Fiber-optic interconnection of digital audio/video HDTV data enables long-distance transmission of crystal clear quality data of integrated HDTV systems. The HDMI is an industry standard of digital audio/video transmission protocol supporting TMDS (Transit Minimized Differential Signal) graphic transmission and implementing DDC (Display Data Control) for CPU to identify displays and fulfill encryption/decryption for HDCP (High Definition Contents Protection).

Optical technology for gigabit digital transmission makes it simple to extend digital graphic data above the extension limits of copper wires providing pure signal integrity for an ideal visual experience, no EMI/RFI emissions, light weight, rugged cabling and connectors, low power consumption and installation ease.

M1-203H-TR   One-fiber HDMI Extender for digital video/audio with all-fiber for multiplex and de-multiplex the HD video, Display Data Channel (DDC) and High Definition Copy Protection (HDCP).
M1-2R2H-TR   fiber/copper detachable module adopts RJ-45C UTP cable for DDC/HDCP interconnection as well as two duplex LC patch cord fibers to transmit the HDMI data.
M1-2000   Point to Point hybrid HDMI cable with four multi-mode fibers for Video/Audio transmission and copper wires for DDC/HDCP and DC power.