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V3AD HDTV Component Video and Digital Audio Balun |
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The Intelix
V3AD
balun is an ideal solution for routing high definition (HDTV)
signals over structured cabling, such as Cat 5. The V3AD does
not require power and supports 480i/p, 720p, and 1080i/p resolution
video. The V3AD
was discontinued on January 1, 2007. It was replaced by the
AVO-V3AD-F.
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Example System |
Example System 1: Two V3AD baluns connect a satellite to a
remote plasma and an audio receiver. Digital audio and HDTV video from the
satellite is balanced by the source balun, transmitted over the Cat 5
cabling, and then unbalanced by the receive balun. The send V3AD
connects directly to the satellite's component (YPbPr) video RCA
connectors, and a short RCA cable is used to connect the V3AD to the
digital audio output. The receive V3AD is connected directly to the
RCA inputs on the plasma, and a RCA cable is used to connect the V3AD
to the audio receiver's digital audio input.
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Example System |
Example System 2: Two V3AD baluns connect a DVD player to a
television. Digital audio and component (YPbPr) video from the
DVD player is balanced by the source balun, transmitted over the Cat 5
cabling, and then unbalanced by the receive balun.
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Example System |
Example System 3: Two V3AD baluns connect a satellite to a
projector and an audio receiver. Digital audio and HDTV video from the
satellite is balanced by the source balun, transmitted over the Cat 5
cabling, and then unbalanced by the receive balun. The send V3AD
connects directly to the satellite's component (YPbPr) video RCA
connectors, and a short RCA cable is used to connect the V3AD to the
digital audio output. The receive V3AD is connected directly to the
RCA inputs on the projector, and a RCA cable is used to connect the V3AD
to the audio receiver's digital audio input.
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Example System |
Example System 4: Two V3AD baluns connect a digital video
recorder (DVR) to a television. Digital audio and component (YPbPr) video from the
DVR is balanced by the source balun, transmitted over the Cat 5
cabling, and then unbalanced by the receive balun.
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Technical Specifications |
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Max
Distance
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Digital audio
only: 600 feet
480i/p video only:
1,000 feet
480i/p video and
digital audio: 600 feet
720p video only:
500 feet
720p video and
digital audio: 500 feet
1080i/p video
only: 500 feet
1080i/p video and
digital audio: 500 feet
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Bandwidth
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Video: 60 MHz, 3
dB roll off
Audio: 25 MHz, 1
dB roll off
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| Power |
No power required |
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Maximum Input |
1.1 Vp-p |
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Audio Insertion Loss |
Less than 1 dB over the
frequency range |
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Video Insertion Loss |
0.1 dB for 0.1 MHz.
Gradually increasing to 2.5 dB over the frequency range. |
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Audio Return Loss |
Greater than 15 dB over
the frequency range |
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Video Return Loss |
Greater than 15 dB over
the frequency range |
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Audio Common Mode
Rejection
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150
dB at 0.1 MHz. Gradually increasing to -30 dB at
25 MHz.
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Video Common Mode
Rejection
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-55
dB at 0.1 MHz. Gradually increasing to -20 dB at
60 MHz.
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| Cable |
Cat 3, Cat 5, Cat 5e, Cat 6, and Cat
7 compatible |
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Connectors
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Input: three (3)
male RCA connectors for video and one (1) female RCA connector for
digital audio
Output: one (1)
shielded RJ45
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Enclosure |
Fire retardant plastic |
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Dimensions |
2.4" x 2..25" x 1.0"
with a 6" cable lead for video |
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Shipping Weight |
3 lbs. |
| Pin Out |
Red: 7 & 8, pair 4
Blue: 1 & 2, pair
2
Green: 3 & 6, pair
3
Digital Audio: 4 &
5, pair 1
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Temperature |
Operating: 32 to
131 degrees F
Storage: -4 to 185
degrees F
Humidity: up to
95%
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Warranty |
2 years |
| Part # |
V3AD: single V3AD balun in bulk packaging
V3AD-PAC:
pair of V3AD baluns in retail-ready packaging
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Regulatory |
FCC, CE |
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Included Accessories |
None |
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When
shouldn't I use baluns? |
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