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ATEN VM1600A 16x16 Modular Matrix Switch distribution
Routes up to 16 video sources to 16 displays with hot-swappable I/O boards and seamless switching
- Manages 16 video sources and 16 displays simultaneously
- Modular I/O boards enable hot-swappable expansion in one chassis
- Seamless Switch technology provides speed-progressive video switching
- Integrated scaler works seamlessly with video wall systems
- Red Dot Award-winning GUI accessible over network or internet
16x16 Modular Matrix Switch
The ATEN VM1600A is a 16x16 modular matrix switch designed for professional video routing. It manages 16 video sources and 16 displays simultaneously within a single chassis. The system uses hot-swappable I/O boards for flexible signal distribution. It suits broadcasting stations, control rooms and emergency service centers requiring high-speed A/V management.
Hot-swappable I/O board chassis
The solution fits into a build by providing a single chassis that accepts modular I/O boards for customised connectivity. Hot-swappable boards allow changes without powering down the system, freeing up maintenance windows. The modular design supports expansion as signal routing needs grow. It integrates with video wall systems through an integrated scaler for simplified configuration.
Network-accessible GUI control
The switch incorporates ATEN Seamless Switch technology for real-time control and speed-progressive video switching. The Red Dot Award-winning GUI is accessible over a network or the internet for remote management. This enables configuration and monitoring from anywhere without direct physical access. The design targets reliability and low maintenance costs for continuous operation.
Highlights
- Manages 16 video sources and 16 displays simultaneously
- Modular I/O boards enable hot-swappable expansion in one chassis
- Seamless Switch technology provides speed-progressive video switching
- Integrated scaler works seamlessly with video wall systems
- Red Dot Award-winning GUI accessible over network or internet
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How many video sources and displays can the VM1600A matrix switch manage at the same time?
The VM1600A manages up to 16 video sources and 16 displays simultaneously using modular I/O boards in a single chassis.
What cooling and maintenance considerations apply when the matrix switch runs continuously in a control room?
The modular design uses hot-swappable I/O boards, allowing service without powering down the chassis during sustained operation.
Which ATEN I/O boards are required to connect sources and displays to the VM1600A chassis?
The VM1600A requires compatible hot-swappable I/O boards from the ATEN Modular Matrix Solution Series to route signals.
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