Put your HDMI source on the distribution network.
4KIP200E is the source-side encoder in a matched AV Access distribution system. Combine it with 4KIP200D or 4KIP200M and suitable Gigabit networking to route HDMI content through the building without a dedicated long HDMI cable for every source-to-screen path.
4KIP200E
Know what connects where.
Connection overview. Check the requirements below for the exact ports, cable type and supported operating mode.

Give each endpoint a clear role
Connect the HDMI source to this encoder. A compatible decoder receives the network stream and supplies HDMI to its display; the encoder alone does not provide a complete source-to-screen installation.
Make sure it fits your setup.
Match the product family
Use 4KIP200D or 4KIP200M. Do not assume compatibility with HDIP100, 4KIP100-KVM or unrelated AV-over-IP products.
Plan network capacity
Use suitable Gigabit Ethernet switching and cabling for the required number of streams. These compressed-video products are intended for distribution, not a promised zero-latency gaming path.
Buy the required endpoints
This listing is for the named endpoint. Sources, displays, network switch and complementary encoder/decoder hardware are separate unless explicitly sold as a kit.
From unboxing to connected.
Match the system
Choose compatible encoders and decoders from the documented product family.
Wire the network
Use Ethernet links and switching capacity appropriate to the number of sources.
Connect source and display
Place encoders at HDMI sources and decoders at their intended screens.
Route and test
Use the supported controls to select streams; check audio and any wall layout.
4KIP200E at a glance.
| Model | 4KIP200E |
|---|---|
| System role | HDMI encoder / transmitter |
| Matching endpoint | 4KIP200D or 4KIP200M |
| Maximum video | 4K30 |
| HDMI / HDCP | 1.4 / 2.2 |
| Network | Gigabit Ethernet system |
| Power | PoE or DC 12V/1A |
| Audio / control | Stereo analogue audio, RS232 and VDirector |
| Video wall | Supported system layouts up to 8 × 8; one decoder per screen |
| USB KVM | Not a USB KVM endpoint |
A little clarity before you buy.
Is this a complete extender pair?
No. It is the named encoder or decoder. You need the matching endpoint and the appropriate link or network.
Does it carry a keyboard and mouse?
This model is for AV distribution. Choose a specifically documented KVM product for USB peripheral extension.
Can I mix it with any AV-over-IP brand?
No. Matching network connectors do not mean matching video protocols. Use the compatible model family.






