Media Distribution 4K SPLITTERS HDMI OVER IP
HDMI OVER IP EXTENDER WITH POE The HDMI over IP Extender allows an HDMI source to be connected via any Ethernet LAN thereby allowing AV broadcasts to be set up and changed without the need to install a dedicated cabling system.
• Extends 1080P HDMI signals up to 330 ft. (100m) • Supports up 16 transmitters and 200 receivers • Supports multicasting and broadcasting • Supports PoE • IR Control, HDCP compliant
5M-500752
HDMI SPLITTER, 2K-4K The HDMI Splitters allows one HDMI source to be distributed to up to four or eight HDMI displays. The splitters support up to 1080p, 12-bit Deep color and HD audio. The splitters are HDCP 1.3 compliant and feature LED diagnostics. All HDMI connectors are on the rear panel for neater cabling.
• Distributes one HDMI source to four/eight displays
• Supports up to 1080p @ 60 Hz, Deep color 12-bit and 4K 3840 x 2160 @ 24, 25 & 30 Hz
• Supports 4K resolution • Supports Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio
• Connectors on rear panel for neater cabling • Supports 3D • LED diagnostics • HDMI 1.4 and HDCP 1.3 compliant
5M-500421 - 1X4 5M-500422 - 1X8
HDMI OVER IP MANAGEMENT
SOFTWARE The HDMI over IP Management Software allows MuxLab's HDMI over IP encoders (5M-500752TX) to be routed to MuxLab's HDMI over IP decoders (5M-500752RX) thereby enabling a virtual matrix switch to be set up between multiple HDMI sources and HDMI displays via an Gigabit Ethernet LAN.
• Allows any MuxLab Encoder (5M-500752TX) to be routed to any MuxLab Decoder (5M-500752RX)
• Controllable from any PC with LAN access via wired or wireless connection
• Supports matrix switch sizes up to 16 x 200 • Supports any Gigabit Ethernet switch with IGMP enabled • Save default configuration to the switch in case of power failure • Supports PoE • Detection of display power "On" or "Off" • Detection of valid HDMI signal on the source and the display
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