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Lists supported HDMI 2.0 video resolutions and frame rates, including HDR.
Details supported HDMI audio formats and analog stereo input capabilities.
Specifies HDCP 1.4 and 2.2 input support and HDCP 1.4 output with 2.2 inputs.
Describes the data rate range, installer throttle, and maximum latency of the VIP-400.
Outlines the maximum transmission distance using CAT6a and SFP module types.
Details the function and status of front panel controls and indicators like reset, power LED, link light, display, channel select, USB ports.
Lists and describes all rear panel connectors for the ENCODER, including power, network, video, audio, and control interfaces.
Details the function and status of front panel controls and indicators for the DECODER, similar to the ENCODER.
Lists and describes all rear panel connectors for the DECODER, including power, network, video, audio, and control interfaces.
Explains the functionality provided by the built-in web server for device management and monitoring.
Describes the availability and purpose of the API for device control and diagnostics.
Explains how to set up a simple point-to-point extender solution using the VIP-400.
Details setting up a distribution system with one encoder and multiple decoders using a network switch.
Describes how to configure a switching setup with multiple encoders and one decoder.
Explains how to build a matrix system using multiple encoders and decoders with network switching.
States the factory default IP address range for VIP-400 units.
Details methods to find an encoder's IP, via front panel, decoder, or another endpoint.
Explains how to find a decoder's IP via its front panel display.
Details finding a decoder's IP by connecting it to a display.
Covers using API commands like 'node_list' to discover all VIP-400 devices.
Explains automatic detection of VIP-400 devices using VPX Management Software.
Provides steps to access network settings via taskbar or search on Windows 8.1/10.
Guides on selecting the correct LAN adapter from the Network Connections window.
Details how to open the properties page for the selected LAN adapter.
Guides on accessing and configuring the TCP/IPv4 properties.
Details how to manually set the IP address and subnet mask for the TCP/IPv4 properties.
Guides to access network settings on macOS via menu bar or system preferences.
Details selecting the appropriate network adapter from the list in macOS.
Explains how to set the correct IP subnet parameters in macOS.
Suggests using VLAN management for isolating multicast traffic.
Describes how the VIP-400 can be rack or tab mounted.
Explains power options, including PoE and AC adapter, and recommended power supply for multiple units.
Details network connectivity requirements, recommended cabling (CAT6a), and default IP settings.
Covers transport of audio, video, IR, and RS232 signals, including layered routing.
Describes RS-232 follow video and breakaway/layered switching modes.
Details API control of RS232 ports for commands to third-party devices.
Explains the status and meaning of panel and RJ45 port LEDs.
Provides pinout information for RJ45 connectors according to TIA/EIA-568-B standard.
Details button presses to change channels on encoder and decoder units.
Lists supported HDMI 2.0 video resolutions and frame rates, including HDR.
Details supported HDMI audio formats and analog stereo input capabilities.
Specifies HDCP 1.4 and 2.2 input support and HDCP 1.4 output with 2.2 inputs.
Describes the data rate range, installer throttle, and maximum latency of the VIP-400.
Outlines the maximum transmission distance using CAT6a and SFP module types.
Details the function and status of front panel controls and indicators like reset, power LED, link light, display, channel select, USB ports.
Lists and describes all rear panel connectors for the ENCODER, including power, network, video, audio, and control interfaces.
Details the function and status of front panel controls and indicators for the DECODER, similar to the ENCODER.
Lists and describes all rear panel connectors for the DECODER, including power, network, video, audio, and control interfaces.
Explains the functionality provided by the built-in web server for device management and monitoring.
Describes the availability and purpose of the API for device control and diagnostics.
Explains how to set up a simple point-to-point extender solution using the VIP-400.
Details setting up a distribution system with one encoder and multiple decoders using a network switch.
Describes how to configure a switching setup with multiple encoders and one decoder.
Explains how to build a matrix system using multiple encoders and decoders with network switching.
States the factory default IP address range for VIP-400 units.
Details methods to find an encoder's IP, via front panel, decoder, or another endpoint.
Explains how to find a decoder's IP via its front panel display.
Details finding a decoder's IP by connecting it to a display.
Covers using API commands like 'node_list' to discover all VIP-400 devices.
Explains automatic detection of VIP-400 devices using VPX Management Software.
Provides steps to access network settings via taskbar or search on Windows 8.1/10.
Guides on selecting the correct LAN adapter from the Network Connections window.
Details how to open the properties page for the selected LAN adapter.
Guides on accessing and configuring the TCP/IPv4 properties.
Details how to manually set the IP address and subnet mask for the TCP/IPv4 properties.
Guides to access network settings on macOS via menu bar or system preferences.
Details selecting the appropriate network adapter from the list in macOS.
Explains how to set the correct IP subnet parameters in macOS.
Suggests using VLAN management for isolating multicast traffic.
Describes how the VIP-400 can be rack or tab mounted.
Explains power options, including PoE and AC adapter, and recommended power supply for multiple units.
Details network connectivity requirements, recommended cabling (CAT6a), and default IP settings.
Covers transport of audio, video, IR, and RS232 signals, including layered routing.
Describes RS-232 follow video and breakaway/layered switching modes.
Details API control of RS232 ports for commands to third-party devices.
Explains the status and meaning of panel and RJ45 port LEDs.
Provides pinout information for RJ45 connectors according to TIA/EIA-568-B standard.
Details button presses to change channels on encoder and decoder units.
The PureLink VIP-400 is a versatile AV/USB over IP transport solution system, designed for extension, distribution, switching, and matrixing applications. It supports up to 4K60 4:4:4 HDMI signals, along with USB 2.0, RS232, and Infrared. The VIP-400 offers layered switching, videowall capabilities up to 8x8, image rotation, and can transport signals via copper (CAT) or fiber (SFP). Audio insertion (embedding) and extraction (de-embedding) functionalities are also available.
node_list API command in the web interface of a known endpoint.
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