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1. INTRODUCTION
This HDMI over IP Transceiver with USB Extension is designed for high-
quality, IP routable, AV extension with minimum latency. Every
transceiver can be configured to function as either a transmitter
or a receiver, enhancing the flexibility of any installation. By using
a sophisticated ultra-light compression scheme (lossless for most
content) it’s a great solution for extending 4K HDMI audio/video
streams and data. Advanced HDMI content such as HDR (High
Dynamic Range), 10-bit color and multi-channel HD Bitstream audio
can be extended in Bypass mode.
The use of high quality 10 Gigabit Ethernet ports and Cat.6A or better
cable allows for point-to-point transmission of the video signal up to
100m. Multiple control and data signals may also be transmitted along
with the audio and video, including IR, RS-232, USB 2.0, and Ethernet.
When combined with the optional IP Master Controller or control
software, the functionality of the transceiver expands exponentially.
Multiple transceivers may be combined with one or more 10 Gigabit
Ethernet switches and the units can be used together to form a
distributed video matrix, a multi-viewer system, or a video wall system
adding to their flexibility in large event installations. The integrated
USB hub of each transceiver can be configured to be in USB Host
or Device Mode and can function as a simple point to point KVM
extension, freely routed between any two endpoints, or it can be
configured into a special “Simultaneous” mode, allowing up to 7 Host
Mode transceivers to extend their USB ports to a single Device Mode
transceiver. This type of USB KVM routing flexibility enables a wide
range of multi-user, control room, or on-demand installation scenarios.
The unit may be powered directly by PoE when connected via Cat.6A
to a 10 Gigabit Ethernet switch that provides PoE (802.3at) allowing
for great flexibility in installation location. The built-in EDID and HDCP
management functionality enables the unit to fit into every situation.
Basic configuration of the unit can be achieved via front panel
buttons with an OSD (On-Screen Display). Advanced control requires
the optional IP Master Controller, or control software, and a LAN
connection.