrix. In this combination it is possible to transmit RS-232 via Cat5/6e cable using a specific cable provided with the converter, to later obtain that RS-232 on the receiver.

These new HDBaseT products from Roland comply with HDCP standards and support signals up to 1,080p and WUXGA over HDMI to connect cameras, Computers, Blu-ray, mixers and other sources to LCD monitors, Projectors and other devices a hundred meters away, Very advantageous for audio/video signal runs for installations in large spaces.

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