Configure this D20H Dante AV Transceiver from Bolin Technology as either a encoder or decoder depending on your routing needs. The D20 features an HDMI input and HDMI output for monitors. The HDMI output port supports up to DCI or UHD 4K60 video with HDCP 2.2 for demanding conference room or classroom applications.

Two RJ45 ports, one for Gigabit Ethernet and one with PoE support, offer connection to your IP network. Another RJ45 port offers RS-422 serial control, which is just one form of control you can utilize with the transceiver. USB Type-A ports can connect keyboards and/or mice to the device for USB-over-IP interfacing. An IR transmitter output and receiver input allows for remote control.

1 x D20H Dante AV HDMI Transceiver    2 x D20S Dante AV HDMI/SDI Transceivers    Configure Units as Encoder or Decoder    HDMI Input, HDMI & SDI Output    Up to DCI/UHD 4K60 Video    Gigabit Ethernet & PoE LAN Ports

The D20H Dante AV transceiver supports sub-microsecond video and audio synchronization by designating a single network clock that always keeps the video in sync with audio regardless of the number of endpoints in the ecosystem, fixing lip-sync problems.

As a decoder with unicast and multicast capabilities, the D20H receives the signal from a Dante AV PTZ camera or an encoder and feeds it to a display device via the output port. Using the controller software, the decoder can quickly and easily switch between multiple endpoints with no need for breakouts or matrix switches to display the video on any number of screens.

The transceiver can be configured as an individual encoder or decoder via a firmware update.

The D20H can output 4K60 images via its HDMI ports. An integrated high-performance scaling engine provides downscaling to the encoded source for a wide array of 4K, UHD 4K, and HD resolutions to match the different capabilities and requirements of other equipment.

It supports standard Dante compatible networked audio streams from encoders and audio interfaces. The received Dante audio streaming can be combined with the video and then output via the HDMI ports.

A built-in RS-422 serial port can be used with a PTZ joystick controller. Full setup, control, and monitoring of the device is enabled with the Dante Controller software with features like automatic device discovery and system configuration. Two USB Type-A ports and a USB Mini-B port provide control over IP using a keyboard and/or mouse with a remote computer.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. will this remotely fire my canon 430exii shooting with my 5D mark iii? Thanks!

A: Yes. One PW goes on top of your camera and one is attached to your flash. Just use the included PC cord. If your flash does not have a PC plug on it you will have to buy an adapter that fits on the bottom of your flash..

Q: 2. Do the Bolin PTZ cameras use UVC-PTZ?

A: This model camera, the Bolin Technology B2-220 HDMI/3G-SDI/USB/IP PTZ Camera with 20x Optical Zoom does offer UVC/UAC. This may not be the case across their entire lineup however.

Q: 3. Does this product work with TTL for Nikon cameras?

A: The PlusX units are not TTL. For TTL, you would need the Flex and Mini units from PocketWizard (#WIFTT5N and #WIMTT1N).

Q: 4. Are there neurtal density filters that can be added to this camera?

A: No, there is no system designed to use neutral density filters on the Bolin Technology EXU420N 4K60 Outdoor NDI 6-Ready PTZ Camera.

Q: 5. Will the Pocket Wizard work with a Yongnuo YN560-III without getting two transceivers? The YN560-III has wireless transmitter capabilities but I wasn't sure if these were compatible with that or not.

A: No. The receiver is compatible only with the RF-603 or RF-602 transmitters.

Q: 6. Hi I have a canon R5 and siros broncolor which pack I have to buy to trigger from the can to my 2 broncolor siros ?

A: Instead of purchasing the PocketWizard PlusX 2 Pack listed above, it would be better to purchase the Broncolor RFS 2.2 C Transceiver for Canon, B&H # BRRFS2.2CT • MFR # B-36.160.00, for use with the integrated Broncolor RFS 2.1 Receiver inside the Broncolor Siros WiFi/RFS 2.1 Monolights. This would allow you to purchase a single (more economically-priced) on-camera transmitter to wirelessly trigger your monolights. If you choose to purchase the PocketWizard PlusX 2 Pack, you would need a total of three (3) remotes: one on the camera's hot shoe as a wireless radio transmitter, and one on each of the monolight strobes as a wireless radio receiver. If you use the Broncolor RFS 2.2 C Transceiver for Canon, you may also wirelessly control the monolights' output power wirelessly from the on-camera Broncolor transmitter. If you use the PocketWizard PlusX remotes, you will give up the power control features of the RFS transmitter.

Q: 7. I have a pocket wizard plus II and i need another pocket wizard for the flash will this work as a receiver on the flash if my plus II is on the camera?

A: Hi, yes this will work fine. You will need a jack to sync cable that is mostly included in the Pocket Wizards. Enjoy!

Q: 8. Does this work with The Flex TT6 transceiver?

A: No the following unit will not communicate nor provide TTL information.

Q: 9. Will this works with older profoto pack with integrated pocketwizard?

A: Yes this unit is backwards compatible with built in Pocket Wizard receivers found in many Profoto power packs or monolights.

Q: 10. Are these camera brand agnostic? Planning on using these on my Sony A7II and my Broncolor Strobe Power Packs. That being the case can these also work with Large Format Cameras with PC sync cords to trigger my Broncolors too?

A: The Plus X transceiver works with just about every camera that has a hot shoe directly. For large format cameras, you can connect the Plus X unit to the sync terminal on your lens with the included cable.