FO-400/12
Combining Utah Scientific’s award-winning flex cards with SFPs, the UTAH-400 Series 2 routers support fiber, A-D analog video, D-A analog video, HDMI, and DVI formats. You can mix and match any of the SFPs to create up to 12 inputs or outputs (in pairs) of mixed formats. The card’s fiber inputs receive optical signals and convert them to SDI; conversely, the outputs take SDI and convert it to optical signals. Both single- mode and multimode fiber is supported, making this capability especially useful on long cable runs. The card can also convert composite analog video input signals to SDI, and the outputs can convert SDI signals to composite. This is especially valuable when switching a small amount of analog video. In the same manner, the card converts HDMI and DVI input signals to SDI and the outputs can convert SDI to HDMI or DVI. This is useful for adding monitors to the router. With these capabilities, together with Utah Scientific’s XFD fiber and coax distribution products, the router becomes the hub of a complete optical routing system.
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Combining Utah Scientific’s award-winning flex cards with SFPs, the UTAH-400 Series 2 routers support fiber, A-D analog video, D-A analog video, HDMI, and DVI formats. You can mix and match any of the SFPs to create up to 12 inputs or outputs (in pairs) of mixed formats. The card’s fiber inputs receive optical signals and convert them to SDI; conversely, the outputs take SDI and convert it to optical signals. Both single- mode and multimode fiber is supported, making this capability especially useful on long cable runs. The card can also convert composite analog video input signals to SDI, and the outputs can convert SDI signals to composite. This is especially valuable when switching a small amount of analog video. In the same manner, the card converts HDMI and DVI input signals to SDI and the outputs can convert SDI to HDMI or DVI. This is useful for adding monitors to the router. With these capabilities, together with Utah Scientific’s XFD fiber and coax distribution products, the router becomes the hub of a complete optical routing system.
