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Compatible Receiver for Matrix Kit TT-683-MATRIX-4.0 | 4K@30Hz Resolution | Cat6 | IR Control | IGMP Switch Compatible (Only for version 4.0 transmitter).

  • $ 1,799.00
  • Brand: EPCOM TITANIUM
  • Availability: In stock
  • SKU: TT-683-MATRIX-4.0-RX

TT-683-MATRIX-4.0-RX 120M HDMI over IP HDbitT Matrix Receiver (This model is the receiver only) This HDMI matrix receiver applies advanced HDbitT over IP technology. By connecting with an IGMP switch,...

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TT-683-MATRIX-4.0-RX

120M HDMI over IP HDbitT Matrix Receiver (This model is the receiver only)

This HDMI matrix receiver applies advanced HDbitT over IP technology. By connecting with an IGMP switch, it creates a system for connecting and controlling HDMI signals via UTP cabling, allowing the connection of up to 100 input transmitters to an unlimited number of output receivers...

Features

  • Transmission distance is up to 100m with an IGMP switch and 120m in a 1-to-1 connection (Cat 6 or higher).
  • Compatible with CAT 6/6a network cables.
  • Supports 1080P @ 60Hz resolution.
  • Application of advanced HDbitT over IP technology.
  • Surge, lightning, and ESD protection.
  • Control via PC / Front button / IR remote control.
  • NOT COMPATIBLE WITH PREVIOUS TT683MATRIX SYSTEMS
  • Power supply: 5 VDC, 2 A (Power adapters included)
  • Power consumption: 4W per TX/RX
  • Dimensions (TX/RX): 133.8 (L) x 83.8 (W) x 23.8 (H) mm
  • Weight (TX): 260 g; (RX): 250 g
  • Operating temperature: 0~60°C
  • Storage temperature: -20~70°C
  • Note: The remote control does not include the battery; the suggested model is: CR2025
  • IR remote control passback function: 20~60Hz
  • Bandwidth is 18 Mbps, packet size is: 1,460 bytes.

Important before installing:
The performance of these devices depends directly on the network infrastructure. Ensure you use manageable switches with support for IGMP, QoS, and multicast traffic. The use of basic switches may cause operational failures.

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