What Is the UHD-IPC230-WPE?
The OREI UHD-IPC230-WPE is a 4K@60Hz HDMI wall plate extender over CAT6 / CAT6A / CAT7 cable with HDR, IR control, 3.5mm stereo audio output, and Power over Cable. It extends an HDMI source to a remote HDMI display up to 230ft / 70m over a single CAT cable.
The kit includes one Transmitter wall plate, one Receiver, one IR Receiver cable, one IR Blaster cable, mounting accessories, screws, and a user manual. The HDMI source connects to HDMI IN on the Transmitter wall plate, the remote display connects to HDMI OUT on the Receiver, and CAT6 / CAT6A / CAT7 cable connects the Transmitter and Receiver.
The UHD-IPC230-WPE supports HDMI 2.0, HDCP 2.2 / HDCP 1.4, with a video bandwidth of 18Gbps. It supports video resolutions up to 4K@60Hz, 4:4:4, HDR10, EDID pass-through, auto downscaling, IR control, 3.5mm stereo audio output, and Power over Cable so the Receiver can be powered by the Transmitter.
The UHD-IPC230-WPE is useful for home theaters, conference rooms, classrooms, offices, retail displays, security monitoring, broadcasting setups, AV racks, projector setups, and installations where a clean wall plate HDMI input is needed at the source side.
IMPORTANT — UHD-IPC230-WPE Is a Point-to-Point HDMI Wall Plate Extender
The UHD-IPC230-WPE extends one HDMI source to one HDMI display.
| Function | Support |
| 1 HDMI input | Supported |
| 1 HDMI output | Supported |
| Wall plate Transmitter | Supported |
| Point-to-point HDMI extension | Supported |
| One source to one display | Supported |
| Multiple displays | Not supported by itself |
| Matrix switching | Not supported |
| Extended desktop creation | Not supported |
This product is not a splitter or matrix. It extends one HDMI signal from the wall plate Transmitter to the Receiver.
IMPORTANT — Supports 4K@60Hz 4:4:4
The UHD-IPC230-WPE supports video resolutions up to 4K@60Hz.
| Feature | Support |
| 4K@60Hz | Supported |
| 4:4:4 | Supported |
| HDMI 2.0 | Supported |
| HDCP 2.2 | Supported |
| HDCP 1.4 | Supported |
| Video bandwidth | 18Gbps |
| HDR10 | Supported |
| EDID pass-through | Supported |
| Auto downscaling | Supported |
To get 4K@60Hz, the HDMI source, display, HDMI cables, CAT cable, and source output settings must all support the required signal.
IMPORTANT — Extends up to 230ft Over CAT6 / CAT6A / CAT7
The UHD-IPC230-WPE extends HDMI up to 230ft / 70m over CAT6 / CAT6A / CAT7 cable.
| Cable Type | Maximum Distance |
| CAT6 / CAT6A / CAT7 | Up to 230ft / 70m |
For best performance, use high-quality CAT6 / CAT6A / CAT7 cable.
Poor CAT cable, weak terminations, damaged connectors, couplers, wall plates, patch panels, or low-quality cable may cause no video, flickering, signal loss, or unstable performance.
IMPORTANT — Use Direct CAT Cable Connection
Connect the Transmitter RJ45 output directly to the Receiver RJ45 input using CAT6 / CAT6A / CAT7 cable.
Do not connect the CAT cable through:
- Network switch
- Router
- Internet network
- LAN switch
- Standard Ethernet network
This is a direct HDMI extender over CAT cable. It is not an AV-over-IP system.
The manual also warns that the extender may go into protection mode and no video will display if the CAT cable is cross-connected. Use direct interconnection wiring.
IMPORTANT — Power over Cable Is Supported
The UHD-IPC230-WPE supports Power over Cable.
| Power Setup | Support |
| Transmitter connected to AC power | Required |
| Receiver powered by Transmitter | Supported |
| Separate Receiver power normally required | No |
| Receiver DC 5V input | Available if needed |
| Power supply input | AC 110–240V |
The Receiver can be powered by the Transmitter through the CAT cable.
