The Apantac Mt Hood EDID-L-H EDID Learner can learn from desired monitors to solve difficult to handle EDID situations. Can store the desired EDID information in VGA, DVI or HDMI passive EDID Emulators. Does not require external power. Can be used repeatedly to learn different EDID.

The Cobalt OGCP-9000 is a remote control panel for use with openGear signal processing cards. Communication with the openGear frame occurs over an optimized high-speed openGear Ethernet control protocol. An easy to use keypad enables intuitive access with minimal submenus. A given card uses only one level of submenus to access all of its functions.The control panel is optimized for both bright and low light environments. Two large format, super-bright, wide-angle color LCD screens show sharp and clear text; operators can select either a white or black background. Other features include a fully backlit keypad and user-adjustable LED back light. In addition to circumventing the need for a computer to monitor and control signal processing cards, the OGCP-9000 allows quick and intuitive access to hundreds of cards in a facility, and can monitor and allows adjustment of up to eight parameters at one time. Two large format wide-angle LCDs show sharp and clear text for the currently visible parameters. Eight dials corresponding to each of the eight displayed parameters allow ease in accessing and controlling the displayed parameters. The OGCP-9000 is totally compatible with the openGear control software DashBoard.

The Evertz 520AD4-DD-HD extracts embedded audio from 2 specified groups out of a HD-SDI (SMPTE 299M) or SD-SDI (SMPTE 272M). Up to 8 channels may be delayed up to 3 seconds and re-embedded onto output video or directed to 4 unbalanced AES/EBU outputs. There is 2 processed HD-SDI video outputs. Unlike the 520AD4-HD version, this can also process one channel with the on-board Dolby Decoder (model CAT552Z). If the channel contains Dolby E or Dolby Digital, it will yield up to 8 additional discrete audio channels and the associated Metadata. The decoder will match the beginning of each output block with the start of video, as provided with the genlock input. Also can embed Dolby E Metadata in VANC. Dolby Metadata output is RS422/485. Front panel indicator LEDs and control is available at card edge. Is also compatible with VistaLink.

Compatible with frames / enclosures including 500FR and S501FR. Full model number is BA520ADDD-HD-V2-REVB.

The Evertz 520AE4-HD audio embedder embeds 4 AES/EBU channels into 2 specified groups defined by SMPTE ST 299-1 in a 1.5Gb/s HD-SDI video signal (or SMPTE ST 272 in a 270Mb/s serial SDTV SD-SDI signal). Allows for 4 processed HD outputs. If needed, the 4 stereo AES channels can be processed by on-board sample rate converters. The 8 discrete audio channels can be re-arranged in any arbitrary manner with on-board 8x8 router. Each channel can be delayed up to 3 seconds. This device also handles the Dolby E Metadata. Metadata is optionally embedded in VANC for downstream devices according to SMPTE ST 2020. Compatible with VistaLink.

Compatible with frames / enclosures including 500FR and S501FR. Full model number is BA520AE-520AE4-HD-REV1.

The Evertz 7767RGBT-VIP-3G is a RGBHV/DVI + 2 Analog Audio Coax Transmitter. Enables the VIP Advanced and VIP-X systems to support a computer graphics input remotely. Accepts RGBHV and DVI-I up to WUXGA (1900x1200) and outputs SDI via coax / BNC. his output can be fed directly into the VIP Advance via it's coax input or into a VIP-X system as an input to the VIP-X router. For full frame rate high resolution support the output format of the 7767RGBT can be set to 3Gb/s, for standard resolution support the card can operate at 1.5Gb/s to pass through any standard router or DA. Two channel audio input support and full 24 bits per pixel color resolution.

This is compatible with frames/multiframes including 7801FR, 7800FR, and 350FR. Part of the 7707RGB series. Full model number is BA7707RGB-7767RGBTVIP-REVF.

