Name: Long-Reach 2×1 HDMI & USB-C HDBaseT Wall Plate Extender Kit — 4K60 4:4:4
Brand: KanexPro
SKU: WP-EXTHDTC150

Question 1

What video bandwidth does the WP-EXTHDTC150 support?

Accepted Answer

The WP-EXTHDTC150 supports 18Gbps of video bandwidth, carrying resolutions up to 4K2K@60Hz 4:4:4.

Question 2

Which HDMI and HDCP versions does the WP-EXTHDTC150 meet?

Accepted Answer

It is HDMI 2.0b compliant and HDCP 2.2 compliant.

Question 3

What control protocols can I run through the WP-EXTHDTC150?

Accepted Answer

It passes bi-directional IR, RS-232 and CEC through the HDBaseT link, so you can control the source and the display from either end.

Question 4

How does RS-232 work across the WP-EXTHDTC150 link?

Accepted Answer

RS-232 is a transparent pass-through over the CAT cable; commands travel both transmitter-to-receiver and receiver-to-transmitter through the 3-pin Phoenix connectors at each end. No command set is built into the unit itself.

Question 5

What cable does the WP-EXTHDTC150 run on, and how must it be terminated?

Accepted Answer

Use a single CAT6/6A cable between the transmitter's HDBaseT OUT and the receiver's HDBT IN. Terminate it straight-through (both ends wired to the same pin order); do not cross-connect.

Question 6

Do I need a network switch between the two units of the WP-EXTHDTC150?

Accepted Answer

No. The transmitter and receiver each connect directly to the single CAT6/6A run, with no LAN switch required between them.

Question 7

The display shows no picture on my WP-EXTHDTC150 link. Where do I start?

Accepted Answer

Check the receiver's Connection Signal Indicator: on means the transmitter and receiver are well connected, flashing means the connection is poor, and off means they are not connected. If it is flashing or off, verify the CAT6/6A run and that it is terminated straight-through at both ends.

Question 8

The WP-EXTHDTC150 link is connected but I still get no image. What next?

Accepted Answer

Look at the receiver's Data Signal Indicator: on means an HDMI signal with HDCP is present, flashing means a signal without HDCP, and off means there is no HDMI signal. If it is off, confirm the source is active and selected, and check that the correct input LED (HDMI or USB-C) is lit on the transmi

Question 9

How far will it actually run at 4K?

Accepted Answer

Up to 120m (394 ft) at 4K60 4:4:4 over CAT6/6A, and up to 150m (492 ft) at 1080p60. Reach at the top resolution depends on using CAT6/6A terminated straight-through per the kit's wiring guide; longer or lower-grade cable trades resolution for distance.

Question 10

Does it extend USB for a keyboard, mouse or camera at the display end (KVM)?

Accepted Answer

No. The USB-C port is a video input for a laptop or mobile source; it does not extend USB peripherals to the receiver.