技术细节
| 带宽（最大） |
340 MHz |
| x.v.Color支持 |
Y |
| 支援色深技术 |
Y |
| 播放光盘格式 |
SACD |
| 音频回传通道（ARC） |
Y |
| HDCP |
Y |
| 类型 |
Combination tool |
Combi-Tool f/ Assembling of HDMI Plugs, HDMI 1.4, 4096 x 2160 Max, 340 MHz, 16/24 bit RGB/YUV, Deep Color, x.v.Color
The combination tool ID-HT 1 of PureID series was specially developed for the simple making-up the HDMI connector DIY ID CON-PRO. The HDMI connector by means of the IDC process (Insulation Displacement Connection) attached, to which in practice only a knife and this special tool is needed. Two separate, arresting wire guides with color identification (one for 9, the other for 10 wires) hold that wires in the correct order for the plug ready and then (ID-CG-PRO-1) pressed by cable guide (ID-WG-1) and a compression lead to the plug internal part (ID-CON-CONNECT). All components are also available as a set (ID-STARTER).
<b>Features:</b>
- Combi tool for easy cable assembly on site
- Accessories for DIY Connector ID-CON-PRO from the PureID series
- Color coding: Find the right cable to the right place
- Also available in Starter ID-STARTER
- PureID series -. Field mountable HDMI cable with accessories
<b>HDMI Ethernet Channel</b>
The Ethernet Channel in HDMI cable is a new feature of the HDMI 1.4 standards. With Ethernet Channel IP-based entertainment devices such as TVs, set-top boxes or games consoles can be used on your home network and thus make use of the Internet so without any additional wiring is required.
<b>HDMI Audio Return Channel</b>
The ARC also or Audio Return Channel named Audio return channel replaced the Ethernet Channel another cable in home cinema. The return channel transmits the digital audio signal on demand via the HDMI cable back to the AV receiver. This saves the connection with a separate Toslink cable.
<b>Professional quality</b>
With a Purelink product Always opt for first-class professional quality. PureLink HDMI connections meet the challenge to transfer perfectly even with high data rates and sound images. Our HDMI products are optimized to meet the requirements of HDTV, so that no pixel errors are to be feared.