This is the EQX-BNC backplane connector board, consisting of the EQX-BNC-RH and EQX-BNC-LH boards. Also called the EQX-IO18-RP. Works in tandem with input or output cards such as the EQX-OP18H, EQX-OP18-3G, EQX-G-OP18H, EQX-G-OP18-3G, EQX-IP18h, EQX-IP18-3G, EQX-G-IP18H, EQX-G-IP18-3G, EQX-OP16AE-3G-2TDM, EQX-OP16AE-H-2TDM-A, in the Quartz EQX series routers. Has 36 BNC connectors, provides for 2 I/O boards.

The 8504 works with analog video (ntsc/pal). It can adjust delay from 70 to 370 ns. Has 6 DA outputs active, while 2 are inactive.

The 8801 works with analog video (ntsc/pal) or coaxial distribution of AES/EBU signals. Has tight differential gain and phase specs. Ideal for shorter runs.

The 8802 works with analog video (ntsc/pal). Has tight differential gain and phase specs. Ideal for long cable runs up to 300 meters due to equalization capability (can compensate for attenuation and phase errors).

The 8910ADA-M works with monaural analog audio. Flat frequency response and gain range from -15db to +33db.

The 8916 works with AES/EBU (SMPTE 276M) digital audio. 7 outputs can be delayed (up to 1/2 second in 2ms increments). The 8th output can be a variable delay based on signal input from a video frame sync.

The 8931 works with SD-SDI serial digital video (143, 177, 270, 360 Mb/s SMPTE 259M variations). 4x of the outputs can also work with ASI. Cable equalization up to 300m runs.

The 8936 works with SD-SDI serial digital video (143, 177, 270, 360 Mb/s SMPTE 259M variations). Also compatible with EBU Tech 3267 formats. Has auto reclocking. Auto equalization for up to 300m runs.

The Grass Valley Acappella A1616RCP is a 1RU rackmount remote control panel. This is designed for Acappella multi-format routers / switchers designed for a variety of broadcast and production settings, including small studios, sports arenas, and mobile production trucks. The compatible Acappella routers have various configurations ranging from 8x4 to 16x16 with formats including SD-SDI, HD-SDI, and AES/EBU digital audio. This remote panel can be linked directly to the router with a crossover ethernet cable for a simple local configuration. If you want a more complex setup, you can use a pin-to-pin patch ethernet cable if you are using switches between the router, panel, and PC. Software can be used for complex custom confiruations such as Acappella Matrix, Acappella Remote Panel, and NetConfig (software is not included). You can also deploy the Prelude control system to support larger networks of Acappella and Concerto Series routing matrix.

The Grass Valley K2 media server / media client system is ideal for broadcast and production environments. It is comprised of one or more four-channel K2 media clients connected to one or more K2 media servers and K2 RAID protected storage. This listing is for the K2-HD-04 SDI Media Client only, not a complete system. The K2 media client performs all video and audio I/O using built-in encoders and decoders. Support for HD and SD formats, including MPEG-2 4:2:0, MPEG-2 4:2:2, XDCAM EX, XDCAM HD (50, 35, 25 Mb/s), HDV, IMX, etc. Automatically up or down convert to proper output format. Offers full support for AFD to ensure proper 16:9/4:3 aspect ratio conversion. Preserves any SMPTE 608/708 closed captioning information. Only need to store a single format version of clip. Smooth, high-quality, off-speed play, and enhanced jog/shuttle control in both directions. Uses line interpolation to smooth out any vertical jitter for the highestquality slow-motion playback. Comprehensive multilingual audio support including 16 audio channels per video channel, PCM/Dolby E/AC-3 support, CC/telext import, scrub audio up to 3x, audio meters for each channel, internal audio delay capability, and ability to adjust levels during playback/recording.

The Leitch HDX6800+C4 is a four channel high definition audio demultiplexer / de-embedder card. Designed to install in a Leitch 6800 Plus FR-6800+, FR-6802+, FR6802+ style frame. This can de-embed four AES/EBU digital audio signals from a provided HD-SDI video input. This allows unbalanced AES outputs over BNC, unlike the B4 version which provides balanced AES outputs. This module activates one unbalanced DARS AES reference input, one HD-SDI video input (SMPTE 292M), four HD-SDI reclocked outputs, and four unbalanced AES output channels. The 4x HD-SDI output makes this function as a DA (distribution amplifier) as well as the de-embedder. Has audio processing amplification with controls for delay, gain, invert, and channel multiplexing and dithering. 16-bit, 20-bit, or 24-bit audio processing (selectable word length in channel pairs). Also has audio test tone generating, programmable audio delays (up to 1.3 seconds), and card-edge LEDs to indicate signal presence or module failure. This is similar in function to the HDX6801+C4.

