The transmitter is designed to simplify long-distance USB-C extension, sending video, audio, data, power and bidirectional RS-232 signals up to 330 feet over a single shielded CAT 6A cable.
According to Extron, the transmitter features a USB-C input, local HDMI output and two USB device ports. It supports video resolutions up to 4K/60, with all supported video resolutions delivered without compression for maximum image quality and minimal latency.
“The DTP3 T 321 makes it easier than ever to connect and power USB-C devices in professional AV environments,” said Casey Hall, chief marketing officer for Extron. “By combining long-distance signal extension, device charging, and USB connectivity, it streamlines integration while maintaining exceptional performance.”
Extron said the DTP3 T 321 enables long-distance transmission of USB-C DisplayPort alt-mode video supporting Deep Color, 3D and embedded HD lossless audio formats. The USB-C input supports the three functions of video/audio, USB data and device charging over a single cable.
The DTP3 T 321 provides 60 watts of standard device charging power and up to 100 watts with the addition of the UPI 100 power inserter.