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CEA 861 PlugFest - Public Site

Welcome to the CEA 861 PlugFest Public Microsite. This site is maintained by the CEA Technology & Standards Department under the auspices of the R4.8 DTV Interface Subcommittee. You can find useful information about the CEA 861 PlugFest interoperability testing event on this site. 
 
Technologies/Interfaces tested at the CEA PlugFest include CEA-861, HDMI, HDCP, CEC and DisplayPort.

On this site you can:
  • Get information on how the CEA 861 PlugFests are conducted (see the FAQs page)
  • Learn about the different types of interoperability testing activities that are available during the event, such as SCIT
  • Get detailed information about the Registration Process for PlugFest
  • Find out how Vendors offering evaluation and diagnostic services to CE manufacturers can participate in PlugFests (Vendors should visit the Vendors Info page for more information and to access the Vendors Registration link)
  • Register for the upcoming PlugFest17 
  • Learn how to become a CEA PlugFest Sponsor
  • Learn about the CEA-861 Standard and Join the Standards activities groups 
IMPORTANT Note to CE Products Manufacturers/chip makers registering for PlugFest17:
It is recommended that you first review the registration questions and prepare your responses to the questions in advance before attempting the online registration process. 
 
Vendors Please Note:
There is a separate registration site for Vendors (companies that offer evaluation/diagnostic services). Different fees apply. Vendors should access the Vendor Info section to find out how they can participate in CEA's PlugFests.
 
No part-time testing is allowed.  All teams are expected to participate full time in this event (a minimum of 3 to 4 days with Monday as the 1st day of testing).
 
Each team must participate with its own registered devices full time.  No part-time sink/source testing, and no sharing of devices is allowed.  Each team is required to have an independent identified team leader.
 
Participants in the PlugFest must execute a Participant Agreement for each PlugFest Event. This Agreement includes bilateral privacy protection for participants, among other terms. Only 1 executed CEA PlugFest17 Participant Agreement is needed in order to cover your company's participating individuals and subsidiaries. Contractors assisting your team need to submit a Participant Agreement as well. 
 
Contact us: 
Email-ID: PlugFest@CE.org | Fax: 703-907-8132

CEA hosts the R4.8 DTV Interface Subcommittee which establishes standards and guidelines for RF, analog and digital interfaces for the purpose of defining connectivity and interoperability among analog/digital TV receivers and other consumer devices that deliver analog and digital A/V and other digital data services.
To join the R4.8 DTV Interface Subcommittee contact: Standards@CE.org.

CEA PlugFest Activities:
CEA conducts innovative PlugFests each year focusing on connectivity and interoperability. These events allow manufacturers to come together and test interfaces in a semi-private, round robin fashion. Designers can sort out connectivity issues between different manufacturers before products get in consumers hands.
To find out what other PlugFest activities are provided by CEA, please contact PlugFest@CE.org.


 

CEA 861 PlugFest17

November 13 - 18, 2011
Burlingame, CA
Registration Deadline: October 21, 2011
 
 
Test Vendors/Cable Vendors Registration is available at:
 

Sponsored by CEA
 
Important Deadlines
Submit Participant Agreement by October 21!
Registration Closes October 21!
Make your hotel reservations by October 22!