Cabo Micro-HDMI ShiverPeaks 77471-3 — 1,50 m com Ethernet

The Micro HDMI cable ShiverPeaks 77471-3 — 1.50 m with Ethernet is a compact digital audio/video cable designed to connect devices that feature a Micro HDMI output to HDMI-equipped displays, TVs or adapters. With a 1.50 m length it provides a tidy connection for cameras, tablets, small media players and portable monitors while carrying high-definition video and multichannel audio signals. The integrated Ethernet support allows compatible devices to share a network connection over the HDMI link when both endpoints and the source support HDMI Ethernet Channel functionality.

Advantages

This Micro HDMI cable offers a single-cable solution for transmitting uncompressed digital video and audio while maintaining a small connector form factor suited to portable devices. The 1.50 m length balances reach and cable management for desktop and field use. Built with Ethernet-capable wiring, the cable enables network-over-HDMI where supported, reducing the need for a separate network cable. The cable is designed for plug-and-play use with HDMI-compliant equipment and supports standard HDMI features when connected to compatible devices and displays.

Suitable for

• Connecting compact cameras and camcorders to HDMI monitors or TVs
• Linking tablets and small media players to external displays
• Using with portable or small-form-factor monitors for presentations or field review
• Situations where integrated Ethernet over HDMI is required to reduce cabling

Key specifications

• Cable type: Micro HDMI to HDMI
• Length: 1.50 m
• Signal: Digital video and audio
• Ethernet: Supports HDMI Ethernet Channel where device endpoints support the feature
• Connector form factor: Micro HDMI (small device side) to standard HDMI (display side)

How to use

Connect the Micro HDMI end to the Micro HDMI port on your camera, tablet or media player and plug the standard HDMI end into an HDMI input on a TV, monitor or adapter. Ensure both devices are powered and set the display to the corresponding HDMI input. If network-over-HDMI is required, verify that both source and display (or intermediary device) support the HDMI Ethernet Channel and enable the feature in device network settings if needed. No additional drivers are typically required for basic audio/video transmission.

Recommendations

For reliable signal quality, avoid sharp bends and excessive tension on the cable; route the cable without kinks and keep connections dust-free. If you experience handshake or compatibility issues, try a different HDMI input or temporarily power-cycle the connected devices. Use the cable length appropriate to your setup to minimize signal path and clutter.