HDMI Audio eARC Extractor, black, metal, including USB power cable, DINIC Box

Advantages

• Audio extraction from a TV’s HDMI ARC/eARC connection
• Four audio output options: Toslink, coaxial via RCA, 3.5 mm TRS and HDMI-A
• Support for PCM/LPCM as well as 5.1 and 7.1 multi-channel audio
• USB-C port for power supply; USB power cable included
• Manual ON/OFF switch for controlled operation
• Black metal housing for use in AV, installation and rack environments

Product description

The DINIC HDMI Audio eARC Extractor is designed to extract digital audio signals provided via a TV’s HDMI ARC/eARC interface. To do this, the TV’s ARC/eARC HDMI port is connected to the extractor’s HDMI-A eARC input socket.

Toslink optical, coaxial via RCA, 3.5 mm TRS and HDMI-A are available for routing the audio signal to audio and AV components. PCM/LPCM and multi-channel audio in 5.1 and 7.1 are supported.

This means the Extractor can be used, for example, if a connected audio system does not itself have an ARC/eARC interface, or if a particular installation requires separate optical, coaxial, analogue or HDMI-based audio output points. Power is supplied via a USB-C socket; a USB power cable is included.

Applications

• TV and digital signage installations with external audio equipment
• Conference and training rooms with separate audio output
• AV distribution in the project sector
• Media technology installations with audio systems without an ARC/eARC interface
• Service and test set-ups for HDMI audio signal paths

Technical specifications

Compatibility

The HDMI Audio eARC Extractor is designed for TV sets that provide audio signals via an HDMI-A port with ARC or eARC.

On the output side, audio and AV components with a Toslink input, coaxial RCA input, 3.5 mm TRS input or HDMI-A input can be connected. The relevant interface on the connected device must match the selected output on the extractor.

Selection and practical guidance

For audio extraction, the HDMI port used on the TV must support ARC or eARC. The TV’s audio output must be set to ARC/eARC accordingly.

Before integration, you should check which input is available on the downstream audio system. The Extractor offers optical, coaxial, analogue and HDMI-based outputs for this purpose.

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