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5531 - PROHDMI MODULATOR
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Stream high quality video and optimize video experience with the ProHDMI modulators.
The HDMI to RF is a professional headend encoder with 4 HDMI inputs.
By changing the bitrate via the easy-to-use built-in webserver, you can optimize the video experience of your audience
- 4 HDMI inputs per module
- 1 coaxial output port with up to 2 independent output MUXs
- 1 ethernet management port for system control and configuration
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Inputs: HDMI |
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Number of inputs |
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4 x HDMI 1.3 |
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Video resolution |
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576i up to 1080p |
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Video encoding |
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H264/AVC |
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Audio encoding |
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MPEG1 Layer II / AAC |
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Connector type |
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HDMI Type A |
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Output: RF |
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Modulated channel frequency |
MHz |
174 – 1218 |
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Output level |
dBµV |
55 – 99 (adjustable) |
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MER |
dB |
Typ. 38 |
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Output Settings |
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Output type |
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DVB-T |
ISDB-T | |||
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Bitrate |
Mbps |
2 – 23 |
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Channel bandwidth |
MHz |
6, 7 or 8 |
6 | |||
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Constellation |
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COFDM (QPSK / 16QAM / 64QAM) |
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Other settings |
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Code rate, Guard Interval, 2K-8K |
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General |
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Connectors |
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Front side: - Output: RF + Loopthrough - Management: 1 x RJ-45 (Ethernet) - DC: Banana sockets Rear side: - HDMI Input: 4 x HDMI 1.3 |
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Power supply |
VDC |
15 |
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Consumption |
A |
1,2 |
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Operating temperature |
°C |
0 to + 40 |
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Dimensions |
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5 RU x 8 TE x 330 mm |
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