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DVIGear, a leading manufacturer of digital connectivity products, has set new benchmarks for performance and value with the introduction of its latest DisplayNet® products, the DN-150 Series. Based on the popular SDVoE standard, these breakthrough products will be on display at InfoComm 2019 in Orlando, FL on June 12-14 in Booth 1725.

DisplayNet DN-150 – Unprecedented Value

The DN-150 Series represents a major breakthrough in performance and value for IP-based AV signal distribution applications. Starting at under $1,000 per endpoint, the DN-150 Series utilizes cutting-edge SDVoE technology in a fanless, low-profile case that can be mounted unobtrusively in nearly any location. The DN-150 Series delivers unconstrained scalability, fast matrix switching, zero frame latency and zero artifact image quality. DN-150 Series devices distribute signals with resolutions of up to 4K/60p (4:4:4) with 8-bit color, or 4K/60p (4:2:2) with 10 or 12-bit color. Like other DisplayNet products, these units provide independent multi-layer routing of HDMI audio and video signals, as well as IR, RS-232, Analog Audio, and 1GbE. The DN-150 Series provides full interoperability with other SDVoE products, including the DisplayNet DN-200 Series, enabling enhanced system flexibility, while reducing overall system cost. The DN-150 Series is available with either copper or optical fiber transport, enabling signal extension distances of up to 100 meters (328 ft.) with CAT-6A twisted pair and up to 30 KM (18.6 miles) with single-mode fiber. The DN-150 Series will be available in September 2019, with a starting price of $995 per unit.

DisplayNet DN-150-TX-Quad – Redefining the Matrix

In addition to DN-150 transmitters and receivers, DVIGear will also be showing a groundbreaking new addition to the DisplayNet family with its new DisplayNet DN-150-TX-Quad HDMI Input Module for NETGEAR M4300-96X modular 10G network switches. This new product features four (4) direct HDMI input ports with on-board SDVoE processors, enabling the module to effectively replace four standalone DN-150-TX transmitter units, saving space, complexity and cost. The DN-150-TX-Quad integrates directly into the NETGEAR M4300-96X switch, which is one the most robust and highly versatile 10G network switches on the market for SDVoE applications. The NETGEAR M4300-96X comes preconfigured for SDVoE applications, which greatly simplifies system installations. The DN-150-TX-Quad HDMI Input Module provides the lowest cost per-port and highest port density among all competing 10GbE AV-over-IP solutions in the industry. “In many ways, this product represents an end-game for us. We originally embraced SDVoE because it was the only AV-over-IP standard that could meet and exceed the performance of a dedicated matrix switcher. With this product, we’re converting the network switch itself into a matrix switcher, while retaining all of the additional versatility that SDVoE offers,” said Steven Barlow, President of DVIGear. The DN-150-TX-Quad offers the same performance and resolution support as a standalone DN-150 transmitter unit, at half of the cost per port. It is fully interoperable with other SDVoE products, including the DisplayNet DN-200 Series. The DN-150-TX-Quad HDMI Input Module will be available in September 2019, with a suggested retail price of $1,995 per module.

DisplayNet DN-200 Series – Cutting Edge AV Distribution

The DN-200 Series is the flagship product of the DisplayNet product line. The DN-200 Series leverages SDVoE technology to distribute uncompressed AV signals with resolutions up to 4K /60p over a 10GbE Ethernet network. The DN-200 Series supports HDMI 2.0 and DisplayPort 1.2 with up to 12-bit color and HDCP 2.2. Additionally, DN-210U and DN-220U models support High Speed USB 2.0 extension. A high-performance video processor in both the transmitter and receiver units enables Fast Switching, MultiViewer, Advanced Video Wall, and output scaling functionality. The DN-200 Series supports twisted pair (CAT6a or CAT7) media up to 328 ft. (100 meters), or Fiber Optic media using an industry standard SFP+ module supporting extension distances up to 18 miles (30 km).