In today's ecosystem of system integration, AV over IP (AVoIP) is gradually replacing traditional AV equipment like video matrices, switchers, and splitters. AVoIP technology offers high flexibility, allowing systems to easily add AV sources and deliver signals to any device at any time.
AVoIP systems also save time looking for suitable equipment and expanding AV systems in the future. Keep up with the ever-changing trends in the pro A/V industry and choose AVoIP for a seamless and efficient AV experience!
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You can even use different models to integrate HDMI/VGA/DVI sources and displays under one over IP system, overcoming the gap between different devices.
SC&T AVoIP tutorial videos show you how to set up AV over IP matrices and video walls quickly with no prior knowledge required!
In the matrix setup video, you will learn how to:
In the video wall setup tutorial, we'll guide you through:
By following up the steps, you can easily set up the video matrix and control it using different methods like a remote control or software.
SC&T's video over IP solutions have been widely used in applications such as meeting rooms, data analytics centers, traffic control centers, emergency response centers, and more. We've helped ample system integrators to build custom over IP environments that meet different requirements for different purposes of use.
AVoIP systems can be built between different models, including the HDMI, VGA, and DVI models. This means you can integrate different signals into one AV system. Imagine being able to display 4K HDMI videos on DVI/VGA monitors or 1080p HDMI videos on 4K HDMI monitors. The possibilities are endless with AVoIP technology!
With an 8x16 video wall, the AVoIP system is suitable for business commercial use and data analysis centers to set the screen mode based on their needs.
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With the 3.5mm audio phone jack at the transmitter and the receiver, the system supports the audio embedding function that can extract audio from the HDMI source and connect to an external audio output device. You can also embed external audio (microphone audio) into your A/V output device, like an HDMI monitor.
SC&T’s over IP series (4K version and above) supports CAT5e and fiber optic cable transmission for 150M and 60KM, respectively. The long extension distance allows you to apply the system to larger signal projects.
Our over IP solution supports not only video and audio but also KVM USB, IR, Rand CA signals, with low lantency.
You can set up scenes and easily switch between the TV wall and matrix with different devices. SC&T’s HDMI over IP system supports PC software, mobile APPs, IR, RS232, keypads, consoles, and other remote controllers. This character allows integrators to design a better control platform for end-users.
From Roadside Assistance Control Center: An AVoIP Case Study, you can see how our client integrates an over IP system into an Environmental Control System with a user-friendly touch panel to achieve a smooth user experience.
SC&T's AVoIP system supports RS232 commend, which enables integrators to incorporate the control system into their customized Environmental Control Software.
Under the built-in surge protection, SC&T prevents your electronic devices such as IC and circuit boards from power surge damage.
The optional PoE version allows you to use the over IP system without an external power supply. It's suitable for projects that have difficulties finding a power supply on-site.
The installation of the AVoIP system can be a challenge for businesses newly adopting this system. We provide powerful technical support to help you complete the AVoIP installation whenever you have any installation difficulties. As a manufacturer, SC&T has extensive experience and professional knowledge of projects. We provide solutions for your setting and troubleshooting as a support to our professional clients.
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