Product Description
The Kiloview U40 is a remarkable 4K P60 HDMI to NDI encoder. It effortlessly transforms 4K P60 HDMI signals into NDI high - bandwidth streams. Moreover, it can convert various IP streams like RTSP, SRT, RTMP, and HLS into NDI|HX, SRT, RTMP, RTSP, TS - UDP etc. With features such as PoE + DC Out, PTZ control, built - in Tally, and the option for cold shoe mounting on a camera, it's the smallest yet most powerful NDI encoder. Just use one cable, and you can bring video sources from HDMI cameras into the NDI world, enjoying the benefits of IP - based transmission with ultra - high image quality and ultra - low latency. The NDI protocol is a high - performance standard that allows real - time, ultra - low - latency video on existing IP networks. You can easily set Kiloview NDI encoders as the video input source in popular desktop video apps like Google Hangouts, GoToMeeting, Skype, and more using the free NDI webcam input tool. It supports HDMI2.0 input, providing real 4K P60 performance without sacrificing image quality. It can convert 4K HDMI video to Full NDI and IP streams to NDI|HX, making your camera more powerful and versatile. The Super PoE with DC Out powers both the U40 and other devices like monitors or recorders. It supports PTZ control via USB to serial RS232/485/422 and over IP without extra cables. You can manage web - based cameras through the camera link function in the web UI. The built - in Tally lights offer clear PVW/PGM indication. It also supports USB expansion, 3.5mm analog audio input or embedded audio into NDI, and voice intercom based on Kiloview Intercom software. You can mount it on a camera either upright or horizontally with a cold shoe accessory. Key features include its 90mm*30mm round shape, aluminum shell with a high - air - volume fan, and stable 7x24h operation. Technical specifications cover various resolutions and bitrates, multiple interfaces, and support for different functions.
Using the Kiloview U40 is quite straightforward. First, connect your HDMI camera to the HDMI 2.0 port of the U40. Then, use an Ethernet cable to connect it to your network. If you want to power other devices, take advantage of the Super PoE with DC Out feature. You can use the USB port for expansion functions like connecting to RS232/485/422 or for recording. When it comes to using it with video applications, use the free NDI webcam input tool to set it as the video source. For PTZ control, you can either use the USB - to - serial connection or the IP - based control. In the web UI, use the camera link function to manage your web - based camera. When mounting, choose between upright or horizontal installation with a cold shoe accessory. As for maintenance, keep it in a clean and well - ventilated area. The built - in high - air - volume fan helps with heat dissipation, but make sure there's no dust blocking the vents. Check the cables regularly for any signs of wear. And remember, it's designed to work 7x24h, so you can rely on its stable performance.
