AV-receiver ATEN VE800AR-AT-G

The ATEN VE800AR HDMI Receiver connects to a compatible transmitter to extend HDMI signals up to 60 m over a single Cat 5e cable. Designed for AV setups that require remote displays, the receiver supports a maximum resolution of 1920 x 1200 and HDMI features such as 3D and Deep Color. The unit provides an HDMI Type A F output and a DDC port for using the display's EDID via an additional Cat 5e cable. The compact black enclosure measures 550 x 90 x 23 mm and weighs 315 g.

Advantages

The VE800AR enables long-distance HDMI transmission using common Cat 5e cable, reducing the need for multiple cables or complex wiring. It supports HDMI features including 3D and Deep Color for accurate video reproduction and allows EDID communication through the DDC port to preserve display settings. Low power consumption and compact dimensions make it suitable for integration into various AV installations.

Suitable for

• Extending an HDMI source to a remote monitor up to 60 m away
• Digital signage systems and conference room displays
• Home theater or professional AV setups requiring centralized transmission

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: ATEN, model VE800AR-AT-G (MPN: VE800AR-AT-G)
• Maximum resolution: 1920 x 1200
• Maximum transfer distance: 60 m over Cat 5e
• Cable types supported: Cat5e
• Number of HDMI outputs: 1 (HDMI Type A F)
• Power: 5 V, typical consumption 0.75 W
• Colour: Black
• Weight and dimensions: 0.315 kg; 550 x 90 x 23 mm

How to use

Connect the VE800AR to a compatible ATEN transmitter (for example VS1804T or VS1808T) using a Cat 5e cable to receive HDMI signals from the source. Attach the HDMI output to the display using an HDMI Type A cable. If required, connect the DDC port with another Cat 5e cable to access the display's EDID information. Power the receiver with the supplied power adapter and confirm link and signal indicators before use.

Recommendations

For reliable performance, use good-quality Cat 5e cables without excessive splicing and keep cable runs within the specified 60 m limit. Use compatible ATEN transmitters and ensure firmware and display EDID settings are correctly configured for optimal resolution and colour depth.