What it is for
Pair of boxes that carries video, USB, network and power over one cable, from the table to the display. Used in Briefing auditorium · Large meeting room · Medium meeting room and 6 more.
Installed by year
Ports
10 portsUSB-A3RJ4521 inUSB-B1HDMI11 out3.5 mm1Terminal block1DC barrel11 in
Front
Rear
USBHDBaseTVideoOtherNetworkPower
Every port, in detail
| # | Port | Connector | Carries | Direction | Where |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | usb-b-1When the DIP-switch is set to active host, connects a USB host (e.g. room PC) to communicate with USB peripherals on this device or the connected transmitter. Only one side (transmitter or receiver) can be the active host at a time. | USB-B | USB | Both ways | Front |
| 2 | hdbaset-1Connects to the HDBT OUT connector on a paired PoE-accepting transmitter (e.g. EXT3-C-XR-T). Bidirectional PoE auto-senses the line and either supplies power to the transmitter or accepts power from it/an injector; the 19.7W figure is inferred from the transmitter's matching max PoE-consumption spec, since no separate receiver-side PoE-budget figure is published. | RJ45 | video, USB, ethernet, rs232, ir, HDBaseT, PoE | In | Rear |
| 3 | hdmi-out-1Connect to an HDMI acceptor (e.g. display). | HDMI | video, audio | Out | Rear |
| 4 | usb-a-1USB signal/charging inactive on this port when no USB host PC is connected. Shares a 2A total USB device-charging current budget with usb-a-2 and usb-a-3. | USB-A | USB | Both ways | Rear |
| 5 | usb-a-2Charging power stays active even when the USB host PC is disconnected. Shares a 2A total USB device-charging current budget with usb-a-1 and usb-a-3. | USB-A | USB | Both ways | Rear |
| 6 | usb-a-3Charging power stays active even when the USB host PC is disconnected. Shares a 2A total USB device-charging current budget with usb-a-1 and usb-a-2. | USB-A | USB | Both ways | Rear |
| 7 | ir-1Bidirectional IR link extension. | 3.5 mm | ir | Both ways | Rear |
| 8 | rs232-13-pin (G, Rx, Tx) bidirectional RS-232 link extension. | Terminal block | rs232 | Both ways | Rear |
| 9 | lan-1Gigabit LAN connection, Ethernet extension to the transmitter side. | RJ45 | ethernet | Both ways | Rear |
| 10 | power-inLocking 2-pin DC power connector (not a plain round barrel jack); +48V DC, for powering the unit and providing PoE to the transmitter. | DC barrel | power | In | Rear |
Spaces using it
77 spacesCHI 12.03 HeronCHI 12.04 CurlewCHI 12.05 GannetCHI 12.06 KestrelCHI 12.07 PeregrineCHI 12.08 Barn OwlCHI 13.01 OystercatcherCHI 13.02 LapwingCHI 13.03 KingfisherCHI 13.04 CormorantCPH 4.03 HeronCPH 4.04 CurlewCPH 4.05 GannetCPH 4.06 KestrelCPH 4.07 PeregrineCPH 4.08 Barn Owl+61 more
Space types that use it
86 units in 77 spaces at 10 officesBriefing auditoriumDual display, codec in the control roomLarge meeting roomLarge, single display, Large, dual display, Enhanced, single display, Enhanced, dual displayMedium meeting roomDual display, Single displaySmall meeting roomDual display, Single displayDemo zoneDual display, video barExecutive boardroomDual display, codecHuddle room, sofaRoom systemHybrid meeting roomStandardMakerspaceStandard
Notes
- Powers the EXT3-C-XR-T over the HDBaseT cable; the transmitter draws up to 19.7 W that way. Kramer calls the port "bidirectional PoE".
- Size and weight from the manual; the product page says 116 mm deep and 0.6 kg.
What the manufacturer doesn't say
- No hardware revision is published.
- No PoE budget is published for the power it sends to the transmitter.
- USB-A charging is given only as 2 A shared between the three ports.
Sources
- EXT3-POE-XR-R 4K60 4:4:4 Receiver with Bidirectional PoE - Kramer
Specifications - EXT3-C-XR-T / EXT3-POE-XR-R User Manual (Kramer P/N 2900-301567 Rev 2)
Port labels, faces and panel layout
Each model was read twice, independently, and the two readings reconciled against the manufacturer's text.