The VLEX - ACT300 - TR is a top - notch digital audio extender. It efficiently extends digital audio signals over long distances without sacrificing quality. Ideal for both professional audio setups and personal use, it supports multiple audio formats like LPCM, DTS, Dolby Digital, and Dolby Digital Plus. With advanced tech, it guarantees high - quality signal transmission, perfect for home theaters and studio setups. It supports various sample rates and has an excellent bitrate over long distances, providing pristine audio even at extended ranges. It features optical and coaxial input/output ports for wide compatibility and analog stereo outputs on the receiver side for flexibility. Its durable metal enclosure makes it reliable in tough environments. The extender has a compact design, easy to fit into tight spaces. It operates in a wide temperature range and is energy - efficient. Key features include support for multiple audio formats, high sample rates up to 192 kHz, both optical and coaxial connections, analog stereo output, long transmission up to 300 meters, a sleek black metal enclosure, low power consumption of 3.36W max, and a wide operating temperature from 32°F to 104°F. Technical specs cover bitrate over distance, supported audio formats, sample rates, ESD protection, and more. Connection details are provided for both transmitter and receiver, and mechanical details include housing, color, dimensions, weight, power supply, and temperature and humidity ranges.
Using the VLEX - ACT300 - TR is easy. First, connect the transmitter to your audio source. You can use either the optical (Toslink) or coaxial SPDIF RCA input port. Then, connect the output of the transmitter to the receiver using the RJ45 cable. On the receiver side, you can connect your audio device to the optical, coaxial, or analog stereo output. For best results, make sure your audio source and destination support the same audio formats and sample rates. When handling the device, avoid static electricity as it has ESD protection, but a large static shock could still damage it. Keep the device in a place with a temperature between 32°F and 104°F and relative humidity of 20 - 90% without condensation. To maintain the device, keep it clean and dust - free. You can use a soft, dry cloth to wipe it. If there are any issues, check the connections first. If the problem persists, contact the manufacturer for further assistance.
