Whether deployed as a transmitter (Encoder) or receiver (Decoder), the AVPro Edge MXNet 10G SDVoE Transceiverserves as both a gateway and destination point for the next generation 10G lineup of AV-over-IP multicast offerings from AVPro Edge. It features a maximum range up to 328' using a single twisted pair Cat6a cable, it also sports a maximum range up to 18.6 miles using single-mode fiber, through industry standard SFP+ modules. With zero frame latency, zero image artifacts, zero compression up to 4K/30fps 4:4:4 8-bit, and supporting HDMI 4K/60fps 4:4:4 8-bit (1/150th of a frame latency); 4K/60fps 4:2:2 10-bit, and 4K/60fps 4:2:0 12-bit, are transported visually lossless with a pixel-perfect light compression of 1.3:1.

HDMI 2.0    18 Gb/s Bandwidth Support    Dual-10GbE Ports, Copper or Fiber    Multi-View Support

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is it possible to chain two of these together, then both used on two computers?

A: You can use as many Blackmagic Design MultiDock 10G's as needed for any project, they mount like a drive bay with 4 drives, so there is no "daisy chain," necessary.

Q: 2. Can two PlusX (transmitter) trigger 1 PlusX (receiver) simultaneously without interfering? A situation when the 2nd shooter is also using 2nd transmitter to trigger the same strobe the first shooter is triggering ?

A: If you've got two photographers in the same studio, each with a PlusX transceiver on their camera (set to the same channel), they can both trigger the strobes. The receiver doesn't care where the signal comes from, just that it's the right frequency. The limiting factor will be the recycle rate of the lighting units (which can be a few seconds, depending on their settings) so if you both try to trigger the strobes at the same exact time, they'll only fire once.

Q: 3. Can I connect my Sony a7sII with yongnuo speedlite yn560 iv using this?

A: This product will not work with Sony cameras

Q: 4. Can i use this on my Nikon D7100, with the second transmitter on my dynalite battery pack, acting as a receiver?

A: If your Dynalite battery pack has a PC sync or household sync terminal designed for use to trigger your light kit, then yes, the PocketWizard Plus X Transceiver can be used on your equipment with the appropriate sync cable. The PocketWizard Plus X will fit into the hot shoe of the Nikon D7100 DSLR camera and would then be able to trigger the lights connected to the second Plus X wirelessly.

Q: 5. will these work with the Nikon Z8?

A: Yes, the PocketWizard PlusX is compatible with the Nikon Z8.

Q: 6. Can this be connected directly to a NAS via the USB?

A: Yes, the Blackmagic Design MultiDock 10G has USB-C outputs. If your NAS allows SATA storage to be connected via USB, it would work.

Q: 7. Could I connect this MultiDock to ATEM Mini ISO models to record ISO channels to SSDs on this dock?

A: Yes it will connect via the USBC.

Q: 8. olympus one

A: The PocketWizard PlusX 2 Pack BH #POPWPX2P is manual and fires from a center pin. Any camera with a centerpin hot shoe can use it.

Q: 9. Are these compatible with Profoto and if so, do I need to order any other sync cords?

A: Yes, the Pocketwizard PlusX is compatible with most of the Profoto line.You will need a PlusX for each Profoto and one for your camera. It comes with a sync cord with adapters so you can use it without the need of other sync cords.Note the PlusX is a manual sync so it will sync the strobe, but it is not TTL or have the ability to change power from the camera.

Q: 10. Is this a hardware raid device?

A: No, the MultiDock 10G is not a RAID device.