IMPORTANT — Wall Plate Transmitter Design
The UHD-IPC230-WPE uses a wall plate Transmitter.
| Transmitter Feature | Function |
| Wall socket design | Can be embedded in the wall |
| HDMI IN | Connect HDMI source device |
| IR OUT | Connect IR Blaster cable |
| Power indicator | Shows power status |
| HDMI indicator | Shows HDMI signal status |
| RJ45 output | Connect CAT cable to Receiver |
| AC power input | Connect AC 110–240V power |
This design is useful for clean installations where the HDMI source connects at a wall plate instead of a standard box-style Transmitter.
IMPORTANT — IR Control Is Supported
The UHD-IPC230-WPE supports IR control from the Receiver side to the Transmitter side.
| IR Cable | Connection | Placement |
| IR Blaster | Transmitter IR OUT | Near HDMI source device |
| IR Receiver | Receiver IR IN | Near remote display |
This allows the source device to be controlled from the display side.
Use the source device remote, not the TV remote, when controlling the HDMI source from the Receiver location.
IMPORTANT — 3.5mm Stereo Audio Output Is Supported
The Receiver supports 3.5mm stereo audio output.
| Audio Port | Unit | Function |
| 3.5mm L/R | Receiver | Connect earphone, speaker, or audio device |
This allows stereo audio to be output from the Receiver side.
Supported audio formats listed in the manual include:
| Supported Audio |
| LPCM |
| DTS-HD |
| DTS-Audio |
| Dolby Digital 5.1CH |
| Dolby Atmos |
The connected HDMI source, display, speaker, or audio system must also support the selected audio format.
IMPORTANT — No HDMI Loop Out Listed
The UHD-IPC230-WPE manual lists HDMI IN on the Transmitter and HDMI OUT on the Receiver.
It does not list HDMI loop output on the Transmitter.
| Unit | HDMI Port |
| Transmitter | HDMI IN |
| Receiver | HDMI OUT |
If a local display is needed near the source, use an HDMI splitter before the Transmitter or choose an extender model with HDMI loop output.
Ports and Panel Layout
| Port / Button / Indicator | Unit | Function |
| IR OUT | Transmitter | Connect IR Blaster extension cable |
| HDMI Input | Transmitter | Connect HDMI source device with HDMI cable |
| Power Indicator | Transmitter | Lights solid blue when power is present |
| Reset Button | Transmitter | Press to restart the device |
| HDMI Indicator | Transmitter | Flashes when there is no HDMI signal; solid blue when HDMI signal is present |
| Power | Transmitter | Connect AC 110–240V power supply |
| RJ45 Output | Transmitter | Connect CAT6 / CAT6A / CAT7 network cable to Receiver |
| Reset Button | Receiver | Press to restart the device |
| RJ45 Input | Receiver | Connect CAT6 / CAT6A / CAT7 cable from Transmitter |
| IR IN | Receiver | Connect IR Receiver extension cable |
| Power Indicator | Receiver | Flashes when powered and no HDMI signal is present; solid when HDMI signal is present |
| DC 5V | Receiver | Connect DC 5V/1A power adapter if needed |
| HDMI Output | Receiver | Connect HDMI display device |
| 3.5mm Stereo Output | Receiver | Connect earphone, speaker, or audio device |
Step-by-Step Setup
- Install the Transmitter wall plate near the HDMI source location.
- Connect the HDMI source device to HDMI IN on the Transmitter.
Examples include a DVD player, Blu-ray player, cable box, streaming device, media player, laptop, desktop PC, DVR, NVR, or HDMI matrix output.
- Connect CAT6 / CAT6A / CAT7 cable from the Transmitter RJ45 output to the Receiver RJ45 input.
- Connect HDMI OUT on the Receiver to a TV, monitor, projector, or display.
- Connect AC 110–240V power to the Transmitter.
- If using IR control, connect the IR Blaster cable to IR OUT on the Transmitter.
- Place the IR Blaster near the HDMI source device’s IR sensor.
- Connect the IR Receiver cable to IR IN on the Receiver.
- Place the IR Receiver near the remote display where the remote will be used.
- If using stereo audio output, connect earphones, speakers, or an audio device to the Receiver 3.5mm L/R output.
