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New Arrivals NEW ARRIVALS 20 1 9 Full 4K MX2 Standalone Matrix Switchers SERIES MX2-8x8-HDMI20-Audio-L The MX2 is a standalone, fully HDMI 2.0 compatible matrix switcher Most models have R-type variants as well, with redundant and series supporting uncompromised 4K UHD resolution at 60Hz reinforced AC mains connectors, rugged RS-232 and Ethernet with RGB or YCbCr 4:4:4 colorspace and with down-conversion ports, designed for environments with high operation stress. capabilities to 4:2:2. Supporting 3D, Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio and also HDR10, HDR10+ and Dolby Vision, these By popular market demand, further product variants have been routers also include proprietary Lightware technologies like Pixel developed to better serve various target application requirements, Accurate Reclocking and Advanced EDID Management. in 8x8, 8x4 and 4x4 crosspoint sizes. The variants with audio add-on allow embedding audio to, and de-embedding audio from the HDMI stream at dedicated analog audio I/O ports. Highlight features ■ Max resolution 4K@60Hz with RGB 4:4:4 color space, 18 Gbps bandwidth ■ Supports conversion from 4K UHD@60Hz 4:4:4 to 4K UHD@60 Hz YCbCr 4:2:2 ■ HDMI 2.0, HDMI 1.x and DVI 1.0 compliant ■ HDCP 2.2 and HDCP 1.4 compliant with cross conversion capabilities ■ Fully non-blocking switching architecture with zero frame delay ■ Built-in website, RS-232, Ethernet and USB control options ■ Front to back cooling airflow ■ HDR10, HDR10+ and Dolby Vision support Variants with analog audio: ■ Analog audio embedding and de-embedding and digital-to-analog conversion of stereo LPCM R-type variants: ■ Redundant power supply with rugged AC mains connector and control ports MX2-48x48-HDMI20-A-R Full 4K Standalone Matrix Switchers MX2 with DisplayPort and HDMI Input Ports DH SERIES MX2-8x8-DH-8DPi-A MX2 DH series standalone matrix switchers have mixed DisplayPort Highlight features and HDMI input ports, supporting uncompromised 4K UHD ■ DisplayPort 1.2 and HDMI 2.0 compliant resolution at 60Hz with RGB or YCbCr 4:4:4 colorspace and with ■ down-conversion capabilities to 4:2:2. The DisplayPort inputs on DisplayPort input signals are converted to HDMI signals via the MX2 DH series routers allow connecting DisplayPort 1.2 video the built-in chipset on each port sources directly, without the need of adapters or dongles. ■ Max resolution for HDMI 4K@60Hz with RGB 4:4:4 color space, 24bit color depth These devices are fully HDMI 2.0 compatible with DisplayPort ■ Supports conversion from 4K UHD@60Hz 4:4:4 to input signals transformed to HDMI for signal management. Input 4K UHD@60Hz YCbCr 4:2:2 signals that do not fit in the HDMI 2.0 bandwidth of 18GHz can be ■ converted to 4:2:2 while maintaining bit depth thus allowing for HDMI 2.0, HDMI 1.x and DVI 1.0 compliant HDR transmission. ■ HDCP 2.2 and HDCP 1.4 compliant with cross conversion capabilities All devices support 3D, Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master ■ Fully non-blocking switching architecture with zero frame Audio and also HDR10, HDR10+ and Dolby Vision, and include delay proprietary Lightware technologies like Pixel Accurate Reclocking ■ Built-in website, RS-232, Ethernet and USB control options and Advanced EDID Management. ■ Front to back cooling airflow The