Roland XS-42H Matrix Switcher 4 x 2 HDMI
AEDÂ 7,865.00
AEDÂ 6,995.00
Excluding VAT
Key Features
- 4 x HDMI Inputs / 2 x HDMI Outputs
- Supports up to 1080p/60 and WUXGA/60
- Auto Input Detection
- Displays More Content Using Two Displays
- Browser-Based Remote Control
- Save Meeting Presets for One-Push Recall
- Audio Switches Automatically with Video
- RCA Audio Input & Output
- Defaults to Stored Image if Unlinked
- Compact Design Includes Mounting Bracket
QUANTITY
1-2 Weeks
Roland XS-42H
Designed for meetings and huddle spaces, Roland's XS-42H Matrix Switcher 4 x 2 HDMI enables you to switch up to four HDMI sources to one or two output displays. This compact unit features auto source detection, source scaling, and web-based browser setup and wireless control using your tablet, laptop, or smartphone.
The XS-42H Switcher supports multiple video resolutions up to 1080p60, offers mix and cut transitions, and accepts still image and logo input via a USB port. Use the internal audio mixer to adjust the embedded HDMI audio and output audio via the RCA connections to external speakers.
The XS-42H Switcher's dual HDMI outputs can be used to present complementary content like documents, a website window, or video conferencing in addition to your main speaker or presentation. A default input source can be set to display before each use and a still photo or your company logo can be input for automatic display if the XS-42H Switcher is unlinked from your computer.
4 x 2 Switcher
Switch up to four HDMI inputs to one or two outputs
Up to 1080p60 Video
Supports multiple video resolutions up to 1080p60
Automatic Display
Auto Input Detection enables content to display automatically
Network Control
Browser-based network control for remote switching and simple set up using tablet, laptop, or smartphone
Audio Features
Internal audio mixer, RCA inputs/outputs for embedding and de-embedding audio
Presets
One-button recall of saved meeting presets
Defaults to Image or Logo
Automatically defaults to a stored image or logo if disconnected from your computer















































