Yes, CAT5 is only the minimum requirement, higher quality cable is always acceptable

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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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It supports resolutions up to 4K@70m (Cat 5e/6) / 100m (cat 6a);1080p@100m.

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ATEN HDbaseT devices support 4kx2k resolution up to 30hz.

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We recommend not exceeding: - Source to local unit : 1.8m [6 ft.] - Remote unit to display : 15m [50 ft.]

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It is compatible.

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Simply connect the Video out of the receiver to the input connection of the next transmitter [ do not exceed 100ft between the out put of the receiver and the input o the ensuing receiver.

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Yes, you can cascaded up to three levels for a maximum distance of 300m [980ft]. When connected to a DVD Player, the HDMI out - LED flashes, but when connected to a PC, the HDMI out - LED is steadily illuminated. The blinking LED indicates the HDMI content is copy protected [HDCP], the steady LED indicates the HDMI content is not copy protected.

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Yes. They use the same communication protocol.

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