OVERVIEW
The DXLink Multi-Format Fiber Transmitter sends analog and digital audio and video signals including HDMI with HDCP up to 10 Km over single mode fiber. Use the DXLink Fiber Transmitter in conjunction with the Enova DGX 8, 16, 32 or 64 to transmit clear, uncompressed video beyond 6 miles at the fastest data rate in the industry – 10 Gbps.
COMMON APPLICATIONS
The ideal entry-point for any source designed into an Enova DGX integrated system that requires the distance capabilities and inherent security of fiber – or both; including campus-wide distribution of sources that are shared between classrooms, secure military applications, casinos, arenas and museums. Directly connect video sources such as PCs using the HD-15 multi-format input connection or HDMI input and easily include audio on the same fiber cable by using the stereo or digital audio connection.
- HDCP Compliance Over Fiber – Transmit HDCP compliant video including HDMI up to 10 Km (over 6 miles)
- Industry Leading Data Rate – DXLink is leading the way with an optical transport rate of 10 Gbps
- SmartScale® Technology
- Automatically responds to the display's declared EDID information and scales the video to the best resolution and video parameters for that display without manual setup
- This prevents inferior video quality when sources are forced to lower resolutions to support the least capable display in the system
Secure and Isolated – Fiber inherently provides extra security and electrical isolation making it the transport method of choice for many mission-critical secure environments
Native NetLinx® Control Everywhere – Control connected source devices using the built-in IR and RS-232 ports
Field Serviceable Fiber Modules – Easily remove and replace SFP modules in the field
Ethernet Connectivity – Provides ICSLan Ethernet support at the Transmitter – add Ethernet connectivity to a Touch Panel, plug in a WAP or stream IP audio/video to a Ethernet enabled source device
IR Receiver – Send IR commands back to the Enova DGX to control source equipment using an IR remote
