Black Box - HD Video Matrix Switching

HD Video Matrix Switching

Video matrix switch,which called a crosspoint switch can be configured to switch any number of inputs and outputs. Each input on the switch can be routed to any output source or receiver, or the same input can be routed to all outputs, or any combination in between.  . Matrix switches are controlled in a number of ways: front panel button control; infrared (IR) remote control; RS-232, or serial, external control; control via TCP/IP network.

Featured Product

DVI Matrix Switch, 8 x 8, with Audio   AVSW-DVI8X8  Route HDTV video from eight DVI sources to eight DVI screens with audio

Quick Facts

Simplifies the routing of source inputs for screen output to multiple displays. Switch manually, from its IR remote, or via RS-232 signals on a computer. No signal degradation. Supports resolutions up to 1920 x 1200. Sources can be up to 115 feet (35 m) away from the switch. Front-panel LCD shows all programmed commands and switch responses. Enables you to save EDID data for optimum digital display communications. 4U high, designed for installing in 19" racks or cabinets. Terminal connectors for balanced or unbalanced audio.

Black Box DVI Matrix Switch Advantages

Switch from preset configurations. The switch supports 10 preset configurations and enables you to save a specific task under one of the preset configurations and retrieve it quickly.  High-resolution video switching with EDID support. Various matrix switching options from Black Box. The DVI Matrix Switch, 8 x 8 (VSW-DVI8X8).For higher-end, Web-manageable matrix video-only switching, DVI-D Matrix Switches, available in configurations for 4 x 4 (XPT-DVI4X4), 4 x 8 (XPT-DVI4X8), 8 x 4 (XPT-DVI8X4), and 8 x 8 (XPT-DVI8X8) routing.  What's included: --Matrix switch with power cord --IR remote controller --RS-232 cable --RS-232 application software CD

Matrix Switch Applications

Broadcast rooms and studios. Digital signage administrative consoles. Conference rooms and corporate theaters. Multimedia and TV instructional applications. Healthcare, hospital, and R&D imaging applications. Educational classrooms with a mix of digital source devices.  Government multimedia command centers and control consoles.