AVP AC-MXNET-10G-TCVR-TAA | TRANSCEIVER 10G SDVOE 4K HDMI AV-OVER-IP POE TRANSCEIVER (ENCODER/DECODER) - TAA

AVP AC-MXNET-10G-TCVR-TAA
TRANSCEIVER 10G SDVOE 4K HDMI AV-OVER-IP POE TRANSCEIVER (ENCODER/DECODER) - TAA

This is the TAA Compliant of the AC-MXNET-10G-TCVR. Inarguably, the most versatile product in the AVPro MXnet 10-G SDVoE ecosystem is the AC-MXNET-10G-TCVR, a single SKU, dual-use configurable, advanced modular AV-over-IP encoding / decoding IP streaming solution. Whether deployed as a transmitter (Encoder) or receiver (Decoder), AVPro Edge has cultivated multiple advanced concepts into this A/V tour de force that just a single year ago, seemed implausible. An indispensable design, it is unique and destined to become an instant classic. The new AC-MXNET-10G-TCVR serves as both a gateway and destination point for the next generation 10G lineup of AV-over-IP multicast offerings from AVPro Edge. The following details will assist in getting you acquainted with this state-of-the-art juggernaut: Maximum range up to 100 meters using a single twisted pair Cat6A cable (55m/Cat6). Maximum range up to 18.6 miles using single-mode fiber, through industry standard SFP+ modules. System scalability limited only by available switch ports. Zero frame latency, zero image artifacts, zero compression up to 4K/30fps 4:4:4 8-bit. HDMI 4K/60fps 4:4:4 8-bit (100µs frame latency, or 1/150th of a frame); 4K/60fps 4:2:2 10-bit, and 4K/60fps 4:2:0 12-bit, are transported visually lossless with a pixel-perfect light compression of 1.3:1. Data packetization at encoding enables pixel-perfect transport and decoding for artifact-free, crystal clear images. Full Dolby Vision, HDR10, HDR10+, HLG, and IMAX Enhanced support. Auto Color Space cross-conversion for RGB sources (full API adjustability at any point in the signal chain). Fast Switching, with Upscaling to 4K or Downscaling from 4K supported when operating in Decoder mode. Software-defined MultiView with Simple Grid, Hybrid Grid, Window Tiling, Picture-In-Picture (PIP) and Picture-And-Picture (PAP), plus arbitrary customized layouts available at any endpoint requiring no additional equipment. Video wall configurations feature bezel correction and asymmetric wall support, for wall arrays up to 8 x 8. HDMI embedded audio pass-through for up to 8 channels LPCM with up to 24-bit depth and 192kHz sampling rate, including support for Dolby Atmos and DTS:X. Independent routing with breakaway for: de-embedded HDMI audio (8 ch / LPCM/ 192/24) and 2-ch / Downmixed de-embedded HDMI audio. Analog stereo audio (up to 24-bit / 48 kHz sampling rate) may be extracted. Bidirectional Control for: IR; RS-232; Hi-Speed USB 2.0; Ethernet 1Gbps. USB-B Host connection and KVM Control. Two units may be paired as Point-to-Point extenders outside of a 10Gbps network. Third-party control and MXnet 10G Mentor WEB GUI via AC-MXNET-10G-CBOX. Audio, Video and Control signals reside on autonomously isolated layers within the SDVoE platform, each independently routable for unparalleled flexibility with flawless distribution over a 10GbE copper, fiber, or hybrid-blended network. A built-in, segregated, 1GbE Ethernet w/PoE full gigabit sub-network channel is reserved for high-speed local network connections. When selected for transmitter mode, an AC-MXNET-10G-TCVR sends content from a connected source, via multicasting, to individual or multiple endpoints on the network. In contrast, traditional A/V distribution layouts such as HDBaseT and HDMI anchor a matrix switcher, forcing source localization into the rack environment. Presently, a physical HDMI matrix in a low distance application (one-on-one, point-to-point connections with displays, via NextGen Active Optical HDMI cables) will provide the best video performance for all possible sources, such as 4K/120fps game consoles. With commercial applications such as those industrial or perhaps campus-related, untethered sources injected into a network by an AC-MXNET-10G-TCVR from decentralized locations represents the ultimate in system design freedom and deployment ease. Sources may be set for their highest capabilities (up to 4K/60fps) and the MXnet ecosystem diligently handles all details. Configured for decoder mode, an AC-MXNET-10G-TCVR transforms into a technical tour de force in every conceivable way. Connected to a display, AC-MXNET-10G-TCVR memorizes the display’s EDID while automatically adjusting colorspace (colorspace cross-conversion from RGB to YUV when necessary) for all source devices, computers, or streamed video. Any version of HDR metadata is passed-through to HDR-capable displays, while being blocked automatically from SDR displays. Onboard scaling for no-wait, rapid switching also provides MultiView compositing, available on any display type. Video wall arrays are easily configured using built-in, advanced software bezel correction. The MXnet 10G ecosystem supports concurrent system matrixing, MultiView, and Video Wall operation, while independently routing audio, video, control or USB 2.0 signals. Twisted-pair copper, fiber, and hybrid system connectivity is supported, whether the device is commissioned as encoder or decoder. MXnet 10G Mentor access, via the AC- MXNET-10G-CBOX, enables rapid API system configuration changes, with the front-facing OLED display providing eye-glance quick system monitoring.