Four HDMI sources. One organised network entry point.
Bring four HDMI sources into a compatible AV Access video-distribution system with one multi-input encoder. 4KIP204E packages four encoding channels in one chassis, helping simplify source-side equipment for shops, hospitality spaces and presentation installations.
4KIP204E
Know what connects where.
Connection overview. Check the requirements below for the exact ports, cable type and supported operating mode.

Keep source equipment together
Connect up to four HDMI devices to the encoder and carry their streams through its network connection. Compatible downstream receivers select the required stream for each display.
Make sure it fits your setup.
Receivers are required
The four HDMI connectors are inputs. A screen needs a compatible downstream decoder; there is no direct HDMI display output on this encoder.
Network planning
Use appropriate Gigabit switching, cabling and bandwidth for four active streams. Confirm that all endpoints belong to the supported family.
Power the encoder
Use the supplied 12V/3A adapter. Do not rely on a PoE switch to power this model.
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.
4KIP204E at a glance.
| Model | 4KIP204E |
|---|---|
| Role | Four-channel HDMI AV-over-IP encoder |
| Inputs | 4 × HDMI, up to 4K 30Hz |
| Network | 1 × LAN |
| Compatible receivers | 4KIP200D / 4KIP200M |
| Power supply | 12V/3A DC |
| PoE / RS232 | Not supported on this model |
| Control | VDirector and supported system controls |
| USB KVM | Not supported |
A little clarity before you buy.
Are the four HDMI ports display outputs?
No. They accept source signals. Displays connect to compatible receivers on the network.
Does it support PoE?
No. The model-specific manual specifies a dedicated 12V/3A supply.
Can I connect a keyboard and mouse?
This is an AV encoder, not a USB KVM extender.







