ATEN VanCryst VS138A Video Splitter-TAA Compliant

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ATEN VanCryst VS138A Video Splitter-TAA Compliant

The ATEN VanCryst VS138A Video Splitter is a high-performance distribution solution engineered for reliability, scalability, and broadcast-grade signaling. Designed to duplicate a single video source across eight independent outputs, the VS138A is perfect for classrooms, conference rooms, retail environments, auditoriums, and public display networks where consistent, synchronized playback is essential. Its robust architecture supports cascading up to three levels, enabling administrators to expand from a simple eight-output solution to a scalable matrix capable of handling an impressive number of displays and devices. With the ability to extend transmission distances up to 65 meters, this splitter maintains signal integrity even over longer cable runs, making it a versatile choice for venues with challenging layouts or multi-zone installations. As a TAA-compliant device, the VS138A aligns with procurement requirements for government and education projects, reinforcing its suitability for formal deployment in regulated environments. By combining ease of use with architectural flexibility, the VS138A empowers you to deliver clear, uniform visuals to audiences of all sizes while maintaining control over budget, installation time, and network management.

  • Eight-output video splitting—the VS138A duplicates a single video source to eight displays, ensuring synchronized playback across all connected screens and preserving the original video integrity for presentations, signage, and multi-screen installations.
  • Cascadable up to three levels—design for growth by cascading multiple VS138A units. This capability scales your video distribution from eight outputs to a broader matrix, enabling up to 512 video signals in larger deployments without sacrificing performance.
  • Long-reach signal extension—support for extended transmission distances up to 65 meters ensures reliable performance in rooms with long cable runs or complex venue layouts, reducing the need for additional amplifiers or repeaters.
  • Reliable solution for public broadcast and signage—engineered for public environments, the VS138A delivers consistent signal distribution for digital signage, campus announcements, and event coverage, helping you maintain a uniform viewer experience across all displays.
  • TAA compliant design—built to meet procurement standards common in government and educational sectors, offering peace of mind for institutions that require regulatory compliance in their AV equipment.

Technical Details of ATEN VanCryst VS138A Video Splitter-TAA Compliant

  • Model: VS138A
  • Product type: Video Splitter with eight-output distribution
  • Cascade capability: Up to three levels for expanded distribution
  • Maximum outputs per unit: 8
  • Maximum signal paths with cascading: Up to 512 video signals
  • Transmission distance extension: Up to 65 meters
  • Compliance: TAA compliant
  • Intended use: Public broadcast systems, digital signage, classrooms, conferences, and large-scale display networks

how to install ATEN VanCryst VS138A Video Splitter

Installing the VS138A is straightforward and designed to minimize downtime while maximizing performance. To ensure optimal results, follow these steps to create a reliable video distribution setup that scales with your needs.

  • Plan the layout: Identify the primary source device and the display locations. Map out the routing for your eight outputs and determine if cascading will be used to reach additional displays or zones.
  • Connect the source: Attach your video source to the VS138A input using the appropriate cable type supported by your device (HD video, high-quality digital interface, or other standard transmission formats compatible with the VS138A). Ensure the source is configured to output a compatible resolution and refresh rate for all downstream displays.
  • Attach outputs: Connect each of the eight outputs to displays, receivers, or matrix units as required. Use high-quality cables to preserve signal integrity, particularly over longer distances.
  • Configure cascading (if applicable): If you plan to cascade, connect the output of the first VS138A to the input of a second unit, and repeat as needed for three-level cascading. This expands the total number of displays and video paths while maintaining synchronized signal distribution.
  • Power and verify: Plug the VS138A into a suitable power source. Power on the source device and displays, then verify that all outputs render the correct video with synchronized timing. If any displays show mismatch or no signal, recheck cabling, source settings, and cascade connections.
  • Fine-tune and document: Record the cascade topology, resolutions, and any display-specific adjustments. This documentation will simplify future upgrades or maintenance and ensure consistent operation across the network.

Frequently asked questions

  • Q: How many displays can be connected to a single VS138A? A: Eight outputs are available on one unit. By cascading up to two additional VS138A units (three levels total), you can scale to a much larger display network, with up to 512 video signals in a cascaded setup.
  • Q: How far can the signal be extended? A: The VS138A supports transmission distances up to 65 meters while maintaining video quality, making it suitable for multi-room or multi-zone installations.
  • Q: Is the VS138A suitable for public or educational environments? A: Yes. It is designed for public broadcast, signage, classrooms, and corporate spaces, and it is TAA compliant, aligning with procurement standards in regulated sectors.
  • Q: Can the splitter handle different display types? A: The VS138A is built to distribute a single source to multiple displays. When cascading, ensure all downstream devices are compatible with the source signal and resolutions being used to avoid compatibility issues.
  • Q: What are typical use cases for the VS138A? A: Strategic uses include digital signage networks in retail or corporate campuses, multi-display classrooms or lecture halls, event backdrops, conference room matrices, and public information displays across large venues.

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