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Nucomm, Inc. Is Showcasing Its GoPac2
Multifunction Portable COFDM Transmit System At IBC2007
August 13, 2007
Source: Nucomm
Designed to deliver the highest quality HD or
SD video for electronic news gathering (ENG) and sports coverage,
the GoPac2 system is based on Nucomm’s award winning
CamPac2 wireless camera transmitter.
The GoPac2 package brings the exciting new technology offered
by the CamPac2 to a new level, expanding the capabilities
of a broadcaster’s news gathering or sports coverage
operations. Offering features such as integrated HD/SD MPEG2
encoding with low latency, dual pedestal, variable bandwidth
COFDM (5 to 16 MHz), multi-band operation (2/7 GHz), variable
RF output to 5 watts and remote control via a removable front
panel, the GoPac2 brings a new level of versatility to a microwave
transmit system.
The GoPac2 consists of the CamPac2 wireless camera transmitter
and its companion GoPac2 amplifier docking station. The CamPac2
can be used as a wireless camera transmitter or attached via
a standard Anton Bauer or Sony V-Clip connection to the GoPac2
amplifier where it can be operated on a tripod or in a news
vehicle transmitting up to 5 watts. T
he system is fitted into a small portable carry case and can
be quickly removed and set up as required, converting virtually
any car, truck or motorcycle into an ENG transmit vehicle.
The GoPac2 can be configured for either HD or SD operation;
the HD version will function in HD or SD modes.
The system accepts a variety of video input formats, including
SDI, HD SDI, component, and composite, as well as DVB-ASI
for repeating applications. For HD applications, the GoPac
supports 720P and 1080i encoding, in either 4:2:0 or 4:2:2
mode. Various audio configurations are supported, with dual
audio inputs, configurable from mic to line level, or as AES/EBU
digital audio.
Audio levels are easily set using the programmable gain and
displayed on the colour TFT display as digital VU meters.
For operating ease and flexibility, the GoPac2 can be remotely
controlled via RS-232/RS-485 using a PDA or a PC, and the
control panel can be removed allowing remote control from
up to 100 feet away.
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