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Table 1:
# | Feature | Function | |
1 | POWER Switch | Illuminated switch for turning the unit ON or OFF | |
2 | CHANNEL A | SD1 LED | The green LED lights when the SDI signal in channel A is SD |
3 | HD2 LED | The blue LED lights when the SDI signal in channel A is HD | |
4 | CHANNEL B | HD2 LED | The blue LED lights when the SDI signal in channel B is HD |
5 | SD1 LED | The green LED lights when the SDI signal in channel B is SD | |
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| VIDEO IN | Connects to the channel B SDI source |
7 | CHANNEL B | LOOP | Connects the channel B input to the video input of an |
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| additional unit or to the channel A video input3 |
8 | Connectors | VIDEO | Connects to the channel B SDI acceptors (from 1 to 10) |
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| VIDEO IN | Connects to the channel A SDI source |
10 | CHANNEL A | LOOP | Connects the channel A input to the video input of an |
| BNC |
| additional unit or to the channel B video input3 |
11 | Connectors | VIDEO | Connects to the channel A SDI acceptors (from 1 to 10) |
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12 | Power Connector with Fuse | AC connector enabling power supply to the unit | |
1 Standard Definition (SD) means an NTSC or PAL compatible video format, consisting of 480 (for NTSC) or 576 (for PAL) lines of interlaced video
2 High Definition (HD) means a video format, consisting of either 720 active lines of progressive video or 1080 lines of either progressive or interlaced video
3 To create a 1:20 distribution amplifier (connect the LOOP output of one of the channels to the VIDEO IN of the other channel)
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