Lindy 4K30 HDMI & USB over IP Extender - Decoder - Black

The maximum transfer distance for HDMI and USB signals over a standard 1G network using Cat6 cables is 100 meters between the Encoder and Decoder modules.

Yes, the Lindy 4K30 HDMI & USB over IP System is modular. The Decoder module (38397) requires a separate Encoder module (38396) and optionally a Controller module (38395) for full functionality and scalability. All modules are sold individually.

Yes, the unit supports Power over Ethernet (PoE). If your network switch is PoE-enabled (IEEE 802.3af), you can power the Decoder module directly through the Ethernet cable, simplifying installation.

A Layer 3 1G managed network switch is required. It must support IGMP snooping and 8K Jumbo frames for reliable multicast and high-bandwidth data transmission.

Yes, the system supports HDMI audio transmission along with video, USB, RS-232, and IR signals.

This product comes with a 2-year warranty.

Yes, by combining multiple Decoder modules and their connected displays, you can create impressive video wall configurations. The Controller module is used to manage these setups.

Verify that the HDMI source is connected to the Encoder and the display is connected to the Decoder. Ensure both modules are powered on and have network connectivity. Check the network switch configuration for IGMP snooping. Confirm that the Encoder and Decoder are paired correctly via the Controller or Web GUI.

Ensure the USB devices are connected to the USB Type-A ports on the Decoder. Check that the USB KVM function is enabled in the Web GUI. Verify that the connected PC at the Encoder end is powered on and has the correct operating system drivers installed (if necessary).

Check the network connection quality and bandwidth. Ensure you are using Cat6 cables and that the network switch is configured correctly. Try reducing the resolution or frame rate if possible, or consider using the H.264/H.265 secondary stream if the network is a bottleneck.

Confirm that the DC power adapter is securely connected to the unit and the wall outlet. Check that the operating voltage (12V) and output current (1A) of the power adapter match the product specifications. Try a different power outlet.

Ensure the Decoder module is connected to the network and has obtained an IP address. Use a network scanning tool to find the IP address if it's not known. Verify that your computer is on the same network subnet as the Decoder. Check firewall settings.