The VS−1616D is a high−performance matrix switcher chassis for AV signals. The unit is modular and populated from 2x2 to 16x16 in increments of two inputs and/or two outputs. The chassis includes a power supply, control module and a test module that can monitor and test any input and output in the matrix. VS−1616D supports a wide variety of input and output cards for different AV signals.
- Kramer Core™ — FLEXIBLE INFRASTRUCTURE CONVERSION! Copper, Fiber or Twisted Pair — all can be used at the same time, according to input/output module selection. The matrix receives signals from compatible Kramer transmitters, automatically converts between available infrastructure options and sends the signals to compatible Kramer receivers. Kramer Core™ solution is the ultimate in versatility!
- Max. Data Rate — 10.2Gbps (3.4Gbps per graphic channel) when using compatible cards.
- HDTV Compatible.
- HDCP Compliant — With DVI (HDCP), HDMI, F670, HDBaseT, HDMI with audio and DGKat modules.
- HDMI Support.
- Kramer Equalization & re‑Klocking™ Technology — Rebuilds the digital signal to travel longer distances.
- Optional Fast Switching Support — For fraction of a second switching.
- Modular & Easily Configurable Platform — Input or output module types can be mixed and added in increments of 2 from 2x2 up to 16x16.
- Protocol 3000 Support.
- Flexible Configuration — To disable HDCP support and convert between HDMI and DVI.
- Default EDID — For each input.
- EDID Capture — Copies and stores the EDID from a display device.
- Take Button — Executes multiple switches all at once.
- Memory Locations — Stores multiple switches as presets to be recalled and executed as needed.
- Test Pattern Module — With 4 output resolutions for troubleshooting video problems and additional monitor port with audio embedding and de–embedding.
- Front Panel Lockout.
- Flexible Control Options — Front panel, RS–232, Ethernet, K–Router Plus™ software application.
- Worldwide Power Supply — 100–240V AC.
- Standard 19” Rack Mount Size — 4U rack ears included.
