4K HDMI Video Wall Decoder

Video Port	HDMI OUTx1, VGA OUTx1
Audio Port	AUDIO IN x1, AUDIO OUTx1, MIC x1
Control Port	RS232 x1, RS485 x1, IO/IR x4
Network Port	RJ45x1, Fiber Optic x1
Resolution	Support 3840x2160p and downward compatibility
Protocol	H.265/H.264, RTSP, ONVIF, HDCP and HDMI 2.0 compatible with DVI 1.0
Bandwidth	4~20 Mpbs configurable for per streaming
Transmission Distance	90 meters over CAT6 cable or 10 km over fiber
Audio Control	audio matrix switching, audio mixing, embed and de-embed feature.
Power Supply	PoE (802.3 AT) or 5V 3A Power Adapter

Control Room

Schematic of Control Room

Network Operation Center (NOC)

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Transportation Operation Center (TOC)

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Airport Operation Center (TOC)

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Common

Q: What should I do if the physical cables and ports become loose over time?

A: Considering that some cables are easy to wear and off over time, AVCiT designed a metal clip for each coder for fastening cables with ports, which is also our patent on the market.

Video Wall Controller

Q: What is the difference between AVCIT’s Video Wall controller over IP and other traditional matrix switchers?

A: Traditional Matrix Switchers is modular with input and output cards, while AVCIT video wall controller over IP is a pure network infrastructure solution, easy to configure and connect by CAT. Encoder connects to the input source while Decoder connects to the video walls.

Q: Does the AVCIT IP video wall controller require a centralized PC server?

A: No. AVCIT IP Video Wall Controller is a decentralized solution without requiring any centralized PC for management. It is connected by Encoder and Decoder, and requires only one GB Lan switches.

Q: How many signals can one coder control on an LED or LCD video wall?

A: Each AVCIT coder can open up to 16 windows on your video wall, and there is no quantity limitation for sources.