SIIG HDMI 2.0 Over IP Matrix and Video Wall 4Kx2K@60Hz - Receiver

Introducing the SIIG HDMI 2.0 Over IP Matrix and Video Wall 4Kx2K@60Hz - Receiver, a revolutionary solution for extending HDMI audio and video signals through IP networks with incredible efficiency and flexibility. Perfect for both commercial and residential setups, this device allows you to configure matrix and video wall environments on the fly, making it ideal for presentations, events, and entertainment setups. Enjoy unparalleled quality in video broadcasting with support for high-definition signals, all while taking advantage of advanced technologies like HDR and PoE.

• Extend HDMI Signals Seamlessly: The SIIG HDMI 2.0 Over IP Matrix Receiver allows you to extend HDMI audio/video signals up to 394ft (120m) over IP networks, ensuring that your audio and video transmission remains strong and reliable, no matter the distance.
• High-Quality Video Output: Experience superior video quality with support for HDMI input up to 4Kx2K@60Hz YUV 4:4:4 8bit and HDMI output up to 4Kx2K@30Hz, making it perfect for high-end AV systems and environments that demand high-definition content.
• Flexible Video Broadcasting: Leveraging IGMP Gigabit Ethernet Router/Switch technology, this device supports flexible and scalable video broadcasting options. Whether you're looking to set up a one-to-one, one-to-many, or many-to-many broadcasting architecture, the SIIG receiver has you covered.
• Advanced Features for Optimal Performance: With features such as PoE, bi-directional IR path, and video wall capabilities, this receiver is designed to meet the demands of modern AV applications. Plus, the full frequency IR signal support from 20KHz to 60KHz ensures you have complete control over your devices.
• User-Friendly Setup: The SIIG HDMI 2.0 Over IP Matrix Receiver comes with easy DIP switch matching for multi-casting group configuration, allowing you to customize your broadcasting needs quickly and efficiently. The full duplex RS-232 control up to 115,200 bps adds a layer of convenience in managing your AV setups.

Technical Details of the Product

• Model: SIIG HDMI 2.0 Over IP Matrix and Video Wall Receiver
• HDMI Input: Up to 4Kx2K@60Hz YUV 4:4:4 8bit
• HDMI Output: Up to 4Kx2K@30Hz
• Transmission Distance: Up to 394ft (120m)
• Video Compression: HDR supported (note: some distortion may occur in HDR mode)
• IR Frequency Range: 20KHz to 60KHz
• Control: Full Duplex RS-232 control up to 115,200 bps
• Image Rotation: 180° and 270° clockwise
• PoE: Yes
• Compliance: HDMI 2.0a and HDCP 2.2

How to Install

Installing the SIIG HDMI 2.0 Over IP Matrix and Video Wall Receiver is straightforward. Follow these steps:

1. Connect the HDMI output of your video source to the HDMI input of the receiver.
2. Connect the receiver to your network using an Ethernet cable.
3. If required, power the device using the included power adapter or via PoE.
4. Utilize the DIP switch settings to configure your multi-casting groups as needed.
5. Test the setup by sending a video signal and adjusting settings if necessary. Ensure all devices are connected and powered.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the maximum distance the device can transmit HDMI signals?
  The SIIG HDMI 2.0 Over IP Matrix Receiver can extend HDMI signals up to 394ft (120m) over IP networks.
• Can I use this device for a video wall setup?
  Yes, this receiver supports video wall configurations, making it an ideal choice for creating stunning visual displays.
• Is the receiver compatible with older HDMI versions?
  This receiver is designed for HDMI 2.0a and HDCP 2.2 compliance, which means it may not be fully compatible with older versions of HDMI.
• Do I need additional equipment to use this receiver?
  Yes, to maximize the use of the HDMI 2.0 Video Wall Over IP Multicast System, you will need the corresponding transmitter and controller (part numbers CE-H25211-S1 and CE-H25411-S1 respectively).
• What do I do if I experience distortion in HDR mode?
  Due to video compression, some distortion may occur when using HDR mode. Adjusting the settings or checking your connections can often help alleviate these issues.