variants with audio add-on allow embedding audio to, and ■ HDR10, HDR10+ and Dolby Vision support de-embedding audio from the signal stream to dedicated analog audio I/O ports. Variants with analog audio: ■ Analog audio embedding and de-embedding and digital-to- Most models have R-type variants as well, with redundant and analog conversion of stereo LPCM reinforced AC mains connectors, rugged RS-232 and Ethernet ports, designed for environments with high operation stress. R-type variants: ■ Redundant power supply with rugged AC mains connector and control ports New MX2 matrix models will be soon released with DisplayPort input and output ports. Please check the MX2 Family Comparison Chart on the next page. Tel: +36 1 255 3800 | [email protected] | www.lightware.com MX2 Family Comparison Chart Front Front Inputs Outputs Redundant Product panel I/O panel LCD power supply HDMI DP Audio HDMI DP Audio buttons menu MX2-4x4-HDMI20-CA 4x E E 4x E 2x E D E MX2-8x4-HDMI20-CA 8x E 2x 4x E 2x E D E MX2-8x8-HDMI20-CA 8x E 2x 8x E 2x E D E MX2-8x8-HDMI20-L 8x E E 8x E E D D E MX2-8x8-HDMI20-Audio-L 8x E 8x 8x E 8x D D E MX2-16x16-HDMI20 16x E E 16x E E D D E MX2-24x24-HDMI20 24x E E 24x E E D D E MX2-16x16-HDMI20-Audio 16x E 4x 16x E 4xH+4xA E D E HDMI MX2-24x24-HDMI20-Audio 24x E 8x 24x E 8x E D E MX2-16x16-HDMI20-R 16x E E 16x E E D D D (PowerCON) MX2-24x24-HDMI20-R 24x E E 24x E E D D D (PowerCON) MX2-16x16-HDMI20-Audio-R 16x E 4x 16x E 4xH+4xA E D D (PowerCON) MX2-24x24-HDMI20-Audio-R 24x E 8x 24x E 8x E D D (PowerCON) CS MX2-32x32-HDMI20-A-R 32x E 16xH 32x E 8xH+8xA D D D (PowerCON) CS MX2-48x48-HDMI20-A-R 48x E 16xH 48x E 16xH D D D (PowerCON) MX2-8x8-DH-4DPi-A 4x 4x E 8x E 2x D D E MX2-8x8-DH-8DPi-A E 8x 4xD 8x E 4xH D D E MX2-16x16-DH-8DPi-A-R 8x 8x 8xH 16x E 4xH+4xA D D D (PowerCON) MX2-24x24-DH-12DPi-A-R 12x 12x 8xH+4xD 24x E 8xH D D D (PowerCON) MX2-24x24-DH-12DPi-R 12x 12x E 24x E E D D D (PowerCON) CS MIXED HDMI / DP MX2-32x32-DH-16DPi-A-R 16x 16x 8xH+4xD 32 E 8xH+8xA D D D (PowerCON) CS MX2-48x48-DH-24DPio-A-R 24x 24x 8xH+8xD 24x 24x 8xH+24xD D D D (PowerCON) CS MX2-8x8-DH-8DPio-A E 8x 4xD E 8x 8xD D D E CS MX2-24x24-DH-24DPio-A-R E 24x 8xD E 24x 24xD D D D (PowerCON) DP CS MX2-48x48-DH-48DPio-A-R E 48x 16xD E 48x 48xD D D D (PowerCON) CS Coming Soon | H: next to HDMI | D: next to DP | A: independent audio out Tel: +36 1 255 3800 | [email protected] | www.lightware.com WORLD’S st DisplayPort I/O Standalone Matrix MX2-48×48- D H - 4 8 D P i o - A - R 48×48 lightware.com Tel: +36 1 255 3800 | [email protected] | www.lightware.com UBEX-PRO20-HDMI-R100 R-type Uncompressed AV-Over-IP Multimedia System for 10G Ethernet Networks Ubex is a fiber-optical, scaling AV-Over-IP system which allows uncompressed 4K UHD@60Hz 4:4:4 signal extension with latency-free multistreaming, designed to use in a 10G Ethernet network. UBEX operates with zero frame latency, provides seamless switching and lossless reproduction of source signals of up to 4K60Hz 4:4:4, without artifacts. It has standard, 10 Gbps SFP+ optical modules installed. The maximum reachable distance is ranging between 400 m and 80 km, depending on the type of singlemode or multimode SFP+ optical modules installed in the device. The UBEX design also favors dual-screen applications as a single UBEX device can handle 2x HDMI 2.0 video ports. R-Type: Rugged – Robust – Rental The R-type UBEX product variant is specifically designed to withstand the daily wear and tear impacts of dynamic, ■ Features Rental&Staging type of applications. The devices shares the ■ 4K UHD @ 60Hz 4:4:4 Scaler features of the standard UBEX–PRO20–HDMI–F100 model, ■ Multistreaming technology (multiple video transmission on a with additional features and changes in build and dimensions. single optical link) ■ Video Over IP or Point-to-Point operation modes: UBEX can also work as a conventional extender, no Ethernet switch is required for simple extension ■ Versatile operation modes: dual channel 4K transmitter or R-type Features receiver or transceiver mode: sending and receiving signals simultaneously ■ Exchangeable cooling air filter inlay ■ Virtual Matrix mode with UBEX units connected to a central ■ Reinforced SFP+ module connector, modules can be changed Ethernet switch by removing protective top cover ■ Front panel jog dial push button, color display and feedback ■ Standard M10 threads on side and top for safe and secure LEDs mounting onto truss assemblies ■ Internal power supply and front-to-back cooling air trail ■ Mounting ears and loops for secondary safety clamps ■ Source Locked - Low Latency Mode: receivers can be ■ Various reinforced optical and power connector type options set to source-locked mode when the video transmission (see below table for details) latency is very low Optical Ethernet Port Power Product Name SFP+ Module Installed Connector(s) for Control Connector UBEX-Pro20-HDMI-R100 2xMM-2xDUO 2x10G SFP+multimode 2x Neutrik OpticalCON DUO 1xNeutrik EtherCON UBEX-Pro20-HDMI-R100 2x10G SFP+multimode 1xNeutrik OpticalCON QUAD 2xNeutrik EtherCON 2xMM-QUAD Neutrik UBEX-Pro20-HDMI-R100 2x10G SFP+singlemode 2xNeutrik OpticalCON DUO 1xNeutrik EtherCON PowerCON 2xSM-2xDUO True 1 UBEX-Pro20-HDMI-R100 2xSM-QUAD 2x10G SFP+singlemode 1xNeutrik OpticalCON QUAD 2xNeutrik EtherCON UBEX-Pro20-HDMI-R100 2xSM-BiDi-DUO 2x10G BiDi SFP+singlemode 1xNeutrik OpticalCON DUO 1xNeutrik EtherCON AV Over IP Multimedia Extenders for 1G Networks Features ■ PoE remote power reception ■ SFP module slot for optional optical Ethernet connection ■ Analog audio embedding and de-embedding ■ Return audio services in unicast mode ■ Max resolution 3840 x 2160 @ 30Hz (on HDMI input) over a 1 Gbps network with HDCP ■ LPCM and Dolby Digital / Dolby Digital Plus / DTS / Dolby TruHD / DTS-HD bitstream audio support ■ Embedded web control, direct and networked control via PC or mobile device ■ Local HDMI port for monitoring (on VINX-120AP-HDMI-ENC) ■ Variable maximum bit rate (10 Mbps ~ 800 Mbps) ■ USB KVM extension and USB 2.0 ■ Front panel DIP switches for quick pairing 15 or fewer units OR pair hundreds of units via software control or open API ■ Video Wall Wizard: quick, mass adjustment of gap and bezel compensation, cropping and scaling ■ Video signal scaling ■ IR, RS-232 and USB ports ■ Multicast and Unicast operation modes for networked or point-to-point applications ■ Virtual Crosspoint View for virtual matrix operation with max 24 units VINX-120AP-HDMI-ENC VINX-210AP-HDMI-ENC VINX-110AP-HDMI-DEC TBX-M210-K Table Box The Table Box (TBX) is a cable pass-through bracket for six AV signal cables, for easy BYOD connection, which also hosts two power outlets.
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