Vanco EVOIPTX2 Av Over Ip Transmitter Earc Arc Kvm

Product Description

The VANCO EVOIPTX2 is an AV over IP transmitter engineered for professional AV distribution systems. It encodes and transmits high-definition audio and video signals across a standard IP network infrastructure, eliminating the need for dedicated point-to-point cabling runs. The unit supports eARC and ARC for two-way audio return channel communication, and includes KVM functionality, allowing keyboard, video, and mouse control to be extended over the same network connection. This transmitter is suited for systems integrators and AV technicians working on commercial or residential matrix distribution projects.

The EVOIPTX2 fits into networked AV environments where multiple sources and displays must be managed from a central switch. Typical installations include conference rooms, hospitality venues, digital signage arrays, and control rooms where HDMI signal distribution over existing network infrastructure is required. The KVM capability makes it a practical choice for IT-adjacent AV installations where workstation control needs to follow the video signal.

Key Features

• AV over IP transmitter encodes and distributes HDMI signals over standard IP network infrastructure
• eARC and ARC support enables bidirectional audio return channel communication with compatible displays and receivers
• KVM extension allows keyboard and mouse control to travel with the video signal over the network connection
• Designed for scalable matrix distribution without dedicated point-to-point signal cabling
• Sold as a single unit for flexible deployment in transmitter-receiver pairs or larger matrix configurations

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style transmitter for use in AV over IP matrix distribution systems requiring HDMI signal transport with eARC, ARC, and KVM support over IP network infrastructure.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified AV systems integrator or low-voltage technician familiar with networked AV distribution. Power down all connected source devices and displays before making or changing signal connections. The transmitter requires connection to a managed network switch capable of handling the required bandwidth and supporting IGMP snooping for multicast traffic management. Follow all applicable low-voltage wiring codes and the manufacturer data sheet for network configuration requirements.