AMX NMX-DEC-N2222A-C SVSI

AMX NMX-DEC-N2222A-C Decoder Card

The AMX SVSI N2000 Series utilizes JPEG2000 compression for HD, cinema-grade video distribution on the LAN for applications when video quality is top priority. The NMX-DEC-N2222A-C Decoder is used to decode streams back to DVI or HDMI format for display on any monitor. Pair with the NMX-ENC-N2122A (stand alone or card) to encode and distribute sources of almost any format onto an existing IP network making that stream available to any endpoint in the facility. With the ability to direct any source stream to any display, large, low-cost switching and distribution systems are simple to deploy without proprietary cabling or dedicated switching hardware.

The NMX-DEC-N2222A-C includes Local Play, allowing users to upload and save 8 playlists that can contain up to 64 jpeg or PNG files. When a video stream is lost, the stored images will play, preventing blank displays.

Includes IR, serial, balanced audio, AES67 support, and two network ports (one POE). Digital video output only.

Common Applications

The NMX-DEC-N2222A-C is the perfect solution for matrix switching and distribution of HD, cinema-grade quality video over LAN. Common applications include enterprise, house of worship, entertainment, and stadiums.

• Stand Alone or Card - Available as a stand alone device, or card for use with NMX-ACC-N9206


• Unlimited Scalability


• Two RJ45 Ports - Decoder features two RJ45 network ports (one PoE)


• Onboard Control - All N-Series encoders and decoders have on-board, built-in control capability via events that can trigger any number of TCP/UDP commands to other IP controllable devices


• Infrared (IR) - Infrared emitter connection allows control of low-cost, IR-only display devices


• Power Over Ethernet (POE) - PoE eliminates the need for power supply


• Plug-n-Play - Auto-detect technology reduces installation and programming time


• Input and Output Scaling - Video scaling at either input or output allows seamless switching from any source, at any resolution, to any display or projector, while preserving video fidelity