Kramer

Kramer KDS-DEC7 4K60 AVoIP Decoder

4K2.05 lbs

Deliver High-Performance AV over IP with the Kramer KDS-DEC7 Decoder The Kramer KDS-DEC7 is an advanced 4K60 4:2:0 AVoIP decoder designed to receive streaming video signals over Ethernet via copper cable. It decodes IP streams to an HDMI output and supports the transmission of USB, IR, RS232, or ...

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Overview

Deliver High-Performance AV over IP with the Kramer KDS-DEC7 Decoder

The Kramer KDS-DEC7 is an advanced 4K60 4:2:0 AVoIP decoder designed to receive streaming video signals over Ethernet via copper cable. It decodes IP streams to an HDMI output and supports the transmission of USB, IR, RS232, or CEC signals over the IP network, providing a comprehensive solution for AV distribution.

Specifications:

  • Brand: Kramer
  • Model: KDS-DEC7
  • Type: 4K60 4:2:0 High-Performance AVoIP Decoder
  • Video Resolution: Up to 4K@60Hz (4:2:0)
  • Connectivity: Ethernet over Copper Cable
  • Output: HDMI
  • Signal Transmission: USB, IR, RS232, CEC over IP Network

Key Features

Frequency Range: 60

Network (RJ-45): Yes

USB: Yes

Screen Mode Supported: 4K

Weight: 2.05 lbs

Specifications

Frequency Range
60
Network Port
RJ-45
USB Port
Yes
Screen Mode Supported
4K
Weight
2.05 lbs

Frequently Asked Questions

The Kramer KDS-DEC7 decoder supports 4K screen mode, allowing for high-resolution video output.
Yes, it is equipped with a Network (RJ-45) port, providing a reliable wired connection for AVoIP decoding.
Yes, the Kramer KDS-DEC7 features a USB port, which can be used for various connectivity needs.
The Kramer KDS-DEC7 decoder has a weight of 2.05 lbs, making it a relatively lightweight component for integration into systems.
The frequency range being 60 (presumably Hz or frames per second) indicates its capability to handle video signals at that specific rate, which is common for 4K60 content.