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Vivolink VLHDMICTL1-MME control processor
MPN: VLHDMICTL1-MME
Quick Code: B43264570
(4K in-line HDMI EDID emulator - & controller [MME] . - Warranty: 60M)
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Quick Code:
B43264570
MPN:
VLHDMICTL1-MME
Manufacturer:
vivolink
EAN Code:
5706998558282
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Vivolink VLHDMICTL1-MME control processor4K in-line HDMI EDID emulator & controller. MME: Meetings Made Easy
VLHDMICTL1-MME - 18G In-line HDMI Controller with Auto Display ControlAutomated meeting room control. Triggered by a room sensor or by the HDMI connection, with display control via CEC, RS-232, IR and relay.
Enter the meeting room or connect the cable to your computer, and everything starts up automatically. When you leave the room, everything switches off again. True automated, simple operation supporting 4K resolution.
In detail
When you connect or enter the room:
Projector/monitor turns on
Projection screen goes down
When you leave the room:
Projector/monitor turns off
Projection screen goes up again
Key features
Automatic start-up triggered by HDMI signal (5V or TMDS), IR signal or external room sensor
Display on/off via CEC, pre-loaded RS-232 commands and IR learning
Two relay outputs for projection screen or similar devices
Contact closure input for sensors and switches
4K@60Hz 4:4:4 HDR10 and Dolby Vision, HDCP 2.2, 18 Gbps
4K to 1080p down-scaling for 1080p displays
8 built-in EDID settings plus user-defined EDID via DIP switch
Built-in signal equaliser for longer HDMI cable runs
Typical use case
Small meeting rooms, huddle spaces and classrooms with a projector or display, where the room should be ready the moment someone walks in - and switch itself off when the last person leaves.