The C2-2375A is a 3G-SDI up-down-cross converter with a wide variety of input/output capability including SD/HD/3G-SDI, DVI, Composite Video, YC, YPbPr or RGB.
In addition to signal conversion, the C2-2375A also has a built-in scaling engine allowing for resolution changes, picture-in-picture with borders, image cropping, image zoom and even pixel level control for working with LED displays.
Dual outputs allow for high versatility when using the device allowing the direct connection of two displays of the same, or different, resolutions to be supported.
Along with its high-quality capabilities, the C2-2375A offers an easy and user-friendly experience and is controllable through a front panel, CORIOtools suite software or external IP or RS-232 control.
Key Features of the C2-2375A
Up-Down-Cross Conversion
SDI inputs: 1x SD/HD/3G-SDIwith re-clocked out
DVI inputs: 2x DVI
Analog inputs: 2x CV/YC/YUV/YPbPr
Genlock inputs: 1x Tri/Bi with loop-through
SDI outputs: 2x SD/HD/3G-SDI (duplicated)
DVI outputs: 2x DVI
Analog outputs: 2x CV/YC/YUV/YPbPr
2nd DVI / Analog output can be different format
Analog: PC to 2048x2048, HDTV to 1080p/60
DVI: PC to 1920x1200, HDTV to 1080p/60
Supports: NTSC, PAL, PAL-M, PAL-N, SECAM
Motion Compensation & 3:2 Pulldown
Temporal Interpolation & Diagonal Interpolation
Noise Reduction for PAL, NTSC and 1080i inputs
Automatic Incoming Resolution Detection
AutoSet - Automatic picture sizing of PC inputs
4:4:4 Full bandwidth sampling
Video signal parameter adjustments
Optional redundant internal PSU
Audio de-embed / embed for SDI and DVI
Closed-caption de-embed / embed for CV / SDI
AFD and VP packet support for SDI
Integral Audio Routing
User-defined Logo insertion
Borders with variable size and colour
Optional Audio Module with AES break-out and adjustable delay
Optional Tally and Clock Modules
RS-232/422/485 interface
IP Interface
Variable Image Zoom to 10X and Shrink to 10%
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