Lightware UBEX-PRO20-HDMI-F110

UBEX units can connect to create a complex network with the use of a standard Ethernet switch.

An UBEX-MMU-X200 Matrix Management Unit (MMU) is required to control and supervise a virtual matrix, which can be created by connecting UBEX units as input and output endpoints to an Ethernet switch acting as crosspoint.The MMU device can update the firmware of endpoint UBEX units in a virtual matrix application simultaneously, without limitation for the number of devices in the setup.

One of the prime advantages of such new architecture is scalability: the virtual matrix created can have a virtually infinite number of endpoints, limited only by the number of open ports on the Ethernet switch used. Such a virtual matrix can be also extremely asymmetrical, as e.g. it could have only a few (or one) devices on the input side, while an almost unlimited number of output end units.

Using visually lossless compression, UBEX can extend two Full 4K UHD signals over a single, 10 Gbps Ethernet port. This generates substantial cost saving on the required Ethernet switch side, as with UBEX only half the router size is required compared to the needs of similar, 10 Gbps IP based architectures. For video signals which can be transferred within the 10G speed limit of a single optical fiber, a video signal redundancy feature is available employing the second optical fiber channel.

The UBEX design also favors dual-screen applications: each transmitter and each receiver handles 2x HDMI 2.0 video ports.

UBEX can also be used in a point to point setup as a conventional extender pair between endpoints. It is not required to use an Ethernet switch when point to point extension is required.

The Video Wall Wizard for UBEX features quick video wall installation with bezel adjustment and cropping, includes options for various layouts within the video wall matrix and also allows zones for smart management.

The maximum reachable distance is ranging between 400 m and 80km, depending on the type of singlemode or multimode optical modules installed in the device, and on the signal properties.

The internal power source of UBEX has Medical (60601) and ITE (60950) grade classifications for maximum reliability.

Scaling of video signals to match the properties of the target display/sink
Balanced analog audio input and output ports for audio embedding and de-embedding

Metal enclosure

Audio embedding and de-embedding

Adjustable analog audio settings (volume, gain, balance)

Ethernet extension (1 Gbps)

Command injection on RS-232 and IR ports

Supports all VESA and HDTV resolutions

HDR support

Advanced EDID Management

Device control via Ethernet (TCP/IP)

Fully non-blocking switching architecture

Supports HDMI 4K signal formats (4K UHD @60Hz RGB 4:4:4, up to 18 Gbps)

Breakaway audio and video switching (audio and video signals can be routed separately)

HDCP 2.2 and HDCP 1.4 compliant with cross conversion capabilities

HDMI 2.0, HDMI 1.4 and DVI 1.0 compliant

4096x2160@60Hz/4:4:4 maximum resolution (600MHz)

Firmware upgrade through Ethernet

Supports all embedded audio formats (including PCM, Dolby Digital and DTS high bitrate audio)

Uncompressed video up to 18 Gbps datarate (600 MHz pixel clock)

Color subsampling option on outputs (4:4:4 to 4:2:0 downconversion)

Pixel Accurate Reclocking

Automatic or adjustable video format conversion (DVI, HDMI or HDMI deep color)

Front to back cooling airflow

Automatic or adjustable color space and color range conversion

Status LED for extension link detection

Built-in universal power supply

5-pole Phoenix balanced analog audio connectors

Mounting options for rack, furniture or truss