- Easily creates smart, autonomous presentation or education spaces
- HDBaseT connection allows for a simple and flexible installation with PoH
- Analog audio extraction supplies immersive audio to external speakers
The Lindy HDBaseT Presentation System is a powerful presentation system that allows three source devices to be connected to a remote display at up to 70 meters. This device uses three key components that create smart, autonomous presentation, education or collaboration spaces.
An HDBaseT multi-AV transmitter with support for HDMI, VGA with audio and USB inputs which can be surface mounted. An HDBaseT receiver with dual channel analogue audio extraction, microphone input, RS232 and USB control from an interactive board, designed for discreet installation. Finally, a separate wall mounted room control panel is included to quickly switch between input devices, adjust volumes and power on or off the display. Both the multi-AV transmitter and control panels are both designed using PoH (power over HDBaseT) which provides power to both units alongside data using a standard Cat.6 network cable. This removes complexity from installations by allowing a single power supply to provide power to the entire system.
4K UHD video, multi-channel and digital audio formats including DTS-X and Dolby Atmos can be transmit 40 m (131.23 feet) over a single HDBaseT connection allowing the receiver can be conveniently placed in a wall or ceiling cavity depending on the locations of other connected devices such as a display, projector, sub-woofers and speakers. Distances up to 70 m (229.66 feet) are possible with 1080p video signals. The inclusion of a relay port on the receiver allows room automation with devices such as a motorized projector screen or lighting to be configured to trigger once video devices are connected or disconnected.
Using reliable HDBaseT technology, single cable installation and PoH means this system is perfectly suited for education in a classroom or training room environment. Control over this system is managed through not only the wall plate, but also from a web GUI which is freely available on any device occupying the same network, including mobile devices. This can be used to switch or set a video input, display device connection status', determine when the relay device is used and much more.