Technical details
| Sample rate |
38 kHz |
| Apple docking compatibility |
Not supported |
| On Screen Display (OSD) |
Y |
Additionally
| S-Video in |
1 |
| Ethernet LAN (RJ-45) ports quantity |
1 |
| Wireless technologies |
Wired |
| Ethernet LAN connection |
Y |
PAL/NTSC, OSD, IR, RJ-45, 400 m
<b>The Compact Video Receiver Unit (751) is for use with the Compact Video Hub and connects to the AV display such as a large screen, projector or TV. It supports IR control, video and stereo audio as well as IR porting.</b>
The 751-Q unit connects to the Compact Video Hub, (Part 740/743), at distances of up to 400m (1300ft) via an installed Cat-5/6 UTP cabling system. The line powered 751-Q unit outputs baseband video and stereo audio to display screens, projectors, TVs and PC workstations.
Viewer control of the 751-Q is with either a hand held IR Remote Control Unit (Part 790/1X) or a touch screen or PC workstation, when used in conjunction with a Compact RS232 to IR Converter Unit (Part 753).
Viewers can select channels and adjust volume, assisted by an On Screen Display capability showing channel name and volume status.
If the 751-Q is to be positioned out of sight, perhaps mounted behind a display or in a cabinet where line of sight is obstructed, then a Compact wired IR Sensor (Part 911-4154) is required. The sensor can be discretely mounted adjacent to or on the screen bezel using the adhesive pad supplied and then connected to the unit. This action disables the 751's internal "on board" IR sensor.
In addition, with the MediaStar Compact IR routing feature, viewers are able control remotely located IR equipped devices such as DVDs and Satellite Decoders. Any user viewing a Compact 751-Q Receiver Unit can control the input device. When a channel is selected by a user an IR pathway is opened between that user and the AV device being viewed and by using the device's own remote control the user can operate the remote AV device.
