Packaging content
| Mounting brackets included |
Y |
| Handheld remote control |
Y |
| Quick start guide |
Y |
Technical details
| External power adapter |
Y |
| Dolby technologies |
Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD Master Audio |
| Maximum operating distance |
100 m |
| Maximum refresh rate |
60 Hz |
| Video port type |
HDMI |
| HDCP |
Y |
Ports & interfaces
| DC-in jack |
Y |
| RJ-45 output ports |
6 |
| RJ-45 input ports |
1 |
| HDMI in |
6 |
Power
| AC adapter frequency |
50/60 Hz |
| AC adapter input voltage |
100 - 240 V |
Additionally
| Colour depth |
48 bit |
| RS-232 port |
1 |
6x6 4K HDBaseT matrix with ARC and HDCP 2.2 support
Supporting industry 4K broadcast standards and HDCP 2.2 content encryption, the MX-0606-HDBT-H2 is the latest evolution in WyreStorm’s long line of HDBaseT matrix solutions offering Class A HDBaseT 5Play convergence of of 4K@60Hz video with 24bit 4:2:0 color, HD multichannel audio, HDCP 2.2 | EDID | ARC | PoH | Bi-directional IR and Ethernet up to 70m/230ft (4K) and 100m/328ft (1080p) over a single Cat6 cable.
With WyreStorm QuickSync™ technology offering instant source switching, 4 mirrored HDMI outputs are included for connection of up to 10 sink devices from the matrix. Additionally, new to the H2 line, the MX-0606-HDBT-H2 offers the ability to support 2 ARC zones via S/PDIF audio breakout for on-demand audio from a smart TV able to be delivered from a zone to the matrix, where it can be fed into an AVR or audio system.
Controlling the MX-0606-HDBT-H2 couldn't be easier with no less than 6 options, including local push button, IR, RS-232, LAN, IR call-back and an expansive new WebUI for I/O switching and advanced matrix configuration.
Of course its not only what’s on the inside that counts, with the MX-0606-HDBT-H2 boasting a redesigned modular transmission, fluted aluminum front panel with a repositioned button configuration and bold new ice-blue LED I/O indication for a matrix switcher that looks as good as it performs ensuring compatibility with the latest 4K source devices and content.