- Power on the HDMI source, display, Transmitter, and Receiver.
- Check the power and HDMI indicators.
- Test video, audio, and IR source control.
CAT Cable Requirement — Critical
Use high-quality CAT6 / CAT6A / CAT7 cable.
| Requirement | Specification |
| Cable type | CAT6 / CAT6A / CAT7 |
| Maximum distance | Up to 230ft / 70m |
| Wiring method | Direct interconnection |
| Connection | Direct Transmitter-to-Receiver connection |
The manual shows direct interconnection wiring and warns against cross interconnection wiring.
Poor or incorrectly terminated CAT cable may cause:
- No video
- Flickering
- Black screen
- HDMI indicator issues
- 4K@60Hz not working
- Audio dropouts
- IR control issues
- Receiver not powering through PoC
- Extender entering protection mode
Use direct, properly terminated cable whenever possible.
HDMI Cable Requirement — Critical
Use high-quality HDMI cables, especially for 4K@60Hz.
The manual lists recommended HDMI cable length as 5m.
Poor HDMI cables may cause:
- No picture
- Flickering
- Black screen
- HDR issues
- HDMI source not detected
- Receiver HDMI OUT not working
- HDCP handshake issues
- Audio dropouts
For troubleshooting, test the HDMI source directly with the display before using the extender.
Power Requirement — Critical
The UHD-IPC230-WPE uses AC power at the Transmitter, and the Receiver can be powered through the CAT cable.
| Unit | Power |
| Transmitter | AC 110–240V |
| Receiver | PoC powered by Transmitter |
| Receiver optional input | DC 5V/1A |
| Power Detail | Value |
| Power consumption | TX + RX < 7W |
| Power over Cable | Supported |
| Receiver separate power | Not normally required |
If the Receiver does not power on or the HDMI signal does not display, check the Transmitter power, CAT cable, cable termination, and Receiver connection.
Understanding the Transmitter
The Transmitter is installed near the HDMI source and is designed as a wall plate.
It has:
- HDMI IN
- IR OUT
- Power indicator
- HDMI indicator
- Reset button
- RJ45 output
- AC 110–240V power input
The Transmitter receives the HDMI signal from the source and sends it over CAT6 / CAT6A / CAT7 cable to the Receiver.
Understanding the Receiver
The Receiver is installed near the remote display.
It has:
- RJ45 input
- HDMI OUT
- IR IN
- Reset button
- Power indicator
- DC 5V input
- 3.5mm stereo output
The Receiver converts the CAT signal back to HDMI, outputs it to the connected display, supports IR control, and provides 3.5mm stereo audio output.
Understanding the Connection Diagram
The connection diagram shows a video source connected to the Transmitter HDMI IN. The Transmitter connects to the Receiver using network cable. The Receiver connects to the HDMI display using HDMI OUT. The IR Blaster is connected at the Transmitter side, and the IR Receiver is connected at the Receiver side. The Receiver also provides 3.5mm L/R output for connecting a speaker.
This shows the main use case: extending one HDMI source to one remote display while controlling the source from the display side and using stereo audio output at the Receiver.
Understanding Power and HDMI Indicators
| Indicator | Unit | Status | Meaning |
| Power Indicator | Transmitter | Solid blue | Power is present |
| HDMI Indicator | Transmitter | Flashing | No HDMI signal |
| HDMI Indicator | Transmitter | Solid blue | HDMI signal is present |
| Power Indicator | Receiver | Flashing | Powered on but no HDMI signal |
| Power Indicator | Receiver | Solid | HDMI signal is present |
If the indicator does not show the expected status, check the power connection, HDMI source, CAT cable, and display connection.
