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Thinklogical - VelocityRGB System 9

Fiber Optic Video Extenders – RGB

Overview

The VelocityRGB System 9 Video Extension System extends RGB signals to analog monitors or projectors up to 10 kilometers away.

Velocity RGB 9 product line merges audio and serial technologies for A/V applications. VelocityRGB System 9 give users an audio and serial port, which supports
bi-directional stereo analog audio and RS-232 (two fibers required).

Powered by Thinklogicals patent-pending MRTS (Multi Rate Transmission System) technology, this digital video extension system transports every frame of a video stream seamlessly, with no compression, or dropped frames at 6.25 Gbps for full frame rate signal transmission.

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Velocityrgb System 9 Transmitter and Receiver

Key Features:

- Supports one RGB video signal
- Audio and serial port for A/V applications
- 6.25 Gbps signal transmission via fiber optic cable;
no RF interference
- Requires one or two fiber optic cables depending
on application
- Flawless image quality with no frame dropping
- Full DDC2B support using two fibers
- Extends RGB up to:
-- 350 meters using standard 50um multi-mode fiber
-- 1000 meters using eSX+ multi-mode fiber
-- 10 kilometers using single-mode fiber
- Local RGB display port on the transmitter
- Additional video output on the receiver
- Class 1 laser product
- Simple plug and play
- Simple form factor
- Available with LC, SC, ST and Neutrik® LC type fiber
connectors
- Compatible with Thinklogical Velocitydvi video receivers
for RGB to DVI conversion

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RGB Video Extension System:

Each system consists of a transmitter and a receiver connected by multi-mode or single mode fiber optic cable.

The transmitter unit connects to an analog video source with a suitable cable and the receiver unit provides connections to the display device.

A +5V DC power supply is required on both the transmitter and receiver.

The Velocity RGB 9 requires two fibers. The transmitter supports RGB video formats up to 165MHz. In addtion, the Velocity RGB 9 has a local RGB video display port on the transmitter and is compatible with all Thinklogical Velocity fiber video receivers (except Dual-Link DVI versions), whether RGB or DVI.

The receiver converts the video signal back from optical to RGB formats. In addition, two outputs are available on the receiver side for distributing the video source to two
displays, eliminating the need for an external distribution amp.

Application Diagram: