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DESCRIPTION
- The HDMI-IP1800 is a networked AV transmitter/receiver with HDMI and DP inputs up to 4K@60Hz (4:4:4),
HDR. It is designed for HDMI transmission over an IP network with external audio and control signals over
distances of up to 100 m via copper cable. It works with a control PC (Wake on LAN) and a 10 GbE switch
to control a variety of functions.
- The HDMI-IP1800 provides one of the most advanced IP transmission solutions on the market that uses
AptoVision BlueRiver ™ NT+ technology, which brings together various IP/AV standards to work together
as one. It combines a variety of features and 4K IP technologies under a unified protocol using a simplified
topology.
The HDMI-IP1800 features an uncompressed video with zero latency between the transmitter and receiver,
seamless switching, embedded/unembedded audio, etc. The control PC merges all functions into a Web
GUI.
CHARACTERISTICS
1.- It transmits uncompressed video with zero latency, audio and control, with the flexibility to transmit them
together or to separate network destinations.
2.- It supports HDMI 2.0 and video resolution up to 4K@60Hz 4:4:4 8bit, 1080P 3D.
3.- High bandwidth of 18 Gbps. Supports HDR 10 and Dolby Vision.
4.- Automatically detects and switches HDMI and DP inputs.
5.- Transmits and receives RS232 and IR to any unit using Unicast or Broadcast IPV4 protocol or local
control by API server.
6.- It supports HDCP 2.2 configurable from transmitter to receiver.
7.- It allows one video source to span across multiple screens.
8.- Seamlessly switches between different transmitters with selectable output resolutions up to 4K.
9.- Transmitter routes external and HDMI audio signals independently to the receiver.
10- BlueRiver NT+ series is SDVoE compatible and offers zero-latency AV-over-IP with true video processing
and 4K@60Hz.
CONTROLS AND FUNCTIONS
TRANSMITTER
FRONT PANEL
1.- POWER LED: the LED lights up red when the device is on.
2.- LED LINK: the LED indicates if Ethernet packets are being transmitted.
- LED OFF: packets are not transmitted.
- LED flashing: packets are transmitted.
3.- HDMI LED: the LED lights green when the HDMI input is selected as the source.
4.- DP LED: the LED lights green when the DP input is selected as the source.
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