Stream Deck has long been used in pro broadcast and production environments. But USB has its limits: short cable runs, limited flexibility, and a direct tether to a computer. Network Dock changes that. Stream Deck has long been used in pro broadcast and production environments. But USB has its limits: short cable runs, limited flexibility, and a direct tether to a computer. Network Dock changes that.
It gives your Stream Deck a Power over Ethernet (PoE) connection, letting you control workflows over your network without needing a local USB port or external power. It’s simple to set up, integrates with Bitfocus Buttons, Companion, and Stream Deck software, and thanks to its compact size, fits easily into AV setups, control rooms, or even the back of a Stream Deck XL stand.
It's simple: connect a supported Stream Deck to the Network Dock. This includes Stream Deck Mini, XL, +, Neo, MK.2, MK.2 Scissor Keys, and others. Stream Deck Pedal (DHCP only).
The device automatically receives an IP address via DHCP and can be switched to a static IP if needed. Once connected with Bitfocus Buttons, it will detect it automatically. From there, you can trigger macros, control production gear, and run your workflow, just like you would over USB, only now from anywhere on your network.
Supported Stream Deck models:
Network requirements:
Software compatibility:
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