Video Switchboxes

The HDMV is a member of SmartAVI's HD Multiviewer series of products that allows users to view up to four different HD digital video sources on one display device simultaneously. Connections to video sources are managed via HDMI or DVI connectors, with advanced viewing options such as dual-mode, quad-mode, full-screen mode, and PIP (picture in picture) mode. Use this device to simplify the management of multiple video sources by accessing and controlling them from a single set of controls on one display.

• View up to four sources on a single monitor at the press of a button
• On-screen display (OSD) makes setup and switching easy
• Display each computer with clean and crisp high-resolution video
• Supports DVI-D input resolutions up to 1900 x 1200
• Supports 1080p HDMI output (1920 x 1080)
• Delivers uncompressed digital video with zero signal loss
• HDCP and HDMI 1.4 compliant
• Supports EDID for total control of compliant displays
• Outputs HDMI up to 40 feet
• 1920 x 1080 HDMI or DVI-D
• Change views by pressing the tact switches, keyboard hotkeys and RS-232
• Quad-mode splits the screen to show four sources on one screen
• Dual-mode splits the screen to show two sources on one screen
• PiP-mode displays one device in full screen with three thumbnail views

View up to sixteen different HD digital video sources on one display device simultaneously.

The MXWall-LT is a video wall processor and matrix switch with up to 12 HDMI outputs. Compact, plug-and-play, and excellent for mid-sized video wall displays between 4-12 screens with resolutions up to 1080p (1920?1080 @ 60Hz) Full HD.

What is the HDR-8?8-XT

The HDR-8?8-XT is an 8?8 matrix switch enhanced with HDBaseT technology. Users can send eight ultra-HD video sources to eight local displays over HDMI, as well as eight remote displays over CAT5e/6/7 cables up to 328 ft away when paired with receiver units (supports HDX-POE and HDX-POE-PRO*, each sold separately).

Doubling as a transmitter extension unit, the HDR-8?8-XT sends 4K (3840?2160) resolution video further that standard matrix units and effectively cuts costs by utilizing inexpensive CAT5e/6/7 cabling. It also routes internet to remote smart TVs over HDBaseT and power to connected receivers through POE (Power-over-Ethernet).

Users can easily control the HDR-8?8-XT using:

• Front Panel Buttons which offer intuitive signal switching capabilities directly from the unit itself.
• RS-232 commands from devices that are connected to the unit.
• IR Remote Control for signal switching and receiver control.
• TCP/IP Web Console, which offers powerful visual tools for users remotely interacting with the unit from a PC.

The HDR-8?8-XT excels at routing 4K signals in large venues and extended AV setups. Concert halls, sporting arenas, multiplex cinemas, convention centers, lecture halls, and more are great places to set up an HDR-8?8-XT. Perfect for modest HDTVs and enormous jumbotron screens, the HDR-8?8-XT's 4K output ensures the highest picture quality on any display!