Yuan SDVoE to HDMI2.0 V2 HDMI 2.0 SDVoE Receiver with Copper or Fibre Input, PoE and IR

In pro AV and live production work, HDMI displays, projectors and recorders often sit a long way from the source. The SDVoE to HDMI2.0 V2 is Yuan’s HDMI 2.0 SDVoE receiver for the far end of that run: it takes an SDVoE stream from a 10G Ethernet network and converts it back to one HDMI 2.0 output. Yuan describes SDVoE as lossless and zero-latency, which typically suits live sources where any delay would be noticed.

The SDVoE input is a single port that works over RJ45 copper or SFP+ fibre, and the transfer mode is selectable, so the same unit can sit on either kind of cable. Video leaves on one HDMI 2.0 output and follows the format of the incoming stream, so resolution and frame rate are set by the transmitter. Analogue L/R audio travels in both directions through a stereo phone jack, and IR and RS232 pass over the same link for controlling the source or display.

A separate RJ45 port handles control. One USB port extends USB HID devices such as a keyboard and mouse by default, with USB 2.0 available as an option. Power comes from PoE (PD) on the 10G or 1G RJ45 port or from a 7.5 to 15 V DC input, and the electronics sit in a rugged case. At the source end, the HDMI2.0 to SDVoE V2 is the matching V2 transmitter with the same copper or fibre choice. Where the cable type is already fixed, the SDVoE to HDMI2.0-F and SDVoE to HDMI2.0-C are fibre-only and copper-only versions without PoE.

Yuan does not publish operating temperature, certification or mounting details for the SDVoE to HDMI2.0 V2, so we check those against your installation before you order. We supply the SDVoE to HDMI2.0 V2 configured and tested with the sources, displays and 10G network it will connect to.