The KVM Encoder-Decoder Integrated Device fully utilizes advanced video compression processing, network, visualization, and centralized control technologies to build an IP network-based system. It integrates video splicing, KVM collaboration management, audio processing, centralized control, and encoding/decoding, offering features such as distributed architecture, networking, visualization, and serverless decentralization.

Usage Scenarios
The integrated KVM encoder-decoder cloud node is suitable for command and control applications across various industries. It provides an excellent solution for visualized collaborative command management.

Ultra-high Resolution Video Wall Cloud Splicing
Video wall splicing is a fundamental application scenario where the integrated KVM encoder-decoder cloud node functions as an output device. In command centers and control rooms, video walls are essential for displaying complex information and act as the central hub for all data. Traditionally, these systems require a combination of video wall processors, various video matrices, and encoding/decoding devices, which result in a complex and cumbersome system that is difficult to manage. By using the integrated KVM encoder-decoder cloud node, signal input, switching, and splicing can be handled over a network, eliminating the need for separate video wall processors, matrices, and other hardware.
More importantly, the integrated KVM encoder-decoder cloud node enables not only the management of a single video wall but also the unified control of multiple screens (whether they are spliced or single) across various locations through the network.

Command Workstation Cloud Access
Connecting command center workstations to the video wall is another critical requirement for visualization. Typically, it is necessary to project workstation screens onto the video wall while allowing operators to continue working at their local stations. To achieve this, a signal distributor is usually required to split the workstation signal, sending one output to the video wall and the other to the local monitor. However, poor-quality signal distributors often result in signal issues or degraded image quality, and the additional equipment and cabling create clutter and increase costs.
The integrated KVM encoder-decoder cloud node addresses these issues by allowing the workstation signal to be displayed both locally and on the video wall without needing an additional signal distributor, reducing potential failure points and lowering system costs.

Peripheral Device Integration and Control
The integrated KVM encoder-decoder cloud node comes with a variety of control interfaces, allowing nearby remote control of peripheral devices in conjunction with a central control system. This multi-system integration simplifies operations, making the management process more convenient.

Specifications

Main Specifications

Output		1 Type-A HDMI output, 19P female
Input		1 Type-A HDMI input, 19P female
1-way IO/IR Phoenix terminal		1-way RS232 Phoenix terminal, 1-way IO/IR Phoenix terminal
Audio input interface		1-way Phoenix terminal
Audio output interface		1-way Phoenix terminal
Network interface		1-way RJ-45 interface, 10M/100M/1000M Base-T interface supports PoE
Rx/Tx dial code		Up dial is Rx, down dial is Tx
USB		2*USB2.0, support KVM, Tx supports connecting to PC, Rx supports connecting to mouse and keyboard.