The Datavideo VP - 737 is an outstanding composite video signal repeater, composed of a transmission unit and a receiver unit. It can extend composite video source signals up to 200 meters away using Cat5e or better cables. You'll love its hassle - free installation; there's no need for software configuration, so you can get it up and running quickly. Key features include long - distance wired composite video transmission of up to 200 meters, full adaptability for a fast and easy setup, and the ability to utilize existing Cat5e or superior wiring infrastructures. Technical specifications: Max Distance: 200 m / 660 ft; Bandwidth Video: NTSC: 4.1 MHz / PAL: 5.8MHz; Supported Resolutions: 625i PAL, 525i NTSC; Impedance Video: 1 Vp - p / 75 ohm; Signal/Noise Ratio (SNR): >50dB; Signal Level: Video: 2Vpp (maximum); Differential Gain: <=3%; Differential Phase: <=3 deg; Connector: Transmitter - CV Input (BNC), DC Input, CAT 5e Output (RJ - 45); Receiver - CV Output (BNC), CAT 5e Input (RJ - 45); Power: 12V / 0.6W; Dimension (mm): 108.9(L) x 37.5(W) x 32.0(H); Weight (kg): 0.1 (Transmitter), 0.1 (Receiver).
Using the Datavideo VP - 737 is a breeze. First, connect the transmitter to your composite video source using the BNC connector. Then, plug the DC input to power it up. Next, connect the Cat5e cable to the RJ - 45 output of the transmitter. On the other end, connect the same Cat5e cable to the RJ - 45 input of the receiver. Finally, connect your display device to the BNC output of the receiver. You don't need to configure any software, so it should start working right away. When using it, make sure the cables are properly connected and there's no damage to them. Keep the device in a dry and cool place to avoid overheating. For maintenance, you can use a soft cloth to clean the exterior of the transmitter and receiver. Check the cables regularly for any signs of wear and tear. If you encounter any problems, make sure the power supply is stable and the connections are secure.