Supported Video and Audio
The UHD-IPC230-WPE supports video formats including:
| Supported Video |
| 480i@60Hz |
| 480p@60Hz |
| 576i@50Hz |
| 576p@50Hz |
| 720p@50Hz |
| 720p@60Hz |
| 1080i@50Hz |
| 1080i@60Hz |
| 1080p@24Hz |
| 1080p@25Hz |
| 1080p@30Hz |
| 1080p@50Hz |
| 1080p@60Hz |
| 3840x2160@24Hz |
| 3840x2160@25Hz |
| 3840x2160@30Hz |
| 3840x2160@50Hz |
| 3840x2160@60Hz |
| 4096x2160@24Hz |
| 4096x2160@25Hz |
| 4096x2160@30Hz |
| 4096x2160@50Hz |
| 4096x2160@60Hz |
| 1280x960 |
| 1280x768 |
| 1280x800 |
| 1280x1024 |
| 1360x768 |
| 1366x768 |
| 1440x900 |
| 1680x1050 |
| 1024x768 |
| 800x600 |
| 1920x1200 |
| HDR10 |
| 4K@60Hz 4:4:4 |
Supported audio formats include:
| Supported Audio |
| LPCM |
| DTS-HD |
| DTS-Audio |
| Dolby Digital 5.1CH |
| Dolby Atmos |
Supported Technical Specifications
| Specification | Support |
| Product Type | 4K@60Hz HDMI wall plate extender over CAT6 / CAT6A / CAT7 |
| HDMI Version | HDMI 2.0 |
| HDCP Version | HDCP 2.2, HDCP 1.4 |
| Video Bandwidth | 18Gbps |
| Maximum Transfer Rate | 18Gbps |
| Maximum Transmission Bandwidth | 600MHz |
| Maximum Resolution | 4K@60Hz |
| HDR | HDR10 |
| EDID Pass-Through | Supported |
| Auto Downscaling | Supported |
| Transmission Distance | CAT6 / CAT6A / CAT7 up to 230ft / 70m |
| IR | Receiver-to-Transmitter IR control |
| IR Interface | Transmitter: 3.5mm IR OUT; Receiver: 3.5mm IR IN |
| IR Receiving Range | ≤5m |
| IR Frequency | 20KHz–60KHz |
| Receiver Audio Output | HDMI OUT and 3.5mm L/R |
| Audio Formats | LPCM, DTS-HD, DTS-Audio, Dolby Digital 5.1CH, Dolby Atmos |
| Transmitter Input | HDMI Type A female |
| Transmitter Output | RJ45 female |
| Receiver Input | RJ45 female |
| Receiver Output | HDMI Type A female |
| HDMI Cable Length | ≤5m |
| Power Supply | Transmitter: AC 110–240V; Receiver: PoC powered by TX |
| Power Consumption | TX + RX < 7W |
| Working Temperature | 0°C to 60°C |
| Storage Temperature | -30°C to 70°C |
| Humidity | 0–90% RH, no condensation |
| Housing | Aluminum alloy + iron |
| Color | Black |
| Transmitter Weight | 270g |
| Receiver Weight | 140g |
| Transmitter Dimensions | 70.0mm x 114.0mm x 51.0mm |
| Receiver Dimensions | 85.5mm x 75.5mm x 16.5mm |
| ESD Protection | Contact discharge level 2, ±4kV |
| Air Discharge Protection | Level 3, ±8kV |
| Certifications | FCC, CE, RoHS |
What Source Devices Is the UHD-IPC230-WPE Compatible With?
The UHD-IPC230-WPE is compatible with HDMI source devices such as:
- DVD players
- Blu-ray players
- Cable boxes
- Satellite receivers
- Streaming devices
- Media players
- Desktop PCs
- Laptops with HDMI output
- DVRs
- NVRs
- Game consoles
- HDMI matrix outputs
- HDMI switch outputs
The source must output a supported HDMI resolution up to 4K@60Hz.
What Displays Is the UHD-IPC230-WPE Compatible With?
The UHD-IPC230-WPE can connect to HDMI displays such as:
- 4K TVs
- 1080p TVs
- Monitors
- Projectors
- Commercial displays
- Classroom displays
- Conference room displays
- Retail displays
- Digital signage displays
- Security monitoring displays
- Remote display locations
For 4K@60Hz, the display must support 4K@60Hz input.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the OREI UHD-IPC230-WPE used for?
A: It is used to extend one HDMI source to one remote HDMI display up to 230ft / 70m over CAT6 / CAT6A / CAT7 cable using a wall plate Transmitter.
Q: Does the UHD-IPC230-WPE support 4K@60Hz?
A: Yes. It supports video resolutions up to 4K@60Hz.
