Product Overview

The Lightware HDMI-TPX-TX106A is an HDMI 2.0 TPX transmitter in the AVX (non-switchable) configuration, designed to extend HDMI 2.0 signals over twisted-pair cabling to compatible Lightware TPX receivers. It accepts an HDMI 2.0 source and transmits the signal over a single Cat cable, delivering 4K resolution with HDR and HDCP 2.2 support to a remote display location. The non-switchable AVX designation indicates this is a dedicated point-to-point extender without local switching capability.

Product Description

The TPX product line from Lightware uses twisted-pair extension technology to bridge HDMI 2.0 sources and displays over distances that exceed the practical limits of standard HDMI cables. The TX106A variant includes analog audio embedding capability alongside video transmission, making it suitable for installations where audio from a separate analog source must be combined with the HDMI signal before extension. HDCP 2.2 support ensures compatibility with protected 4K content from Blu-ray players, streaming devices, and secured media servers. The unit integrates into Lightware’s TPX ecosystem and is compatible with Lightware’s receiver and matrix products in the same line.

Key Features

• HDMI 2.0 input with 4K/60Hz support
• TPX twisted-pair transmission (Cat5e/6/7)
• HDCP 2.2 compliant for protected 4K content
• Analog audio embedding adds audio to HDMI signal at transmitter
• Non-switchable (AVX) dedicated point-to-point transmitter
• Compatible with Lightware TPX receiver and matrix products
• Compact form factor for source-end installation
• Supports HDR signal transmission

Typical Applications

• Corporate boardrooms: extending 4K laptop or PC output over existing Cat cabling to displays
• University lecture theatres: distributing 4K source signals to projectors or displays at distance
• Hotel meeting rooms with in-wall Cat infrastructure and ceiling-mount displays
• Digital signage: transmitting 4K content from media players to remote displays
• Huddle rooms with under-table connection points requiring extension to wall-mounted screens
• Broadcast and production monitoring: extending 4K sources to remote monitor positions

Technical Specifications

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the TX106A and the TX107 models?The TX106A includes analog audio embedding capability, allowing a separate analog audio signal to be combined with the HDMI video at the transmitter. The TX107 is a transmitter without this audio embedding feature. Choose the TX106A when you need to add analog audio to the signal chain at the source end.Does this transmitter require a Lightware receiver at the other end?Yes. The HDMI-TPX-TX106A is designed to work with compatible Lightware TPX receivers. It is not compatible with HDBaseT receivers from other manufacturers.What is the maximum extension distance?Lightware specifies extension distance based on cable category. Typical maximum is up to 100m over Cat6. Refer to the Lightware TPX datasheet for precise distance specifications by cable type.Is EDID management supported?EDID management capabilities are part of the Lightware TPX ecosystem. Contact for specific EDID handling details for this model.Can this unit be used with 1080p sources?Yes. The HDMI-TPX-TX106A is backward compatible with 1080p and lower resolution sources. HDMI 2.0 support includes 1080p, 4K, and intermediate resolutions.Where can I purchase this transmitter?The HDMI-TPX-TX106A is available at . Our team can help design a complete TPX extension or distribution system.