Binary™ 660 Series 4K HDR HDMI Matrix Switcher - 8x8

Binary™ 660 Series 4K HDR HDMI Matrix Switcher

This simple and cost-effective matrix switcher delivers 4K HDR HDMI content reliably and effectively between sources and displays. Transmit 4K@60Hz 4:4:4 video over HDMI while utilizing dealer-centric features like analog audio breakouts, IP, IR, and RS-232 control, independent EDID management, and OvrC.

OvrC

OvrC is your remote on-call technician, a free cloud-control app that makes installs a breeze and helps eliminate truck rolls. Specific OvrC features include the ability to reboot, update firmware, link to the local user interface, see offline/online status, and set network settings. Plus, a convenient end-user app allows your customers to fix small problems on their own, reducing calls and making your life easier.

Full 4K HDR Content

This Binary matrix switcher transmits 4K@60Hz 4:4:4 video over HDMI, allowing it to distribute the latest HDR content available from streaming services like iTunes, Amazon Prime, Netflix, Hulu, Ultra HD Blu-ray, and more.

IP, IR & RS-232 Control with Drivers Available

The B-660-MTRX-8x8 matrix switch is Control4® certified with built-in SDDP for faster programming. Ethernet, bi-directional RS-232, and IR are all available to control the matrix itself, and drivers are provided for the most popular control system platforms.

Balanced Analog Audio Breakouts

Analog audio for each output is included for 2-channel PCM audio and is de-embedded from each HDMI output, allowing for independently distributed audio with balanced connections on two outputs to ensure a clear signal over extended distances.

Built-In ESD and Surge Protection, Thermal Reliability

Intelligent circuit design, perfected through extensive hardware testing, has resulted in a robust product with excellent ESD and surge protection that exceeds CE Level 3 standards. During development, every connection was tortured with an ESD gun and a lightning simulator. They were hit with ESD at 15KV and surges up to 1600V. More importantly, though, they each lived to tell about it!