Yes,VE803 supports transmitting HDMI signal over a single Cat5e cable ATEN''s default EDID will be invoked. If you want,or need, to use the monitor''s actual EDID or you need HDCP, the second cable must be used.

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The HDMI connection generally supplies enough power to run the local unit, The remote, however, requires a power adapter. If the local HDMI connection power is insufficient, the USB connection will supply the necessary power.

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The HDMI Extender needs power for its own use and cannot pass through the true power status of attached devices.

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EDID is information passed from the display unit to the video source describing its parameters,allowing the source to automatically transmit video at the display''s optimum resolution and refresh rate The VE803 employs a generic EDID mode to simplify installation. Bypass mode allows the display''s actual EDID information to pass back to the source; this is used in cases where the display is something other than 1080 or 720. To use EDID by-pass mode both CAT5 connections must be used and the slide switch on the VE803T set to bypass

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The VE803 supports maximum resolutions and distances as follows: 1920 x 1200 to 40 m 1920 x 1080i to 60m 1920 x 1080p to 40m

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Yes, ATEN Extender can support up to 12bit deep color, however the transmission distance will get shorter around 10 ~15meters if the source transmit the real deep color (10/12bits).

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