No reverse analog-audio path is listed: TX has the audio input and RX has the audio output.
FAQ’s
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Yes. Both variants include an HD/4K selector switch. After changing the switch, the device must be disconnected and reconnected to activate the selected resolution.
The service is intended for relevant externally sourced hardware, including products procured through international supply chains, according to the applicable inspection scope.
Yes. Soldered terminations can be supported where required by the product specification. Projects requiring Class 3 workmanship can be handled according to the applicable customer-specified standard and project requirements.
Yes. Depending on project requirements, deliverables can range from sub-assemblies to integrated systems and finished products.
Yes. Fibernet’s GPON portfolio includes Optical Network Terminals (ONTs) suitable for Passive Optical LAN (POL) applications, along with fiber-optic connectivity and distribution components.
These solutions support enterprise network deployments requiring structured optical connectivity and the use of passive optical distribution infrastructure.
Yes. Fibernet has BGA rework capabilities for applicable component replacement and PCB assembly rework requirements.
Yes. Fibernet supports both Surface Mount Technology (SMT) and Through-Hole Technology (THT), allowing mixed-technology electronic assemblies to be manufactured within one production environment.
Yes. Fibernet supplies specialty optical fibers and develops customized optical assemblies, including fiber preparation, splicing and connectorization.
These capabilities are relevant to startups developing optical communications, photonics, laser-related and medical technology products requiring specialized optical components.
Yes. Fibernet supplies ruggedized fiber-optic cables, connectors, protective enclosures and custom optical assemblies for demanding environments.
Applications may involve vibration, temperature variations, dust, moisture or electromagnetic interference.
The appropriate connectivity solution and its environmental qualifications are determined according to the selected components and project requirements.
Fibernet maintains an ISO 13485:2016-certified medical quality management system covering the manufacture and supply of fiber-optic products, electronic and mechanical assemblies, cables and harnesses, and medical products assembly.
Fibernet provides contract manufacturing and assembly services within its available capabilities and applicable certification scope. Product-specific regulatory requirements and validation responsibilities must be established for each project.
Yes. Fibernet provides KVM over IP, AV over IP and multimedia visualization technologies for environments requiring distribution, presentation and management of multiple audiovisual sources.
These solutions support applications such as control rooms, operational monitoring centers, smart classrooms and conference facilities.
Yes. Fibernet supports New Product Introduction (NPI), including the assessment of practical manufacturing considerations, production documentation, process definition, Design-to-Cost considerations and production line setup.
These capabilities help development teams address manufacturing requirements as they prepare for production.
Yes. Dedicated crimping equipment and controlled manufacturing processes are used for applicable conductor, terminal and contact requirements.
Yes. Spray coating can be included as part of the PCBA manufacturing process according to applicable product requirements.
Yes. Fibernet supplies tactical fiber-optic cables, deployable reels, ruggedized assemblies, protective enclosures and fiber-optic rotary joints for demanding applications.
Solutions can be configured according to project-specific fiber, connector, mechanical and environmental requirements. Environmental qualification must be confirmed for the selected product and configuration.
Yes. Fibernet provides fiber-optic and copper connectivity solutions and supports network planning and infrastructure optimization for projects transitioning from legacy copper networks to fiber.
Yes. Depending on project scope, Fibernet can support the process from manufacturing BOM preparation and component procurement through assembly, inspection, electrical testing and finished product delivery.
Yes. Fibernet can support both fiber-pigtailed and free-space component requirements depending on the optical architecture.
Yes. Fibernet provides specialty optical fibers, custom fiber assemblies, optical components and Fiber Optic Rotary Joints (FORJs).
Its published industrial experience includes semiconductor and printing applications.
Components and assemblies are selected or configured according to the equipment manufacturer’s optical, mechanical and integration requirements.
Fibernet can manufacture according to customer drawings, BOMs, specifications and defined manufacturing documentation as part of the agreed scope.
Yes. Fibernet supports both Build-to-Spec and Build-to-Print engagements for optical communications and laser-system manufacturing projects.
Yes. Fibernet supports optical and fiber amplifier requirements, including EDFA and customized amplifier solutions according to the system requirements.
Yes. Fibernet can support fiber splicers, cleavers and fiber-preparation tools together with connector inspection and cleaning equipment for fiber-splicing and assembly workflows.
Yes. Fibernet’s manufacturing model supports complex production environments involving different product configurations and specification-driven cable assemblies.
Yes. Manufacturing BOM preparation can be included within the NPI process together with supply-chain planning, AVL preparation and Long Lead Item identification.
No. Hardware Assurance should complement — not replace — supplier qualification, purchasing controls, traceability and other Supply Chain Risk Management activities.
No additional software is required; the product is positioned as plug-and-play.
Yes. Both 4-port single-monitor variants support hotkey and push-button switching.
Yes. The datasheet states that original video and audio quality are retained.