Kramer Electronics VSM-4X4A matrix switcher AV matrix switcher

OVERVIEWVSM−4x4A is a 4x4 seamless matrix switcher that can also be used as a video wall driver (2x2 or 1x4) or dual and quad multi−viewers. The unit enables switching between inputs with a clean video cut (frame−to−frame switching with no glitches). It supports HDMI resolutions with deep color. up to eight channels of audio and includes per−port HDCP and EDID settings.- PixPerfect Scaling Technology — Kramer’s precision pixel mapping and high–quality scaling technology.- HDTV Compatible.- HDCP Compliant.- 4 HDMI Inputs & 4 Scaled HDMI Outputs.- Audio — 4 balanced and 4 unbalanced audio outputs with independent volume settings per output. embedded audio on the HDMI inputs and outputs.- Selectable Operation Modes — 4x4 matrix switcher. video wall (2x2 or 1x4 configuration). dual display (Split/PIP/POP) or quad display.- Bezel Correction Options — In video wall mode.- Matrix Switching Modes — Seamless switching mode (zero–time video cuts). or fade–through–black mode (enabling independent output resolutions).- Constant Output Sync — For all modes of operation.- HDMI Support — Deep Color. Dolby Digital Plus. DTS. DTS–HD®. LPCM 2CH/6CH/8CH. AC3.- Per Port HDCP and EDID Settings- Input Resolution Range — VGA to WUXGA and 480i to 1080p.- Output Resolution Range — 480p to 1080p.- Multiple Aspect Ratio Selections — Full. 4:3. 16:9 and best fit.- Built–in ProcAmp — Color. hue. sharpness. noise. contrast and brightness.- Front Panel Control — Operation mode. TAKE button and menu buttons.- 4 Preset Memory Locations — For each operation mode for quick access to common IN–OUT configurations.- Front Panel Lockout.- Non–Volatile Memory — Saves final settings.- Additional Internal Memory — Supports larger firmware code.- Firmware Upgrade — Via Ethernet or the program mini USB connector.- Varied Control Options — Front panel buttons. RS–232 serial commands transmitted by a touch screen system. PC. or other serial controller; infrared remote control transmitter with OSD (on–screen display). Ethernet with built–in web pages.