Central control for your whole KVM over IP system.
HDIP-IPC is the controller for the 4KIPJ200 KVM over IP system. It discovers every encoder and decoder on the network and lets operators switch, build video walls and manage devices from a web interface, iPad app or RS-232.
HDIP-IPC
Know what connects where.
Connection overview. Check the requirements below for the exact ports, cable type and supported operating mode.
One place to run the system
Route sources, recall layouts and manage devices centrally instead of configuring endpoints one by one.
Separate AV and control networks
Two Gigabit LAN ports keep the AV network isolated from the building control network.
Integrates with room control
Two RS-232 ports, Telnet and third-party controller support fit it into larger control systems.
Make sure it fits your setup.
Needs 4KIPJ200 devices
HDIP-IPC manages 4KIPJ200E encoders and 4KIPJ200D decoders; it does not work alone.
Standard switches
Works with standard managed or unmanaged Gigabit switches — no complex IGMP or VLAN setup.
Power
Powered by PoE or the included 12V adapter.
From unboxing to connected.
Connect AV LAN
AV LAN port to the switch with the encoders/decoders.
Connect control LAN
Control LAN to the office or control network.
Discover devices
The controller finds all endpoints.
Operate
Switch and manage from the web UI or app.
HDIP-IPC at a glance.
| Model | HDIP-IPC controller |
|---|---|
| Works with | 4KIPJ200E encoders, 4KIPJ200D decoders |
| Network | 2× Gigabit LAN (AV PoE + control) |
| Serial | 2× RS-232 |
| USB | 2× USB-A 2.0 |
| Control | Web UI, Telnet, iPad app, third-party |
| Discovery | Automatic encoder/decoder detection |
| Network switch | Managed or unmanaged Gigabit |
| Included | 12V/2A adapter, Phoenix connector, brackets |
| Power | DC 12V 2A or PoE |
A little clarity before you buy.
Can HDIP-IPC work alone?
No. It is used together with 4KIPJ200E encoders and 4KIPJ200D decoders.
Does it support PoE?
Yes. It can be powered by PoE or by a 12V adapter.
Is switch configuration needed?
No complex IGMP or VLAN configuration is required on standard Gigabit switches.
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