- Manufacturer Part Number: FG1010-512-01
- Connectivity Technology: Wired
- Number of Output Devices Supported: 1
- Maximum Operating Distance: 328 ft
- Graphics Modes: 4K UHD
- Maximum Video Resolution: 4096 x 2160
- Network (RJ-45): Yes
- HDMI Out: Yes
- USB: Yes
- Number of Network (RJ-45) Ports: 1
- Number of USB Ports: 2
- Number of HDMI Outputs: 1
- Media Type Supported: Twisted Pair
- Twisted Pair Cable Standard: Category 7
- Receiver Height: 1″
- Receiver Width: 8.66″
- Receiver Depth: 6.30″
Overview
The AMX DXLink 4K60 HDMI Receiver Module is a 4K60 4:4:4 capable distance transport solution that features built-in SmartScale® Technology to deliver HDMI 2.0 with HDCP 2.2 that is perfectly scaled for each connected display automatically, eliminating the integration challenges that can occur when sources and displays have different optimal resolutions. It accepts audio, video, control, Ethernet, and USB 2.0 over one shielded Cat6, Cat6A or Cat7 standard twisted pair cable. DXLink 4K60 HDMI Receiver Modules are perfect for receiving HDMI and control signals over long distances from a remote DXLink 4K60 Transmitter Module or other compatible AMX Transmitters such as the DGX DXLink 4K60 Twisted Pair Output Board. The receiver’s built-in control ports can be used to control a destination device and the ICSLan port provides an IP network access port when used in conjunction with the Enova DGX 100 Series.
PICTURE PERFECTDXLink 4K60 Transmitters and Receivers allow end users to realize the full potential of their source and display devices by fully supporting the latest HDMI 2.0 and HDCP 2.2 standards.
Common Applications
The DXLink 4K60 HDMI Receiver Module is ideal for extending 4K60 4:4:4 video in any situation where the highest video quality is required or when a simple installation is desired:
- Colleges and universities that transmit audio and video within or between classrooms for collaborative or distributed learning.
- Corporations that distribute audio and video within meeting spaces.
- Healthcare facilities distributing high-resolution video within training rooms, simulation rooms, or labs.
