Wireless Audio/Video Extender VISION TC-USBCW HDMI over Wi‑Fi 5, USB‑C support

VISION TC-USBCW is a wireless audio/video extender that transmits HDMI signals over Wi‑Fi 5, enabling cable-free screen mirroring and AV distribution. The device supports HDMI input/output and includes USB‑C compatibility for connecting modern sources. Designed for meeting rooms, classrooms, home theaters and digital signage, the extender provides a simple way to share video and audio from laptops, media players or mobile devices without running HDMI cables across a room.

Advantages

The VISION TC-USBCW eliminates the need for long HDMI runs by using Wi‑Fi 5 to transmit high-definition video and audio, reducing installation complexity and physical clutter. USB‑C support allows direct connection of compatible smartphones, tablets and laptops without additional adapters. Its HDMI input/output design preserves compatibility with standard AV equipment and simplifies integration into existing setups.

Suitable for

• Conference and meeting rooms for wireless presentation and screen sharing
• Classrooms and lecture halls for teacher and student device sharing
• Home theater setups to stream content from portable devices to a TV or projector
• Digital signage environments where flexible placement and content switching are required

Key specifications

• Wireless standard: Wi‑Fi 5 (IEEE 802.11ac)
• Video interface: HDMI input and HDMI output supporting standard HDMI signals
• Source connectivity: USB‑C compatible connection for audio/video sources
• Audio support: Transmits embedded HDMI audio alongside video
• Typical use case: Short- to medium-range wireless AV transmission within indoor environments

How to use

Connect the source device to the VISION TC-USBCW using an HDMI cable or a USB‑C cable where the source supports audio/video over USB‑C. Connect the extender's HDMI output to the display device (TV, monitor or projector). Ensure the extender and receiving/display devices are on the same Wi‑Fi network or follow the manufacturer's pairing procedure for direct wireless links. Select the correct HDMI input on the display and configure the source device's display output settings as needed. Monitor the connection status and adjust network placement if signal quality requires improvement.

Recommendations

For stable performance, place the transmitter and receiver within typical indoor Wi‑Fi ranges and avoid dense physical obstructions between units. Use a dedicated Wi‑Fi SSID or a less congested wireless channel when possible. When connecting high-resolution sources, verify that the display and source are set to compatible resolution and refresh rate combinations to prevent scaling or handshake issues.