Our Modular HDMI Matrix Switches also can support high-resolution HDMI sources routed to HDMI displays, monitors, projectors, or audio receivers, etc. The EDID can be selected between seven different modes or copied from the attached displays.

These HDMI Matrix Switchers have an option to add a 1080p 3U Rack Mount 7-inch Dual Color Display (shown) for you to select & see screens of what is happening in your matrix system located in other rooms.

It requires the dedicated use of 2-of the HDMI outputs to wire to the 2-HDMI inputs of the dual display. Those 2-Matrix HDMI outputs cannot be used for anything else so count the number of outputs you need and add two (2) more to see if this matrix fulfills your needs. Also, the sources feeding the displays must be set at 1080p.

Supports EDID Management: Ensure that even the most difficult display can receive audio and video with eight programmable memory presets loadable to any source connected to the matrix.

Includes a Back Up Power Supply: In the unlikely event the main power supply becomes inoperable, it has redundant power supply.

4K 60 Hz Modular HDMI Matrix Switcher Specs:

• Modular Configuration: 36x36
• Input cable distance: ~12 feet AWG24 HDMI 2.0 high speed cable
• Output cable distance: ~12 feet AWG24 HDMI 2.0 high speed cable
• Resolution support: 4K/60, 4K30, 1080p/60, 1080p/30, 1080i, 720p, 480p, but cannot support 480i
• Supported Input & Outputs Signals:
  • HDMI: up to 4K at 60 Hz 
• Control: TCP/IP, RS232 and front buttons
• Power Supply: 100 to 240VAC, 50-60Hz
• Operating Temperature: -10C to 50C
• Storage Temperature: -25C to 50C

Why not Build Your Own one of these Modular HDMI Matrix Routers today?

Operation - EDID Setup for the 4K30 (HDMI & HDBaseT) Input Card

Operation - For All Available Cards DIP Switcher

Operation - POC DIP Switch on the HDBaseT Card

Operation - Tips for the HDbaseT products POC Function Set Up Steps

CAT6 Install Tips

Don't Use EZ45 Connectors

HDBaseT Dos & Don'ts

Operation Tips for HDbaseT Products with POC - Set Up Steps

TCP&UDP Control Commands For the Wolfpack

RS232 User Manual

RS232 Commands in HEX and ASCII format

Specifications For All Modular Matrices Single Port Cards

Comparison Spreadsheet For All Modular Matrices Single Port Cards

User Manual

DO NOT USE EZ45 CAT6 CONNECTORS WITH HDBaseT PRODUCTS

HDBaseT Balun INSTALL TIPS

HDBaseT Lite Manual

HDBaseT Manual

EDID Operation for the HDBaseT Transmitter

EDID Learning Instruction for the Cards

Operation of the DIP Switch

Control:

When one is designing an HDMI Matrix Switch the most important initial specification is the number of inputs and outputs you will need in your facility. The next, and often forgotten, is how the user wants to control those inputs and outputs. HDTV Supply has your back when you're buying one of our WolfPack Family of Modular Matrix Switchers as we have dozens of way to control the inputs and outputs and are shown at Controlling WolfPack Modular Matrix Systems, as well as below:

1. Free iPad App (iOS)
2. Free iPhone App (iOS)
3. Free iPod App (iOS)
4. Free Android Tablet App
5. Free Android Phone App
6. Free Samsung Galaxy Tablet App
7. Free Samsung Galaxy Phone App
8. Free Web GUI from any browser is standard
9. Front panel push-buttons are standard
10. Optional $100 7" Color Touch Screen on select models (Call)
11. Dual RS232 ports are standard on select models
12. Dual TCPIP ports are standard on select models
13. Sports Bar DirecTV™ Control System (Call)
14. Free One-Way Control4 Drivers
15. Optional $99 2-Way Control4 Drivers
16. Optional $129 Crestron Modules
17. Optional $99 Elan Drivers

Control Drivers:

• Control4 Drivers
• Elan Drivers
• Crestron Modules

DirecTV Controller:

• Sports Bar Basic Control System w/DirecTV Control on Tablet

Apps

• iOS App For WolfPack Modular Matrix Systems
• Android App For WolfPack Modular Matrix Systems

HDTV Supply has successfully installed our WolfPack, WolfPackLite and our other HDMI Matrix Switchers in Sports Bars, Restaurants, Bowling Alleys, Fitness Centers, Malls, Places of Worship, Data Centers, Gaming Rooms, Nail Salons, County Clubs, Casinos, Factories, Conference Rooms, Schools, Home Theaters or many other installations requiring HDMI matrix switching. The reason, we are told by the users, is the number of features we offer compared to other companies they looked at.

These modular HDMI matrix switchers can usually be integrated with many third party control systems using the RS232 port on the back of the matrix.

For experienced AV hardware and software professionals who want to write their own drivers for 3rd party control systems from:

• AMX™
• Control4™
• Creston™
• RTI™
• DTVGameControl™
• Elan g!™
• Media Switcher™
• OnControls™
• Savant™
• SimpleControl™
• SwitchItUp™
• SAVI Control™
• URC Control™

...and we have created a simple and very easy to use RS232 script to write your own drivers.

EXAMPLE: If you want to switch input 8 to output 1, 8, 16, the RS232 command would be 8x1&8&16. and notice the command has a period (.) at the end of the string. The matrix even replies "OK" when the right command is received and shows "ERR" when receiving a wrong command. Here is the RS232 User Manual if you want to write your own drivers.

How to use the info:

END USER: If you are an end user and want to have a whole-house control system from any of the above 3rd party control houses but your budget can't support the price you were quoted, do the following:

1. Call us for a quote
2. Once you get our quote call a 3rd party control reseller or installer in your area and tell them "Here is the hardware I want to use, please give me a quote on writing the software and installing all of the hardware at my location." You usually can save $1,000s on larger systems.

CAVEAT: We are not certified by any of the above 3rd party control systems companies nor have the necessary hardware to verify, troubleshoot and support the 3rd party writing of the code. We do warranty, though, that the RS232 script in the above RS232 User's Manual has and will work to control the matrix directly.

Also, CLICK HERE for our DirecTV™ & HDMI Matrix Control Software for Bars & Restaurants

Q: What are the HDCP options?
A: Most every combination. You can choose either to open or close HDCP on the output card. A receiver that cannot support HDCP can also display the sources with HDCP.

Mix-n-Match combinations:

• Non-HDCP source to a HDCP compliant TV
• HDCP source to a non-HDCP compliant TV

Q: What is you test procedure?
A: Our testing procedure is:

1. Assembling: Production line self-testing (Basic Functions)
2. Initial Testing: Includes every card, control software and front panel front buttons
3. 24 Hours Aging: Gao Sheng Standard Aging Room
4. Final testing: All Functions
5. QC final Inspection: Sticker, serial number, etc
6. Packing: Pack and ship

Q: What are the dimensions of the chassis?
A: It is a 36x36: 8U - 482x390x355mm or 18.97x15.35x13.98 inches (L/W/H)

Q: Do you have any tips in the unlikely event the unit fails?
A: Turn it OFF and then disconnect the matrix from the AC power and all cables. Pull out each board from the rear and push back in. Plug all cables back in and turn it on.

• Keep cables away from any equipment with an electromagnetic wave, e.g., mobile phone, microwave, radio equipment, fluorescent lamp, high voltage power lines, etc.