Kramer Electronics released its new VS-211HA, a high−performance automatic standby switcher for HDMI video and unbalanced stereo audio signals. The VS−211HA can be used as a manual 2x1 switcher or as an automatic switcher and it either uses a priority input or last connected input. An ideal solution for backup switching, meeting rooms, restaurants and entertainment venues.
Kramer Electronics released its new VS-211HA, an auto switcher that allows flexible, active switching based on real HDMI signal detection. The VS-211HA can switch inputs while keeping the output active and HDMI links alive, making it more efficient and reliable than a standard standby switcher. Users can easily select between auto switching (last-connected or priority) and manual switching modes (manual and manual override), offering use-case flexibility.
Part of Kramer’s Compact DigiTOOLS range, the VS-211HA unit detects real HDMI signals instead of just 5-V presence, allowing auto switching only to sources actually in use. HDMI 5-V output turns off when no inputs are connected to enable cascaded setups and to let displays go into sleep mode.
The Kramer VS-211HA offers full signal re-clocking and parallel analog audio and HDMI switching. VS-211HA also features HEC, ARC and 3D pass-through and supports full HD video up to 6.75 Gbps (2.25 Gbps per graphic channel). For installation, up to three units can be rack mounted side-by-side in a 1U rack space with the optional RK-3T rack adapter.
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