The Nvision NV4002 (part of the NV4000 series) is an eight module 19" rackmount frame for signal processing and distribution amplifier cards. Built to handle digital signal formats from AES/EBU audio at 3.072Mbits to HD-SDI at 1.5Gbits. In order to accommodate these data rates, architecture includes a mid plane motherboard that incorporates an impedeance matched connector system. Features space for a redundant power supply and includes an alarm function. Cooling fans provide side-to-side airflow. Modules are installed horizontally with matching I/O backplane cards at rear, connected via motherboard. Power supply status LED are visible through front door.

The Nvision NV4002 (part of the NV4000 series) is an eight module 19" rackmount frame for signal processing and distribution amplifier cards. Built to handle digital signal formats from AES/EBU audio at 3.072Mbits to HD-SDI at 1.5Gbits. In order to accommodate these data rates, architecture includes a mid plane motherboard that incorporates an impedeance matched connector system. Features space for a redundant power supply and includes an alarm function. Cooling fans provide side-to-side airflow. Modules are installed horizontally with matching I/O backplane cards at rear, connected via motherboard. Power supply status LED are visible through front door.

This includes dual PS40002 power supplies and 2x DA4055 (DA4055/60) mix / minus modules with backplanes. Each DA4055 card provides a two input, two output AES/EBU digital audio mixer with signal gain, phase inversion, and output channel mix and fade. Features include: four channel I/O, four independent layers of 4x1 AES mixing, synchronous 4x4 AES3 sub-frame routing, performs overs / stereo / quad mix downs, 24-bit audio processing, and BNC connections on backplane. Control is via front panel or RS-422 9-pin connector.

General Instrument DSR-4800 digital satellite receivers are integrated receiver/decoders (IRD) designed for broadcast networks, cable systems and other commercial satellite operations. The General Instrument DSR-4800 MPEG-2 SDTV 4:2:2 digital satellite receiver receives both HD and SD signals. Both HD and SD streams are reprocessed to the Digital Video Broadcast Asynchronous Serial Interface format at 270 Mbps. The ASI signal is output through a BNC connector. SD transport streams can be processed at 4:2:2 P/ML and 4:2:0 MP/ML decompression. The unit receives QPSK modulated signals at L-band frequencies of 950 to 2150 MHz through one of four input ports. The DSR-4800 Series DSR-4800 Operating Manual 4 The DSR-4800 performs demodulation and FEC decoding of all standard DigiCipher II symbol and convolutional coding rates, at information rates up to 40.46 Mbps. It also performs demodulation and FEC decoding of all standard DVB convolutional coding rates, at information rates of 3.25–45 Msps. Within the resulting transport stream, a single DigiCipher II service designated by the user can be decrypted. The DSR-4800 will automatically tune to of four L-band inputs based on the Virtual Channel Tables sent from the UCS. The unit will use the Virtual Channel Tables for tuning between services.

The Harris Videotek DDM-800 is a frequency agile digital demodulator capable of demodulating 8VSB, 64 QAM, and 256 QAM modulated signals, converting them to DVB-ASI output. The demodulated MPEG-2 output streams can then be locally decoded, analyzed, multiplexed or passed to a cable facility via QAM modulators or to a data distribution network. The DDM-800 front panel interface enables quick setup through direct entry keypad and navigation keys. The status display for each demodulator shows SNR, Bit Error Rate (BER), and fine tuning offset. External communications supports configuration through an intuitive Web Browser GUI via the 10/100 Base-T Ethernet connection. The resident SNMP agent enables straightforward integration into Headend, Station, or Uplink network control and monitoring systems with real-time clock for time stamp on alarms. Tunes 54-860Mhz (Channels 2-69 off air, 2-134 cable). Universal, Multi-drop Serial port. Power and Summary Alarm LED indicators. Programmable GPI Alarm outputs.

