Fiber-optic interconnection of digital audio/video HDTV data, complying with HDMI 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).

It can simply extend over the limits of copper wire extension without any distribution amplifier or repeater. In addition, the products could offer a benefit to make EMI much lower in the TMDS high-speed transmission.

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.