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WIRELESS HDMI · LCD EDITION

Less cable.
More possibility.

Make Every Connection Simple.

Small-screen moments. Bigger possibilities.
Share video and audio without running a long HDMI cable across the room.

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Computer / TV box / Camera → TV / Monitor / Projector
SMALL DEVICES. BIG POSSIBILITIES.
STEETEK LCD Wireless HDMI transmitter TX and receiver RX
TX → → RX
THE WIRELESS CONNECTIONYour source. Your bigger screen.
1080PFull HD output
Plug & PlayNo app. No router.
LCDSee your connection
TX + RXSend here. Share there.

01 / LESS SETUP. MORE SHARING.

Less setup.
More sharing.

From your desk to a bigger screen.
Place your devices with more freedom.

01

Share the bigger picture

Bring presentations, photos and video to a bigger screen, with 1080P output for everyday sharing.

02

Plug in. Start sharing.

TX and RX create their own wireless link. No home Wi-Fi connection, casting app or extra driver is needed.

03

See your connection

Check connection status, signal, channel and resolution information at a glance on the LCD model.

Featuring the STEETEK LCD Wireless HDMI kit. Features and accessories vary by model. 4K decoding does not mean 4K output.

02 / LET’S CONNECT

One connection.
Four simple steps.

Choose your devices and follow the guide.
Get to know TX and RX before you start.

Choose your devices

Check that your laptop has HDMI video output. USB-C-only laptops need a video-capable port and a suitable HDMI adapter.

YOUR CONNECTION MAPIllustration · Not a live device test
Connect Laptop HDMI OUT to TX.

0 of 4 steps understood

STEP 01 / 04

Connect TX to Laptop

Plug the transmitter marked TX into the HDMI output on your laptop. TX sends the video and audio.

TX belongs at the source device, where your content comes from.
1 / 4

Check the box above to continue.

Wireless video. USB power. Both TX and RX need USB power. HDMI alone does not power this kit.

03 / MADE FOR YOUR EVERYDAY

Different spaces.
Same simple idea.

For work, learning or a movie night at home.
Make room for more sharing.

WORK / MEETINGS

Give good ideas room to grow.

Connect a laptop to TX and the meeting-room display to RX. Share proposals and presentations without a long HDMI cable running across the table.

Laptop → TX ⌁ RX → Monitor

04 / GOOD TO KNOW

A few things
worth knowing.

Get the essentials right.
Make the first connection easier.

Back to the guide
What is the difference between TX and RX?

TX is the transmitter. It connects to the HDMI output on a source, such as a computer or TV box. RX is the receiver. It connects to the HDMI input on a TV, monitor or projector. Keep the direction correct.

Do I need Wi-Fi, an app or Bluetooth pairing?

The kit sends HDMI signals over a wireless link between TX and RX. It does not need your home or office Wi-Fi, a casting app, Bluetooth or extra drivers. If you are playing online content, the source device still needs its own internet connection.

Does 4K decoding mean 4K output?

No. Decoding describes how an input signal is handled; output resolution describes the picture sent to the display. The featured LCD kit is specified for 4K decoding and 1080P output, not wireless 4K output. Check the specifications of your exact model.

Can I use a phone or a USB-C-only computer?

Check that the device port supports video output. The connector shape alone does not establish compatibility, and a suitable HDMI adapter may be needed. A USB-C charging port does not automatically support video.

What should I check if there is no picture?
  1. Check that TX is connected to the source and RX to the display.
  2. Check that both TX and RX have USB power.
  3. Select the HDMI input used by RX on your display. On a computer, enable external-display output.
  4. Try a short, unobstructed distance and check the LCD connection status. If the issue continues, follow your model’s manual or contact official support.
Will it work through walls or replace wired gaming HDMI?

Walls, distance, obstacles and nearby wireless interference can affect performance. Prefer a clear path and check your actual environment. Wireless transmission can introduce latency; it should not be treated as a zero-latency wired gaming connection.

LESS CABLE. MORE POSSIBILITY.

Make room
for a simpler connection.

Make Every Connection Simple.

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