NMOS Routing

Matrox ConductIP

Name: Matrox ConductIP
Brand: Matrox

NMOS router for discovery, control and switching of ST 2110 and IPMX signals

ConductIP is an appliance with a web interface that discovers all NMOS senders and receivers on the network and routes video, audio, ancillary data and USB between them. It does not process media itself; it manages connections via NMOS IS-04 and IS-05. Routing presets are accessible through a simple web API, for example for Elgato Stream Deck.

NMOSST 2110IPMX

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Key features

NMOS IS-04 (with built-in registry) and IS-05
Routing of ST 2110-20/-22 video, ST 2110-30 audio, ST 2110-40 and USB
Unlimited device discovery, 300 simultaneous routes tested
Web API for hardware control panels (Stream Deck, Bitfocus Buttons)
Licensing by number of video ports

Applications

Routing in ST 2110 and IPMX systems

Managing ConvertIP, Avio 2, Vion and Maevex MGX devices

Control rooms and events with IP infrastructure

Switching with physical buttons via presets

Technical specifications

Discovery	NMOS IS-04 v1.2/v1.3; built-in registry or third-party registry
Connection management	NMOS IS-05 v1.0/v1.1
Media types	ST 2110-20 and -22 video, ST 2110-30 audio, ST 2110-40 ANC, USB (AMWA BCP-007-02)
Capacity	Unlimited device discovery; 300 simultaneous routes tested
Network	1× RJ45 1GbE; IPv4
Interface	Web interface (Chrome), local console via HDMI
Power / enclosure	19 V DC, max. 90 W; 210 × 175 × 42 mm; 0–40 °C
Warranty	2 years

Models

ConductIP Media Routing Appliance CDCTIP-MRA	1U ½-rack appliance with an 8-video-port license
50 / 125 / 325-port licenses (2 years) CDCTIPL-50-2 / CDCTIPL-125-2 / CDCTIPL-325-2	Subscription
50 / 125 / 325-port licenses (perpetual) CDCTIPL-50-P / CDCTIPL-125-P / CDCTIPL-325-P	Perpetual license

Source: official Matrox documentation, verified 2026-10-12. The manufacturer's current datasheet always applies to a project.