Discontinued

25G Hybrid Matrix Frame with 144x144 Crosspoint

The 25G frames can transmit video signals up to 4K resolution, support all 3D formats, handle forward audio, transmit USB‑KVM, Ethernet, bi‑directional RS‑232/RS‑422, IR and CEC signals. The intuitive graphical user interface offers easy and user‑friendly control accessing all available features. Advanced EDID Management is included in the frame which is also HDCP compliant.

4K HDMI Output Board with Digital Audio Add-on

25G-8HDMI2-A2-OB provides fully transparent HDMI 1.4 connectivity to the latest high-end digital sinks including the Audio Return Channel and 3D functions between the endpoints.

4K  HDMI Input Board

25G-8HDMI2-IB provides fully transparent HDMI 1.4 connectivity to the latest high-end digital sources including 3D functions between the endpoints.

4K Singlemode Optical Output Board

25G‑8OPTS2‑OB‑SC is a 4K compatible fiber optical output board for the 25G matrix family. These optical boards can extend up to a 10,000m distance using singlemode fiber technology. The OPTS technology provides a transparent medium for video, audio, Ethernet, USB KVM, RS‑232, IR and CEC data according to the 25G multilayer architecture and allows the extension
to MODEX receiver units.

25G 4K DVI-D Output Board

25G‑8DVID2‑OB provides fully transparent HDMI 1.4 connectivity to the latest high‑end digital sources including 3D between the endpoints.

25G 4K DVI-D Input Board with Analog Audio and KVM

25G-8DVID2-A3K2-IB provides fully transparent HDMI 1.4 connectivity to the latest high-end digital sources including 3D functions between the endpoints. 

USB KVM layer

With the USB KVM option, users can utilize the 25G Hybrid signal management for KVM matrix purposes. Up to 160 computers can be controlled by up to 160 operators. 25G allows point to point control. This method allows multiple operators to control one single computer or one operator to control multiple computers.

Return audio layer

Return Audio Layer creates the ability to send two different multichannel audio streams, one from source to display and another, a return channel in the opposite direction. Audio Return Channel (ARC) was introduced by the HDMI 1.4.standard. This S/PDIF signal is sent in the opposite direction to the video signals. Usually displays send ARC to source devices ‑ typically TV sound to audio receivers, or microphone sound from headsets to computers.