AMX DXLink Receiver

Yes, the DXLink receiver is specifically engineered to transport 4K60 4:4:4 video signals without compression artifacts. It maintains the integrity of high-bandwidth content, ensuring your display receives the exact signal sent from the source.

To reach the full 328-foot (100-meter) distance, you must use high-quality Shielded Cat6A or Cat7 cabling. Using standard or unshielded cables may result in signal loss or reduced performance over longer runs.

SmartScale automatically detects the resolution and capabilities of your connected display and scales the incoming video signal to match it perfectly. This eliminates the common headache of having a 4K source that doesn't look right on a display with different native resolution or color settings.

Yes, it supports high-speed USB 2.0 point-to-point transmission. This allows you to connect devices like keyboards, mice, or touchscreens at the display end and have them function as if they were plugged directly into the source.

The unit is HDBaseT compatible, which provides a level of interoperability with other HDBaseT-certified devices. However, for the most reliable performance and full access to proprietary features like SmartScale, using it within an AMX DXLink ecosystem is recommended.

Yes, the receiver fully supports HDR10, ensuring that the high dynamic range and color depth of your modern video sources are preserved from the transmitter to your display.