The MagiCue 4x4 HDMI Matrix Extender over CAT5e/6from MagiCue 4x4 HDMI Matrix Extender over CAT5e/6can accept four HD HDMI signal inputs, as well as four HD HDMI outputs and four CAT5e/6 RJ45 outputs. You can select any of the four video inputs over a single CAT5e/6 cable. This 4 x 4 matrix can support a resolution of up to 1080p 3D or 1080p 60fps, and includes a 4 x 4 dual direction IR matrix companion with video matrix extender output. The 4 x 4 HDMI matrix is fully compatible with HDMI1.3c (HDMI 1.4 3D) and HDCP 1.3.

HDMI 1.3 spec and HDMI 1.4 3D support

HDMI HDCP1.3 compatible

4 x 4 HDMI matrix, with the capability of 4 outputs selecting the same or different HDMI source simultaneously

Each group of matrix output includes one HDMI and RJ45 extender port; both can output HD video simultaneously

CAT5e/6 extender outputs support power over UTP, with the receiver side not requiring an external DC adapter

Supported resolutions: 1080p/1080i/720p/576p/480p/576i/480i

Support audio formats: PCM, Dolby-AC3, DTS 7.1, DSD

HPD and CEC support

Emitter and receiver 4 x 4 IR matrix embedded with local IR control

Automatically remembers last power-off matrix status and auto-skip for unconnected inputs during power-on initialization

EDID dynamic mixing management

CAT5e/6 extender port support EDID call back

Multi-mode control by LAN, RS-232, local IR remote, CAT5e/6 extender side IR receiver or panel button

ESD protection level HBM ±8 kV (Contact Discharge) for any input and output port

Industrial metal case, easy to install

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. This states that it has a fixed IP address. So would this work to a convert an HDMI video single to an addressable IP source that could be input to a Tricaster 410 IP connection directly, and then used as one of the two network sources?

A: No, you would convert HDMI to SDI and run the SDI cable to go to the TC410; Ocean Matrix does make that as well; you can bridge production and security systems this way as well--AL

Q: 2. If a computer is connected to an input and no output is active: Will the computer still detect that it's connected to a monitor?

A: No, unless the MuxLab 4x4 4K60 HDMI Matrix Switch is producing n actual outputting signal, a computer will not see any signal until such action is taken by the switch.

Q: 3. Is there a remote that will work with this device?

A: There is no specific remote for the MuxLab 4x4 4K60 HDMI Matrix Switch but it can be used with IR Remotes, RS-232, and Telnet Control.

Q: 4. Can I have multiple receivers? I have one source that I would like to display on 3 different displays in 3 different locations.

A: Yes, one can work with up to 8 receivers, with capability to send the same source to multiple receivers.

Q: 5. If a computer is connected to an input and no output is active: Will the computer still detect that it's connected to a monitor?

A: No, the output from the Ocean Matrix UHD 4K HDR 4x4 HDMI Matrix Switcher with Downscaling must be active for the signal to be seen.

Q: 6. Does this require or work with a switch between xmitter & receiver? Would it work if I had a long-range 802.11n (Wifi) dedicated network connection (not shared, not hosting general network traffic. (Such as Ubiquity M2 Rocket) How would it handle a layer 3 switch or router in the middle?

A: Our network is built on gigabit managed switches feeding wall ports and wifi access points. When these transmitters and receivers are hooked up anywhere on the network, it basically disables wifi by swamping the access points with multicast packets. I have to create VLANs on the switches to separate the video traffic from everything else in order to keep wifi working. However, even without the VLANs, performance on the wired network seems ok while these things are running.

Q: 7. Can you have multiple transmitters on the same network and flip between sources?

A: There are no controls on the receiver so no way to flip between sources. The transmitters do multicast across the whole network so the best way to do what you want (with these boxes) would be to set up separate physical networks or create virtual LANs to separate the various transmitters. A receiver's port would need to be assigned to a particular VLAN to receive the signal from the transmitter on that VLAN.

Q: 8. Do both (transmitter and receiver) need power ? or ONLY one of them?

A: Yes, both the transmitter and receiver will need to be powered. It will come with 2 AC power supplies.

Q: 9. live switching application software?

A: Can you be more specific?

Q: 10. Will this mount to a sound equipment rack?

A: Yes, the MuxLab 4x4 4K60 HDMI Matrix Switch ships with rack mount ears included. The included ears allow mounting in standard 19" racks.