Purelink

The Trouble With HDMI Connectivity... in Ultra HD
As Ultra HD/4K sets the new market standard for video resolution, distributing its content in turn has placed extensive demands on infrastructure. Delivering Ultra HD/4K content uses massive bandwidth (10 Gbit/s), requiring even shorter copper cable lengths than Full HD (1080p) to maintain maximum resolution and reliability.

Further complicating matters, Ultra-HD/4K devices also contain deeply embedded HDCP Digital Content Protection and EDID (Extended Display Identification Data) which, if not addressed properly, can cause display resolution synchronization issues and lead to system failure.

“The challenge with building a complex 4K distribution system is that more components are required to work with multiple sources and displays in order to deliver high bandwidth signals over longer distances,” said James Kim, Senior Manager of Technical Sales at PureLink. “This can result in an unstable, failure-prone installation.”

The PureLink™ Advantage
PureLink introduces the “F1” 4K/Ultra HD HDMI over Single Fiber Extender, the newest addition to the HDTools™ lineup of affordable high performance HD video components and accessories. An industry first, the F1 provides extension of Ultra HD/4K HDMI v1.4b with full HDCP compliance up to 300 meters - as well as USB up to 200 meters - all over a single multimode fiber cable.

Smaller is Better
The F1 transmitter and receiver modules feature a sleek casing with mounting attachments for ease of installation. Together with full KVM operability, the F1 delivers elegant, powerful, and affordable long-distance Ultra HD/4K signal transmission.

Key Features

• HDMI v1.4b Compatibility: Ultra HD/4K transport and extension
• USB extension for full KVM operations
• Single Fiber extends HDMI v1.4b up to 300 meters
• Sleek casing with bottom mounting attachments