AMX FG1010-512-01 AMX DX-RX-4K60 DXLink 4K60 HDMI Receiver Module (Replaces FG1010-500)

For AV and security teams that need uncompromised image fidelity at distance, the AMX by Harman DX-RX-4K60 DXLink HDMI Receiver Module delivers reliable 4K60 4:4:4 performance for monitoring, surveillance and mission-critical displays. This DXLink pro receiver module supports HDMI 2.0 and HDCP 2.2 while carrying audio, control, Ethernet and USB 2.0 over a single shielded Cat6/Cat6A/Cat7 cable—supporting runs up to 328' to simplify deployment across campuses, control rooms and medical training labs. Built-in SmartScale® automatically matches output to each connected display, removing time-consuming resolution tuning and ensuring consistent, true-to-source images. USB 2.0 passthrough enables local webcams, touch panels or storage devices to function as if directly connected to the source, making it ideal for unified collaboration, security monitoring and remote diagnostics. RoHS-compliant and HDBaseT-compatible, the DX-RX-4K60 integrates easily with Enova DGX systems and other AMX transmitters. Specify this AMX DXLink receiver to future-proof AV installations and streamline surveillance and monitoring workflows—contact your integrator or order today to upgrade your video distribution infrastructure.

• Deliver pristine 4K60 4:4:4 video with HDMI 2.0 and HDCP 2.2 support, ensuring full fidelity for control rooms, collaboration and surveillance applications.
• Simplify installations by transmitting video, audio, Ethernet, control and USB 2.0 over a single Cat6/Cat6A/Cat7 cable up to 328', cutting cabling time and cost.
• SmartScale® auto-scaling matches each display’s optimal resolution for plug-and-play setup and eliminates manual resolution conflicts across mixed displays.
• USB 2.0 support for webcams, storage or touch devices enables integrated conferencing, security cameras and remote monitoring without extra cabling.
• HDBaseT compatibility and Enova DGX integration deliver reliable, scalable AV-over-IP deployments that fit existing AMX and third‑party systems.