This Thor Broadcast F-M1SDI-TR-ET 1 Bi-Directional HD-SDI and 10/100 Ethernet + RS485 + Audio over single Fiber TX/RX is a compact power house that will allow any user to transport one single channel of 1.485Gbps HD-SDI Serial Data Interface bi-directionally while simultaneously transmitting 10/100Mb/s Ethernet Data. Furthermore, this Thor Fiber Kit of Transmitter and Receiver will send RS485 in reverse for easy control over the kit.

This sturdy unit creates an easy drop environment for users that require HD-SDI and Fast Ethernet across application and even allows additional AUX Cards which can allow a plethora of other options such as RS232 and RS422, and even capable of carrying external analog audio instead of the SDI embedded audio. Thor Fiber has an excellent reputation for high quality and low cost products to help complete your project on time, in a loss free high quality kit that will ensure you stay under budget. Commonly used in security applications, live performance environments, video surveillance, SDI distribution and control in any environment.

Thor Broadcast F-M1SDI-TR-ET 1 Bi-Directional HD-SDI and 10/100 Ethernet + RS485 + Audio over single Fiber TX/RX Features:

• Compliant with SMPTE-292M HD-SDI and SMPTE-259M SD-SDI standard, supports 1.485Gb/s and 270Mb/s
• One SD/HD-SDI input (BNC), one SD/ HD-SDI output(BNC) and one fast Ethernet interfaces
• Supports 1080P@30,25,24, 29.97 / 1080I@60,50,59.94 / 720P@60,50,30,25,24, 59.94, 29.97, 23.98 and 625i / 525i format,
• When input is 1080P@29.97, 23.98 / 1080I@59.94 / 720P@59.94, 29.97, 23.98, the output is 1080P@30, 24 / 1080I@60 / 720P@60,30, 24 respectively
• Integrated cable equalizer
• Embedded ESD and surge protection circuit to prevent damage from static and thunder
• With NOP (No optical signal) alarm indications, output status indicator and input lock indicator
• With APC circuit to perform at stable optical power

Why not buy this Thor Broadcast F-M1SDI-TR-ET 1 Bi-Directional HD-SDI and 10/100 Ethernet + RS485 + Audio over single Fiber TX/RX today?