Fiber Options B742AV CCTV transmission system

Technical Specification

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Make: Fiber Options
Model code: B742AV
Transmission type: Fibre Optic transmission
Video Inputs: 1 channels
TX/RX: TX/RX

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The B742AV/B7742AV series high performance broadcast grade fiber transmission system supports composite video and two channel of line-level audio. The all-digital processing platform features 24-bit audio processing and a 48 kHz audio sampling rate. For added flexibility dual range audio levels for the two audio channel can be configured for -10 dB to +8 db or 0 dB to +18 dB operation. Dual ten-segment LED display provides for complete monitoring of input video, output video, audio input and audio output levels and the received optical signal. The built-in test feature aids in the installation process as it easily measures the actual optical loss in the fiber run from the transmitter.

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Make	Fiber Options
Manufacturer	Fiber Options
Category	CCTV>Analogue Transmission
Model code	B742AV
Transmission type	Fibre Optic transmission
Video Inputs	1 channels
TX/RX	TX/RX
Video Outputs	1
Transmission Range m	6000
Number of Fibres	1
Digital	Yes
Signal Mode	PAL / NTSC
Physical Specifications	Weight g: 270g
Electrical Specifications	Voltage: 13.5
Environmental Specifications	Operating Temp ^oC: -40 ~ +75
Additional info	The B742AV/B7742AV series high performance broadcast grade fiber transmission system supports composite video and two channel of line-level audio. The all-digital processing platform features 24-bit audio processing and a 48 kHz audio sampling rate. For added flexibility dual range audio levels for the two audio channel can be configured for -10 dB to +8 db or 0 dB to +18 dB operation. Dual ten-segment LED display provides for complete monitoring of input video, output video, audio input and audio output levels and the received optical signal. The built-in test feature aids in the installation process as it easily measures the actual optical loss in the fiber run from the transmitter.
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