Product Description
The Hall Technologies VERSA-4K-R is a high - performance receiver/decoder unit designed for the VERSA-4K video and USB extension system. It allows you to extend and switch multiple 4K HDMI video and USB data to countless receivers over a simple Gigabit network. Bidirectional IR, RS - 232, and auxiliary stereo audio can also be extended effortlessly. With features like low - latency video and audio, CEC and Serial over IP for control, it offers a seamless experience. The video wall processor can expand and split 4K video on multiple screens, and you can rotate and flip the video horizontally and vertically. USB device class filtering helps exclude specific USB device types. It supports PoE, comes with a power supply, and has automatic KVM switching. Telnet and webGUI control make configuration easy. Key features include: extending and switching multiple 4K HDMI video and USB on a Gigabit LAN; point - to - point extension on Cat6 without LAN; low - latency video and audio; video rotation and flipping; user - configurable video - wall processor; extending signals up to 120 meters; HDMI video loop output on the sender; extracted HDMI audio in stereo analog format; 4 USB ports on the receiver; PoE power with included power supply; USB device class filtering; CEC, IR, and R - 232 Serial over IP for control; automatic KVM switching; Telnet and webGUI control; front panel character - LCD for configuration; small IR remote for channel switching; free PC GUI for setup; max input and loop output resolution of 4K 60Hz 4:4:4 on the sender and 4K 30Hz 4:4:4 on the receiver; and HDCP2.2 and 1.4 compliance. Technical specifications cover supported resolutions from PC (VGA to WUXGA) to HDTV(480i to 4K/UHD), a 12V/1A DC power supply with a universal AC plug kit, an operating temperature range of +32 to +104F (0 to +40C), product dimensions of 6.30'(160 mm) W x 3.94'(100.0 mm) D x 1.38'(35 mm) H, a net weight of 1.12 lbs (0.51 KG), a metal chassis, and included mounting brackets.
Using the Hall Technologies VERSA - 4K - R is straightforward. First, connect the unit to your network or directly for point - to - point connection as needed. If you're using PoE, make sure your network supports it; otherwise, use the included power supply. Connect your HDMI sources to the sender and the displays to the receiver. You can then use the IR remote to switch channels. When setting up, use the free PC GUI or the front panel character - LCD to configure IP parameters. Be aware that the sender can accept a max resolution of 4K 60Hz 4:4:4 on its input and loop output, while the receiver outputs a max resolution of 4K 30Hz 4:4:4. Keep the operating temperature between +32 to +104F (0 to +40C) and humidity at 20 - 90% non - condensing. For maintenance, regularly check the connections and clean the unit with a soft, dry cloth. If you want to exclude certain USB devices, use the USB device class filtering feature. When multiple receivers are routed to one source, the unit will perform automatic KVM switching for you.
