Artel intros new IP capabilities for HD-SDI links
Artel will introduce new IP capabilities in DigiLink’s HD-SDI over IP gateway with in-band management and Gig-E transport. This module utilises SMPTE 2022-5/6 for reliable transport of uncompressed HD-SDI over managed Ethernet IP networks. Visitors to the Artel stand can also expect to see DigiLink’s new dual-port L-Band demodulator. Capable of receiving up to two L-Band signals and converting them to DVB-ASI for transport, this module also supports ETSI TS 103 129 Carrier ID monitoring. Both modules may be combined with other transport capabilities in existing DigiLink chassis to provide a single, fully integrated solution.
Also look for the Fiberlink six-channel HD/SDI/ASI multiplexer. This TX/RX pair of 1-RU chassis aggregates up to six asynchronous HD-SDI, SD-SDI, and DVB-ASI video feeds into a single wavelength for transport across fiber or managed optical networks, and requires no configuration. In addition, Artel provides one of the largest portfolios of video, audio, and data solutions from low-cost, easy-to-deploy throw downs for remote deployments to multifunctional platforms ideal for operating environments where active management of signal routing is critical.
In terms of demos, expect Artel to demonstrate the integration of and interoperability between the DigiLink media transport platform and newly acquired Fiberlink, Copperlink, and Scan Do product lines. DigiLink’s HD-SDI over IP gateway with in-band management and Gig-E transport will also be demonstrated as the module utilises SMPTE 2022-5/6 for reliable transport of uncompressed HD-SDI over managed Ethernet IP networks.
Lastly, at IBC2015, Artel will introduce the Fiberlink six-channel HD/SDI/ASI multiplexer. This TX/RX pair of 1-RU chassis aggregates up to six asynchronous HD-SDI, SD-SDI, and DVB-ASI video feeds into a single wavelength for transport across fiber or managed optical networks, and requires no configuration.
Artel provides one of the largest portfolios of video, audio, and data solutions from low-cost, easy-to-deploy throw downs for remote deployments to multifunctional platforms ideal for operating environments where active management of signal routing is critical.