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Crestron IM-RXV1 & IM-RXV3 iMedia Receiver/Processor with Video

Operations & Installation Guide – DOC. 6478 iMedia Receiver/Processor with Video: IM-RXV1 & IM-RXV3 • 1

iMedia Receiver/Processor with

Video: IM-RXV1 & IM-RXV3

Introduction

Features and Functions

• Simple, affordable solution for single-display multimedia presentation

• Models with one (IM-RXV1) or three (IM-RXV3) IM transmitter

inputs available

• iMedia transport for fast and easy single-cable installation using

CresCAT™-IM cable

• Supports XGA resolution up to 84 feet, and UXGA up to 34 feet over

CresCAT-IM cable

• Receives and displays composite video signals

• Built-in LAN, RS-232, IR, relays and digital input control ports

• Built-in 20 Watt stereo amplifier and line-level outputs

• Complete setup in minutes using iMedia Wizard Software

• Buil

-in Web-server su

orts e-Control

2 and RoomView

The iMedia Transport

The iMedia transport utilizes a single CAT5e* type cable to transmit computer RGB,

video, and stereo audio signals to a single projector or plasma display. A typical

XGA signal (1024 X 768 pixels at 60Hz) can be transmitted up to 84 feet using

iMedia, while higher resolutions up to 1600 x 1200 can be handled over shorter

distances. Composite video signals can be transmitted up to 218 feet. Audio is

transmitted digitally at 20-bit, 48 kHz resolution. Control and power signals are also

contained on the same wire, eliminating the need for separate control or power

cables.

* For iMedia use CresCAT-IM cable, or quality CAT5e/CAT6 cable having a maximum delay skew

of 15ns per 100m.

iMedia Receiver

Mounted at the projector or plasma display, the IM-RXV1 and IM-RXV3 receive the

iMedia (IM) signal from up to three IM transmitters, breaking out the RGB, video,

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