Q: Does it support 4K@60Hz 4:4:4?
A: Yes. The manual lists 4K@60Hz 18Gbps 4:4:4 HDR support.
Q: Does it support 8K?
A: No. It supports up to 4K@60Hz.
Q: Does it support 4K@120Hz?
A: No. It does not support 4K@120Hz.
Q: What HDMI version does it support?
A: It supports HDMI 2.0.
Q: What HDCP version does it support?
A: It supports HDCP 2.2 and HDCP 1.4.
Q: What video bandwidth does it support?
A: It supports 18Gbps video bandwidth.
Q: Does it support HDR?
A: Yes. HDR10 is supported.
Q: Does it support EDID pass-through?
A: Yes. EDID pass-through is supported.
Q: Does it support auto downscaling?
A: Yes. Auto downscaling is supported.
Q: How far can it extend HDMI?
A: It extends HDMI up to 230ft / 70m over CAT6 / CAT6A / CAT7 cable.
Q: What CAT cable should I use?
A: Use CAT6, CAT6A, or CAT7 cable with direct interconnection wiring.
Q: Can I connect it through a network switch?
A: No. It requires a direct CAT cable connection between the Transmitter and Receiver.
Q: Is this AV over IP?
A: No. It is a direct HDMI extender over CAT cable.
Q: Does it support Power over Cable?
A: Yes. The Receiver can be powered by the Transmitter through the CAT cable.
Q: Does the Receiver need a separate power adapter?
A: Normally no. The Receiver is powered by the Transmitter using Power over Cable. The Receiver also has a DC 5V input if needed.
Q: What power does the Transmitter use?
A: The Transmitter connects to AC 110–240V power.
Q: Does the Transmitter have HDMI loop out?
A: No HDMI loop output is listed for this model.
Q: Does it support IR control?
A: Yes. It supports IR control from the Receiver side to the source side.
Q: Which IR cable connects to the Transmitter?
A: The IR Blaster cable connects to IR OUT on the Transmitter.
Q: Which IR cable connects to the Receiver?
A: The IR Receiver cable connects to IR IN on the Receiver.
Q: What is the IR receiving range?
A: The manual lists the IR receiving range as ≤5m.
Q: What IR frequency does it support?
A: It supports 20KHz–60KHz.
Q: Does it support audio output?
A: Yes. The Receiver supports HDMI audio and 3.5mm stereo L/R audio output.
Q: What audio formats are supported?
A: It supports LPCM, DTS-HD, DTS-Audio, Dolby Digital 5.1CH, and Dolby Atmos.
Q: Does it support Dolby Atmos?
A: Yes. Dolby Atmos is listed in the manual.
Q: Does it support RS-232?
A: RS-232 is not listed for this model.
Q: Does it support audio extraction?
A: The Receiver includes a 3.5mm stereo output, which can be used to output audio to earphones, speakers, or audio devices.
Q: Does it show different content on different displays?
A: No. This is a one-to-one extender. It sends one HDMI source to one HDMI display.
Q: What does the Transmitter HDMI indicator mean?
A: It flashes when there is no HDMI signal and stays solid blue when an HDMI signal is present.
Q: What does the Receiver power indicator mean?
A: It flashes when the Receiver is powered but no HDMI signal is present, and stays solid when an HDMI signal is present.
Q: What should I do if there is no video output on the Receiver?
A: Check the HDMI source, display, CAT cable, power connection, and indicator lights. Also confirm the CAT cable uses direct interconnection wiring and is not cross-connected.
Q: What should I do if 4K@60Hz does not work?
A: Use high-quality HDMI cables, use CAT6 / CAT6A / CAT7 cable within 230ft / 70m, confirm the source and display support 4K@60Hz, and test with a lower resolution.
Q: What should I do if IR control does not work?
A: Confirm the IR Blaster is connected to IR OUT on the Transmitter, the IR Receiver is connected to IR IN on the Receiver, and the IR Blaster is placed near the HDMI source device’s IR sensor.
Q: Does the UHD-IPC230-WPE need external power?
A: Yes. The Transmitter connects to AC 110–240V power. The Receiver can be powered through CAT cable using Power over Cable.
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