HDMI CEC-Enabled Cable
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Cable HDMI estándar con cableado completo de pines CEC para control de dispositivos (un control remoto para TV + barra de sonido + Blu-ray). Todos los cables HDMI modernos soportan CEC pero los baratos a veces omiten el pin 13.
Consumer Electronics Control relies on pin 13 of the HDMI connector, and a CEC-enabled cable guarantees that conductor is wired so a single remote can operate a television, soundbar, and Blu-ray player together. Every modern HDMI specification includes CEC, but inexpensive cables sometimes omit the pin, breaking the feature silently. Beyond that wiring detail it is a standard HDMI 2.0 cable at 18 Gbps for 4K at 60 Hz. A 5-meter length covers typical equipment-rack distances. Home-theater setups that chain device control across brands depend on the full pinout. Correctly wired cables cost $5 to $15.