MSW-F1616

OVERVIEW:
The Datalux MSW-F1616 4K Matrix Switcher is a top-tier fixed type HDMI matrix switcher designed to accommodate sixteen input sources and sixteen outputs, enabling the distribution and switching of HDCP-protected digital video together with embedded digital audio. It has high-performance handling capability of video signals at 4K/60 resolution with full 4:4:4 croma sampling. It offers seamless operation for applications demanding exceptional video and audio quality. This device is optimal for systems that need reliable, robust, and high-quality HDMI switching for video walls, conference rooms, digital signage, or any AV installations using 4K content. The MSW-F1616 integrates effortlessly with the AV setup to provide superior performance in both video and audio across multiple sources and displays.

Features
High-Resolution Support: Compatible with HDMI resolutions up to 4K/60 (4096x2160) with 4:4:4 croma sampling, ensuring crisp, detailed images with accurate colors.

HDMI 2.0 Compliance: Features HDMI 2.0 standards, supporting data rates of up to 18 Gbps for efficient handling of large bandwidths, such as for 4K/60 video.

Support for HDR & Deep Color: HDR content is supported for richer color and contrast, and Deep Color up to 12-bit for enhanced picture detail.

3D Video Support: Provides compatibility with 3D video content for immersive experiences.

Lossless Audio Formats: Supports HD lossless audio formats, such as Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio, making it ideal for applications that need high-quality audio alongside video.

CEC (Consumer Electronics Control): Ensures simplified control between connected devices using a single remote for easy operation.

HDCP 2.3 Compliant: Ensures content protection standards are met, allowing seamless distribution of HDCP-compliant content.

EDID Reader Integration: Datalux's EDID Reader feature ensures optimized resolutions and refresh rates, helping avoid compatibility issues in complex AV systems.

Utilizes Auto Input Cable Equalization & Output Regeneration: This guarantees signal integrity by compensating for signal degradation in longer cable runs.

Supports HDMI to DVI Interface Format Correction so the device can automatically adapt and convert the signal format so that an HDMI source can be correctly output to a DVI display (or vice versa) without compatibility issues.

Utilizes Display Data Channel (DDC) transmission between display and source device to exchange information like supported resolutions and refresh rates.

Audio De-embedding: Digital audio can be de-embedded from any input and routed to either digital or analog stereo outputs, providing flexibility for integration with external audio equipment. Audio breakaway provides the ability to route audio and video independently.