HDMI splitter extra digital CA912506 1 in 10 outputs 4K 3D

The extra digital CA912506 HDMI splitter distributes a single HDMI input to ten HDMI outputs, supporting HDMI 1.4b and HDCP1.4. It handles up to 4K (3840×2160) at 30 Hz and 3D formats, enabling one source — such as a DVD player, AV receiver or set‑top box — to drive multiple displays simultaneously. The unit includes built‑in IR extension for remote control, EDID management with 10 modes, and a serial port for firmware upgrades.

Advantages

This 1x10 HDMI splitter regenerates and distributes the HDMI signal to ten sinks while maintaining compatibility with 4K/30Hz and 3D content. It supports 8/10/12‑bit color depths, a maximum TMDS clock of 340 MHz and a data rate up to 3.4 Gbps. The device accepts standard AWG26 HDMI cables (input up to 5 m, outputs up to 10 m), offers CEC on one output, and is powered by an external 12 V/2 A adapter. Its compact size and IR extension simplify installation in multi‑screen setups and digital signage environments.

Suitable for

• Digital signage and retail displays
• Multi‑room AV distribution
• Conference rooms and presentations
• Classroom and training facilities

Key specifications

• Model: extra digital CA912506
• Input/Output: 1 HDMI input → 10 HDMI outputs
• HDMI version: 1.4b; HDCP: 1.4
• Maximum resolution: 3840×2160 @ 30 Hz
• Supported resolutions: 3840×2160, 1920×1080, 1280×1024, 1280×720, 1024×768
• Video format: 3D support; 8/10/12‑bit color depth
• Max TMDS clock: 340 MHz; Max transfer rate: 3.4 Gbps
• Cable support: AWG26 HDMI (input ≤5 m, outputs ≤10 m)
• Extras: IR extension, EDID management (10 modes), serial port upgrade
• Power: AC 100–240 V (50/60 Hz) → DC 12 V / 2 A
• Operating conditions: -15°C to +55°C; 5–90% RH
• Size & weight: 375×89×22 mm; 780 g
• Warranty: 24 months

How to use

Connect the HDMI source to the splitter’s HDMI input and connect up to ten HDMI displays to the outputs using compatible AWG26 HDMI cables within the recommended lengths. Plug the supplied power adapter into the unit and a mains outlet. Use the EDID modes to match source and display requirements, and employ the IR extension to control the source device via the splitter’s IR‑RX if needed. For firmware updates, use the serial port following the manufacturer’s update instructions.

Usage recommendations

Place the splitter near the source or at the end of a long HDMI run to regenerate the signal; keep cable lengths within specified limits (input ≤5 m, outputs ≤10 m) and use good‑quality AWG26 HDMI cables to ensure stable 4K/30Hz and 3D transmission.