AMX FG1061-634 Dgx Fiber 4K60 Output Card

The Enova DGX DXLink 4K60 Fiber Output Board is HDMI 2.0 and HDCP 2.2 compliant. It supports 4K60 4:4:4 video and High Dynamic Range (HDR) for pixel-for-pixel image reproduction without chroma subsampling. It has four outputs per board and transmits audio, video, control, USB 2.0, and Ethernet over duplex fiber to a DXLink 4K60 Fiber receiver up to 300 meters away. Each output includes a Multi-Mode Duplex (MMD) SFP, which can be replaced with a Single-Mode Duplex (SMD) SFP if needed. It is compatible with DGX 100-Series enclosures and benefits campus-wide distribution of sources between classrooms, military applications, casinos, arenas, and museums.

Common Applications

The Enova DGX DXLink 4K60 Fiber Output Board is ideal for applications where the demands of high-resolution video clarity, long distance transmission and maximum security need to be met without compromise including campus-wide distribution of sources that are shared between classrooms, secure military applications, casinos, arenas, and museums.

Features

• Perfect 4K60 4:4:4 Video - Ideal for users that can benefit from processing the full fidelity of their displays
• High Dynamic Range (HDR) and Deep Color Support - Support HDR10 and 36-bit per pixel deep color
• HDMI 2.0 & HDCP 2.2 - Supports the latest video standards to realize the full capabilities of HDMI interfaces
• USB 2.0 - High-speed USB 2.0 data from devices like web cameras and storage devices are transmitted without the need for separate cables.
• As Always, Just One Cable - Just like all current AMX DGX Fiber solutions, video, audio, and control are delivered over a single cable. Many competitive products require two or more cable runs which adds significant cost.
• Hot Swappable - Easily add or replace I/O boards at any time after deployment - the system automatically recognizes the new configuration and activates the boards.
• Single MMD SKU - All Fiber Modules include a Multi-Mode Duplex (MMD) SFP module. Customers may replace these with their own Single-Mode Duplex (SMD) module if needed.