ECLER VEO-XTI4D

Product overview

The ECLER VEO-XTI4D is a professional JPEG2000 4K over IP transmitter with Dante audio, for secure HDMI distribution with 18 Gbps bandwidth: 4K 60 Hz 4:4:4 over 1Gb Ethernet, up to 100 m on a single Cat 6 cable, with 1-2 frames of latency.

Paired with the VEO-XRI4D, the VEO-XTI4D builds scalable video over IP systems for professional installations. Dual RJ-45 ports support independent or combined network configurations for Dante AV-A, with Dante and AES67 two-channel audio in and out. It inserts and extracts stereo audio, supports ARC/eARC and S/PDIF, and with the VEO-XCTRL4D controller builds video walls up to 9 x 9. Front panel buttons with a 3-digit display, PoE, a built-in WebGUI with TCP and RS-232 commands, relay and GPIO control, CEC, USB 2.0 KVM and IR extension make set-up and control straightforward.

Key features

• Unicast and multicast video over IP on 1Gb managed networks
• JPEG2000 codec with 1-2 frame latency; Dante AV-A ready
• HDMI 18 Gbps 4K 60 Hz 4:4:4 as specified in HDMI 2.0b; HDCP 2.2
• Dante and AES67 two-channel audio in and out
• Main and sub stream for video preview
• Video walls up to 9 x 9 and advanced EDID management with the VEO-XCTRL4D
• HDR10 and HDR10+; LPCM 2.0/5.1/7.1 and multichannel compressed audio formats
• Dual RJ-45 for joint or independent video and Dante distribution
• Analogue and digital audio insertion and extraction; HDMI loop out
• USB 2.0/KVM, CEC, RS-232 and IR pass-through; relays and GPIO
• Front panel, RS-232, Telnet, SSH and WebGUI control; PoE

Video and network audio on one network

JPEG2000 compression keeps 4K 60 Hz 4:4:4 images sharp with only 1-2 frames of latency. LAN 1 (PoE) carries the video and, in LAN mode 1, Dante audio as well; LAN 2 is a dedicated Dante port, so video and audio can share one network or run on separate ones.

Control travels with the picture

RS-232 with pass-through, IR in and out at 5 V or 12 V, two isolated relays (1 A at 30 V DC), two GPIO channels up to 12 V, CEC and USB KVM are extended between transmitter and receiver, so displays and sources at the far end can be controlled from one point.

Simple pairing

Every transmitter streams on a unique ID channel (0 to 762) and each receiver shows the channel it is set to. Channels are set from the front buttons and 3-digit display, the web page, RS-232 or Telnet, or the VEO-XCTRL4D controller.

In the box

• 1 x VEO-XTI4D
• 1 x IR receiver cable (1.5 m)
• 1 x IR blaster cable (1.5 m)
• 3 x 3-pin 3.5 mm Euroblock connectors
• 2 x 4-pin 3.5 mm Euroblock connectors
• 4 x mounting ears
• 8 x mounting screws
• 1 x PSU 12 V / 2.5 A
• 1 x First Steps Guide
• 1 x warranty card

Available versions

• VEO-XTI4D (black): reference CVEOXTI4D

ECLER VEO-XTI4D: frequently asked questions

Which units work with the VEO-XTI4D?

It pairs with the VEO-XRI4D; the VEO-XCTRL4D controller adds video walls, EDID management and central control.

What network does it need?

A managed 1Gb switch with IGMP management and jumbo frames, and Cat 6, 6A or 7 cable up to 100 m.

Does it need a power supply?

Not with a PoE switch. Otherwise use the included 12 V / 2.5 A supply with four regional blades.

Does it carry network audio?

Yes: Dante and AES67 two-channel audio in and out, on the shared or a separate network port.

Where can I buy the ECLER VEO-XTI4D in India?

The ECLER VEO-XTI4D is available from Shivansh Electronics, Kolkata, West Bengal, India, with delivery across India.

Workflow 1: Point-to-point 4K extension

A 4K source in a rack shown on a display across the building.

Connections

Setup

1. Connect both units to the switch with Cat 6 or higher.
2. Set the transmitter ID channel with the front buttons.
3. Set the receiver to the same channel.
4. Check the picture and set the audio mode.

Tip: With a PoE switch no local power supplies are needed.

Workflow 2: Multicast to many screens

One source shown on several displays in a venue.

Connections

Setup

1. Give every unit a unique IP address.
2. Use a managed switch with IGMP management and jumbo frames.
3. Set all receivers to the transmitter's channel.
4. Check every display.

Tip: Change only the receiver channel to show a different source.

Workflow 3: Video wall

A 3 x 3 wall for a lobby or a control room.

Connections

Setup

1. Add a VEO-XCTRL4D controller.
2. Discover the devices with its wizard.
3. Create the wall and assign receivers to positions.
4. Route the source to the wall by drag and drop.

Tip: Walls up to 9 x 9 are supported.

Workflow 4: Dante audio integration

Video and network audio for a conference venue.

Connections

Setup

1. Choose combined or separate network mode.
2. Connect LAN 2 to the Dante network if separate.
3. Route the Dante / AES67 flows in the audio network.
4. Check audio and video sync.

Tip: Two-channel Dante / AES67 audio in and out on each unit.

Workflow 5: Remote display control

Turn displays on and off and control sources from the equipment room.

Connections

Setup

1. Wire RS-232 at both ends.
2. Use CEC where the display supports it.
3. Add IR receiver and blaster cables as needed.
4. Use relays and GPIO for screens or lifts.

Tip: RS-232, IR, CEC, relays and GPIO are extended over the network.

Workflow 6: KVM workstation

Operate a computer in a rack from a desk with keyboard and mouse.

Connections

Setup

1. Connect the computer HDMI and USB to the transmitter.
2. Connect the display and USB devices to the receiver.
3. Pair the units on the same channel.
4. Test keyboard and mouse control.

Tip: USB 2.0 KVM travels with the 4K video.