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VND 200 DVI-I — Decoder Only
The VND 200 is a decoder-only device and is compatible with other VN-Matrix products
including the VNM Enterprise Controller and the VNC 200 configured as a controller.
The VND 200 does not support:
• Mouse and keyboard operation
• RS-232 client / server operation
Decoder
12V DC
5A MAX
POWER
1 — LAN — 2
IN
OUT/
LOOP
AUDIO
SPDIF
REMOTE
TO PCIN
INDVI-IOUT/LOOP
RS-232
OVER LAN
Figure 3. VND 200 DVI-I, Decoder — Back Panel
Functional Overview
Device Name Part Number Standard Features Optional Features
by License
VNC 200 DVI-I 60-1117-01 Codec, video, keyboard
and mouse, output scaling,
RS-232
Whiteboard and data
support
VNC 200 DVI-A 60-1118-01 Codec, video, audio,
keyboard and mouse,
output scaling, RS-232
Whiteboard and data
support
VNE 200 DVI-I 60-1119-01 Encoder, video, audio None
VND 200 DVI-I 60-1120-01 Decoder, video, audio,
output scaling
None
The VNC 200 can be configured to operate in one of two modes:
• As an encoder to encode a source and stream it across a network
• As a decoder to decode and display a VNC 200 data stream from a network
Any VNC 200 matrix system will contain at least two devices, one configured as an
encoder and the other as a decoder. Multiple encoders and decoders may co-exist on the
same network.
Encoder Source Compatibility
As an encoder, the VNC 200 is compatible with digital (DVI) and analog (RGB) graphic
sources up to WUXGA (1920 x 1200) resolution (see “Technical Data” for a list of
standard supported sources).
The VNC 200 incorporates advanced image acquisition circuitry which can auto-detect a
wide range of source types without the need for any additional setup.
For special or non-standard source formats, user-customizable source modes can be
created using the web interface (see “Advanced Source Setup” for further details).
NOTE: The VNC 200 provides analog-to-digital or digital-to-analog conversion via its
monitor connections. Therefore, it is possible to use a digital monitor with an
analog source and vice versa.
VN-Matrix 200 Series • Introduction 3