HDfury logo VRROOM

Official manual · chapter 1

Connecting Cables to VRROOM

Original text and images from the official 8K VRROOM User Manual (Rev 1.00), pages 7 and 13–14. Click or tap any image to enlarge it.

Connecting Cables to VRROOM

Manual illustration of the VRROOM front and back with all HDMI, power, network and audio connections
Cabling overview — original illustration from the manual.
  • HDMI 1.x video device must be connected to 1080p Downscale TX1 Output port.
  • Make sure that you are using 1200MHz certified or tested HDMI 8K cable in copper or fiber tech if you plan to set up a 1200MHz/40Gbps link in your setup.
  • Connect Power connector from Power supply (110-240V 1.2A IN & 12V 1A OUT).
  • Connect a source via HDMI input cable to ANY HDMI input. Default input is HDMI/INP0.
  • Connect any other HDMI, Ethernet, sound, IR or RS232 cable that you might need (optional)
  • HDMI cable must support 40Gbps if any 40Gbps source/sink is connected (except for Audio Outputs)

Help on Jack connections

Manual diagram of the VRROOM jack connections: input IR window, input jack, relay port, input IR jack, RS232 in/out and SPDIF or L/R analog out
Jack connections on front and back — original diagram from the manual, including the IR window, input jack, relay port, IR jack, RS232 and SPDIF/analog explanations.

Help on AUDIO/CEC/ARC/eARC connections

Manual diagram of the VRROOM audio, CEC, ARC and eARC connections with the eARC link, eARC/ARC audio output, HDMI audio output and SPDIF explanations
AUDIO/CEC/ARC/eARC connections — original diagram from the manual. CEC master is always TX0; the note at the bottom explains that VRROOM performs no audio format manipulation: what comes in goes out untouched.
← Manual index Next chapter: OLED and buttons →