This is configured with a 8705, 8702, 8707A, and 8725 card.

The 8705 is a high definition video output card, providing 2x HD-SDI (SMPTE 292M) and 1x analog component (RGBHV / YPbPr). Four pairs of audio can be embedded into the serial output on group 1 and 2. Closed captioning found within the transport (608/708B) can be embedded into the serial video output.

The 8702 is a ASI/310M serial transport stream I/O (DVB-ASI/SMPTE 310M) option card. This card will receive a TS from either a DVB-ASI input or a SMPTE 310M input. Only one format may be selected at a time. For an ASI input, the bitrate of the TS must be between 1.5 Mb/s and 160 Mb/s. For a SMPTE 310M input, the bitrate of the TS must be 19.392658 Mb/s. The selected input format will also be the output format. The 8702 card can also be used as a TS output for any of the other input cards.

The 8707A is an audio output option card (Dolby E, AES Digital, Analog). Provides two digital audio outputs and two analog audio pair outputs. Also has the ability to parse Dolby E compressed audio. It provides the audio from two audio decoder processors.

The 8725 is MRD Ethernet Services Adapter (MPEG over IP input/output). This card encapsulates the TS from the bus and will transmit IPstreams, which are present on the bus, to either ASI/310M or to a decoder. Up to two multicasts can be subscribed to, allowing for a backup multicast to be chosen and three mirrored multicasts can be transmitted to allow for redundancy. Transmits and Receives Multiple Streams Simultaneously, Supports Pro-MPEG COP3 FEC, IGMPv2/v3, HRTP, and Null-Stripped VBR. Connections are 1x 10/100/1000 auto-negotiating Base-T RJ-45 Ethernet Port and 1x SFP port.

This is configured with 8705 and 8703 cards. The 8705 is a high definition video output card, providing 2x HD-SDI (SMPTE 292M) and 1x analog component (RGBHV / YPbPr). Four pairs of audio can be embedded into the serial output on group 1 and 2. Closed captioning found within the transport (608/708B) can be embedded into the serial video output.

The 8703 is a high bit rate serial TS input / Loop out (DVB-ASI). This ASI+ card will receive, up to a 160Mb/s MPTS on ASI. This card is equipped with a passive loop-through to allow the TS to be passed through the card without altering the stream. The loop-through on this card cannot be used to output a TS from a different input card. When the loop-through output is not in use it should be terminated with a 75 Ohm terminator.

This has HD Encoder module standard (with HD-SDI / SD-SDI) and SAT MOD (IF out). Additionally this has the G.703 output module (M2/EOM2/G703) installed - which supports both DS3 at 44.736 Mbit/s and E3 at 34.368 Mbit/s. This also has the BISS CA card. For the various licenced features installed, please carefully refer to last photo. Some typical scratches, wear, sticker residue, and rack rash when looking for it. Overall in good presentable shape. Will guarantee in good working order.

The Avid Nitris DX DNxHD (part 7020-30008-04 E) is an external hardware accelerator and input/output unit that works with Avid Media Composer, Symphony, and Newscutter. Provides real-time encoding to DNxHD and also hardware acceleration when handling files encoded as DNxHD, HDV, DVCPro, XDCAM EX - thus freeing up your CPU/GPU for other tasks such as playback and rendering. Features HD Anamorphic (thin raster) support, cross-conversion and down conversion, capture/output of ancillary data such as closed captioning and AFD, and sync to different video/audio clocks (black burst, tri level, aes, s/pdif). Connections include: dual link support, SD/HD-SDI, SD/HD component, composite, s-video, HDMI monitoring, ref sync, LTC timecode, wordclock, ADAT, XLR, 1/4", RCA analog, AES, S/PDIF. All outputs are always active, for simultaneous synchronized connections. Input audio pass through for monitoring audio input without affecting capture. This has flexible scalable architecture. For example, add a second DNxHD card for real-time stereoscopic 3D support. Or install a AVC-intra card to encode, decode, and accelerate both DNxHD and AVC-intra.