This AVPro Edge Dual 18Gb/s HDMI Output Axion-X Chassisis an HDMI output card for the Axion, which is a customizable video distribution system built for high-end environments, allowing installers to build and design a matrix switcher for the exact installation.

For Installation in Axion-X Chassis    Two HDMI Outputs    18 Gb/s Bandwidth Support

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this device receive NDI'HX streams or is it limited to full NDI?

A: The BirdDog wallplates are limited to Full NDI and have no NDI|HX support.

Q: 2. Does this work with a battery powered lavelier mic like the Audio Technica ATR3350 ?

A: Sorry I don't know.

Q: 3. Does it provide plugin power to both lav mics?

A: Hi Steve, yes it does.

Q: 4. Does the tone generator send the tones on all of the connectors, including the RJ45? Can one use an inductive probe to trace wires with the generated tones?

A: Yes it sends a tone on RJ45. The tone is only to signal 1st line as it cycles through the 8 lines of ethernet cable. The additional continuity is tested using the 8 led's

Q: 5. You say it puts two microphones into one mono channel. Does that mean on playback you only hear in in one channel or does it play in both?

A: It records both mics into one mono audio channel, but on playback you can hear it in both 'ears' - both left and right channels equally. It's really being recorded as Dual Mono , if that helps.

Q: 6. Would this work with Black Magic Pocket?

A: Sorry, I have no idea. I bought one to use with iPhone 5 (on which it works really well).

Q: 7. Does it work with Samsung Galaxy Core?

A: Probably. If a standard TRRS headphones/microphone work on the phone, I would think it work

Q: 8. Does this lantern come with a battery?

A: No, a battery is not included with the purchase of the Nitecore LR30 High-CRI Dual-Output Lantern (Sand Yellow); the battery must be purchased separately. The Nitecore LR30 High-CRI Dual-Output Lantern uses either one (1x) 18650 Lithium-Ion battery or two (2x) CR123A Lithium-Ion batteries.

Q: 9. Any recommendations on an inexpensive mixer that I can connect my phone to? I need to use 4 mics, and I'm using lavalier mics.

A: 4 mics to your phone sounds difiicult, You might use 2 phones and plug thats what I can sugest.

Q: 10. Both mics work fine plugged in, but I can not get the headphone plugged into that jack to let me hear or monitor any sound at all. Ive tried 3 dif apps. Can anyone point out an app and settings that work for this? Android Phone

A: Using an iPhone with the TRRS plug the headphones work fine using FILMiC Pro. I found a link to their support for Android on their web site but cannot include that link here.