Micro HDMI Cable ShiverPeaks 77473-3 3.0 m High Speed with Ethernet

Micro HDMI Cable ShiverPeaks 77473-3 3.0 m High Speed with Ethernet connects devices with a Micro HDMI output to standard HDMI displays or capture equipment. The 3.0 m length allows flexible placement of cameras, tablets or portable media players relative to TVs and monitors. High-speed signaling with Ethernet support enables transmission of high-definition video and multichannel audio while permitting network-capable HDMI features when supported by connected devices.

Advantages

The cable provides a reliable physical connection for carrying uncompressed digital video and audio between a Micro HDMI source and an HDMI sink. Its 3.0 meter length balances reach and manageability for studio, field and home setups. High-speed capability ensures compatibility with HD video formats and common audio configurations, while the integrated Ethernet channel can simplify device networking if both ends support HDMI Ethernet Channel features.

Suitable for

• Connecting digital cameras and camcorders to HDMI monitors or capture devices
• Linking tablets and portable media players to HDTVs for video playback
• Temporary or semi-permanent setups in small studios or live streaming rigs
• Presentations where longer reach from source to display is required

Key specifications

• Connector types: Micro HDMI (source) to Standard HDMI (display)
• Cable length: 3.0 metres
• Data rate class: High Speed (supports high-definition video and multichannel audio)
• Ethernet: HDMI Ethernet Channel supported when devices implement the feature
• Signal: Digital video and audio transmission (uncompressed)

How to use

Connect the Micro HDMI end to the Micro HDMI output on your camera, tablet or media player and plug the standard HDMI end into the HDMI input on your TV, monitor or capture device. Select the corresponding HDMI input on the display device and configure output settings on the source device as needed for resolution and audio output. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and secure it to prevent strain on connectors.

Recommendations

For best results, ensure both source and display devices support the desired video resolution and audio formats. Avoid running the cable alongside high-power electrical wiring to reduce potential interference, and check device menus to enable any HDMI Ethernet Channel or audio return features if required.