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    {
      "@type":"Question",
      "name":"How do you test before you ship my system?",
      "acceptedAnswer":{
        "@type":"Answer",
        "text":"We put the products in the heating room for 12-hours for aging and have all the products turned On and the temperature of the heating Room set to 140 degrees. If anything fails we replace the failed unit and start the test over again."
      }
    },
    {
      "@type":"Question",
      "name":"What is the switching time on the HDMI over the IP network?",
      "acceptedAnswer":{
        "@type":"Answer",
        "text":"The switching time is about 80 to 100ms."
      }
    },
    {
      "@type":"Question",
      "name":"What is the latency on the HDMI over the IP network?",
      "acceptedAnswer":{
        "@type":"Answer",
        "text":"The latency is about 80ms."
      }
    },	
    {
      "@type":"Question",
      "name":"Can the Ethernet switches be cascaded and still act as a matrix?",
      "acceptedAnswer":{
        "@type":"Answer",
        "text":"Yes. The network switches can be cascaded and still act as a large matrix."
      }
    },	
    {
      "@type":"Question",
      "name":"Is it a WEB GUI control or PC software?",
      "acceptedAnswer":{
        "@type":"Answer",
        "text":"It is a PC control software-based system for the setting up the configurations."
      }
    },
    {
      "@type":"Question",
      "name":"How do you change the IP and MAC address of the transmitters and receivers?",
      "acceptedAnswer":{
        "@type":"Answer",
        "text":"You can set up the IP and MAC on the iPad app or PC control software, but we recommend using the automatic IP and MAC address, so it can support plug and play."
      }
    },
    {
      "@type":"Question",
      "name":"The Transmitters and Receivers both have Audio out on the receiver can the audio be matrixed such as Receiver A sends audio out to Receiver B, if using the audio out?",
      "acceptedAnswer":{
        "@type":"Answer",
        "text":"The audio out on both the RX and TX are the corresponding audio with the video so its audio function is only an extract function from the video and is not able to do as an audio matrix."
      }
    },	
    {
      "@type":"Question",
      "name":"What type of UTP cable do you recommend?",
      "acceptedAnswer":{
        "@type":"Answer",
        "text":"As it's using for the video signal transmission we recommend using the CAT6a STP 868B cable."
      }
    },
    {
      "@type":"Question",
      "name":"Can you use CAT6 - 5E - 6 and 7 and is there a difference in length of cables?",
      "acceptedAnswer":{
        "@type":"Answer",
        "text":"We did the tests here with the CAT6/CAT6/Cat6/Cat7 cable and the CAT6 and CAT7 are the best and can reach a distance of 150m with POE."
      }
    },
    {
      "@type":"Question",
      "name":"Please give us an explanation of when the large and small streaming resolutions would be used?",
      "acceptedAnswer":{
        "@type":"Answer",
        "text":"The highest resolution can up to 1080P@60Hz, the lowest resolution is 680x480@60Hz but that resolution can't support the IP camera decoding."
      }
    },
    {
      "@type":"Question",
      "name":"Does the iPad control require a wireless router?",
      "acceptedAnswer":{
        "@type":"Answer",
        "text":"Yes, it will need a WIFI router connected in the same system."
      }
    },	
    {
      "@type":"Question",
      "name":"In the diagram in the manual it shows the IP control box with only an Internet connection, does a PC plug into it?",
      "acceptedAnswer":{
        "@type":"Answer",
        "text":"Yes, the control PC uses a LAN cable connected to the same network switch."
      }
    },
    {
      "@type":"Question",
      "name":"You also recommend Managed POE switches, correct?",
      "acceptedAnswer":{
        "@type":"Answer",
        "text":"Yes, the managed network switch is more stable and it's fanless which is quieter."
      }
    }							
  ]
}
