VE8662 - True 4K HDMI H.265 over IP Transceiver

The ATEN VE8662 True 4K HDMI H.265 over IP Transceiver with PoE combines transmitter and receiver functions in one unit, offering flexible deployment and easy configuration for various AV solutions.

Powered by standard H.265 encoding and decoding technology for video compression, the VE8662 enables efficient transmission of 3840 x 2160 @ 60 Hz (4:4:4) HDMI video / audio, stereo audio, USB 2.0, and RS-232 signals over a single Ethernet cable for up to 100 meters (point-to-point), with built-in error correction for low latency and reduced bandwidth usage. It also supports embedded and de-embedded audio, allowing audio to be embedded in the HDMI stream or extracted and delivered separately.

The VE8662 also features AV matrix switching with both horizontal and vertical display configurations for video walls. The Transceiver enables seamless collaboration between workstations and video walls with functions such as "push" and "pull" for instant content sharing, boundless switching for easy switching between receivers, and On-Screen Display (OSD) for simple configuration of both units.

With dual power supplies, DC-in, and Power over Ethernet (PoE), the VE8662 ensures continuous operation, even during power failures, making it ideal for mission-critical applications. The transceiver offers multiple control options, including pushbuttons, web GUI, RS-232 and Telnet / Reslink. The user-friendly web GUI enables customisable background and layouts for intuitive management over all video inputs and outputs.

With limitless scalability and flexibility, the VE8662 is perfect for diverse scenarios such as video broadcasting, casinos, sports centres, and smart buildings where managing multiple video feeds over a network is essential and can transmit signals from building to building.

Features:

• Transmits True 4K video, audio, USB, and RS-232 over Ethernet

• Supports AV matrix switching and video wall setups

• Dual power supply via PoE and DC-in provides power redundancy

• Control via pushbuttons, web GUI, RS-232, Telnet / Reslink or remote KVM switching