1. ON: Flashing Blue LED, operating correctly. If the device stops working the Blue LED will turn off.
2. LINK: CAT5e/6/7 link status indicator, Blue LED illuminated when the connection is successful.
3. IN: HDCP compliance indicator, illuminate blue when the connected device supports HDCP, and blinks when the
connected device does not support HDCP.
4. POWER LED: Illuminate Green when power ON and Red in Standby.
5. HDBT OUT: Connect the CAT5e cable infrastructure to the HDBT output port of HTX 1HLP4K.
6. HDMI OUT: Connect to an HD Display sink device.
7. HDMI IN: Connect to local Source (such as Blu-Ray).
8. IR IN: Connect the IR receiver, the IR signal received from the RCU is modulated on to the CAT5e cable and sent to the
HRX 1LP4K, can be used to turn the TV “ON” or “OFF” at the zone.
9. IR OUT: Connect the IR transmitter, the IR signals sent from RCU at the zone are picked up by the IR receiver which
is connected to the HRX 1LP4K receiver, these are then sent to the HTX 1HLP4K transmitter where the source
commands are then sent to the Source.
10. RS232: Serial port, 3-
pin captive screw connector, connects with the control terminal, supports bi-directional RS232
control.
11. 24VDC Locking power supply (Bi-directional power PoE).
Note: Images shown in this manual are for illustration purposes only and may vary from model to model
2. Panel Description
2.1 HTX 1HLP4K (310040)
2.2 HRX 1LP4K (310039)
1. ON: Flashing Blue LED, operating correctly. If the device stops working the Blue LED will turn off.
2. LINK: CAT5e/6/7 link status indicator, Blue LED illuminated when the connection is successful.
3. IN: HDCP compliance indicator, illuminate blue when the connected device supports HDCP, and blinks when the
connected device does not support HDCP.
4. POWER LED: Illuminate Green when power on and Red in Standby.
5. HDBT OUT: Connect the CAT5e cable infrastructure to the HDBT output port of HTX 1HLP4K.
6. HDMI OUT: Connect to an HD Display sink device.
7. IR IN: Connect the IR r
eceiver, the IR signal received from the RCU is modulated on to the CAT5e cable and sent to the
HTX 1HLP4K, normally used to control the Source device.
8. IR OUT: Connect the IR transmitter, the IR signals sent from RCU at the main viewing area are picked up by the IR
receiver which is connected to the HTX 1HLP4K receiver, these are then sent to the HRX 1LP4K transmitter where
they are then sent to the display, normally to turn it “ON” or “OFF”
9. RS232: Serial port, 3-pin captive screw connector, connects with the control terminal, supports bi-directional RS232
control.
10. 24VDC Locking power supply (Bi-directional power PoE)
Note: Pictures shown in this manual are for reference only. Specifications are subject to change without notice.
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