Blustream WMF72 Multi-Format Presentation Switch (WMF72) The Blustream WMF72 is an advanced 4K multi-format presentation switch that combines wired HDMI and USB-C with AirPlay, Miracast® and Chromecast® inputs to dual HDMI outputs. It delivers an ideal BYOD solution for boardroom, classroom, or huddle-space applications with managed source control, multiview presentation, and integrated video scaling. BYOD connectivity and wireless casting This switch supports a wide range of connection methods so users can present from their preferred devices and platforms. Inputs include HDMI, USB-C, AirPlay, Miracast® and Chromecast®. Compatible with Blustream WMF-USBC-D and WMF-HDMI-D plug & play wireless dongles. Localized 2.4G/5G WiFi hotspot hosts AirPlay, Miracast® and Chromecast® in local point-to-point mode (up to 1080p 30Hz). Dual HDMI outputs and multiview control Dual HDMI outputs enable either mirrored content or desktop extension for managed source control within advanced video conferencing set-ups. Multiview presentation supports up to five concurrent video signals with fully configurable screen layouts. Dual HDMI output for mirror or desktop extension. Multiview with up to 5 simultaneous sources and configurable layouts. Integrated scaling and 4K performance An in-built video scaler provides output timing up to 4K 60Hz 4:4:4 for clear, high-quality presentation. The main HDMI output supports up to 4K, while the sub output supports up to 1080p. In-built video scaler up to 4K 60Hz 4:4:4. Main output up to 4K; sub output up to 1080p. USB, BYOM and touch-back The WMF72 integrates USB for BYOM workflows and interactive control. It supports USB camera and MIC over WiFi and enables touch-back to the connected host device. USB-C connection for BYOM with DP, USB, 1Gbps network and up to 65W power charging. HDMI and USB Type B connection for BYOM with USB and 1Gbps network via USB Type B. Supports USB camera and MIC over WiFi (1080p 30Hz). USB touch-back via WMF-USBC-D and WMF-HDMI-D dongles and Miracast® (compatibility subject to Windows features). Simple setup, management and control Configuration and daily operation are streamlined with on-screen and browser-based control, along with multiple control interfaces and selection modes. Web interface module for control and configuration. OSD control with preview function. Manual or automated source selection. Control via front panel, RS-232 and TCP/IP. Dual LAN connection for integration to existing network infrastructures. Audio integration The WMF72 includes audio breakout to balanced or unbalanced analogue L/R outputs for flexible integration with external audio systems. Frequently Asked Questions What inputs does the WMF72 support? It supports HDMI, USB-C, AirPlay, Miracast® and Chromecast®, and is compatible with WMF-USBC-D and WMF-HDMI-D wireless dongles. Can the WMF72 output to two displays? Yes. Dual HDMI outputs support mirror mode or desktop extension for managed source control. Does it support multiview presentation? Yes. It can display up to 5 concurrent video signals with fully configurable screen layout. What is the maximum output resolution? The in-built scaler supports output timing up to 4K 60Hz 4:4:4. The main HDMI output supports up to 4K and the sub output up to 1080p. How does wireless casting work? A localized 2.4G/5G WiFi hotspot hosts AirPlay, Miracast® and Chromecast® in local point-to-point mode (up to 1080p 30Hz). Is BYOM supported over USB? Yes. USB-C provides DP, USB, 1Gbps network and up to 65W charging; HDMI with USB Type B provides USB and 1Gbps network via the USB Type B connection. Is touch-back available? Yes. USB touch-back is supported via WMF-USBC-D and WMF-HDMI-D dongles and Miracast® (compatibility subject to Windows features). What control options are available? Control is available via the front panel, RS-232, TCP/IP, on-screen display with preview, and a web interface module. Source selection can be manual or automatic. Does it provide audio breakout? Yes. It offers balanced/unbalanced analogue L/R audio breakout.
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