HDMI A male connector with metal chassi for 9mm cable, model 2 *new*

HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface) is a digital display devices connection standard designed to transfer video and multichannel audio, which is published in 2002. It includes a physical connector, cable, and specifications according to the data is transmitted between the devices. Standard supports most common resolutions: 480i, 576i, 720p, 1080i and 1080p

Did you break your HDMI cable or do you want to make an exactly as long cable as you need? Here is a connector which will handle this job and because of it’s metal chassis it will be very robust. Suitable for hobby activities and as well for professional installation activities.

HDMI connector technical details:

• Connector type:
  • HDMI A male
• Max compatible cable outer diameter:
  • 9mm
• Connection method:
  • Soldering
• Chassis material:
  • Metal
• Assembly instruction:
  • Strip about 20mm from the cable insulation
  • Strip 2mm from each lead (pre-tinning of each and every lead is advisable)
  • Solder leads into their right pins
  • Position the whole package into place and press the covers together
  • Secure the installation place with two screws and you are done
  • Note regarding the assembly!
    • Covers positioning pins are fairly tight. if you want to assemble the case without the help of vice or you are thinking about getting back there, then we advice to slightly enlarge the counter holes for the pins with a small drill bit. As an additional suggestion you can slightly preheat the connector and secure the connection stability/water protection with hot glue (silicone might work here as well or even better)
• HDMI connector pinout:
  • Pin 1:
    • TMDS Data2+ (Transition-minimized differential signaling)
  • Pin 2:
    • TMDS Data2 Shield (Transition-minimized differential signaling)
  • Pin 3:
    • TMDS Data2− (Transition-minimized differential signaling)
  • Pin 4:
    • TMDS Data1+ (Transition-minimized differential signaling)
  • Pin 5:
    • TMDS Data1 Shield (Transition-minimized differential signaling)
  • Pin 6:
    • TMDS Data1− (Transition-minimized differential signaling)
  • Pin 7:
    • TMDS Data0+ (Transition-minimized differential signaling)
  • Pin 8:
    • TMDS Data0 Shield (Transition-minimized differential signaling)
  • Pin 9:
    • TMDS Data0− (Transition-minimized differential signaling)
  • Pin 10:
    • TMDS Clock+ (Transition-minimized differential signaling)
  • Pin 11:
    • TMDS Clock Shield (Transition-minimized differential signaling)
  • Pin 12:
    • TMDS Clock− (Transition-minimized differential signaling)
  • Pin 13:
    • CEC (Consumer Electronics Control)
  • Pin 14:
    • Reserved (HDMI 1.0–1.3c) Utility/HEAC+ (HDMI 1.4+, optional, HDMI Ethernet Channel and Audio Return Channel)
  • Pin 15:
    • SCL (I²C serial clock for DDC)
  • Pin 16:
    • SDA (I²C serial data for DDC)
  • Pin 17:
    • Ground (for DDC, CEC, ARC, and HEC)
  • Pin 18:
    • +5 V (min. 0.055 A)[3]
  • Pin 19:
    • Hot Plug Detect (all versions) HEAC− (HDMI 1.4+, optional, HDMI Ethernet Channel and Audio Return Channel)