The Gra-Vue XIO 9020ENC SD-SDI to 4 x Composite Video Converter Card with Loop Through is based on the XIO Modular Platform. It installs into and is powered by either the XIO-1U or XIO-3U Chassis. This unit converts a single SD-SDI signal to 4 analog composite video signals, and outputs 2 SDI signals. It supports NTSC and PAL standards.

The XIO 9020ENC Converter provides automatic signal equalization for up to 656’ (200m) on Belden 1694A coax cables, which can improve the signal quality and reduce the signal loss caused by long-distance transmission. The LED lights on the module indicate the status of input signal and power supply, in order to let the user know the status immediately. This converter supports SNMP. It can be managed in real-time and monitored by XIO NET, the Network Management Module, via Ethernet.

Supports NTSC and PAL standards

Hot Swappable Plugs

Automatic signal equalization for up to 656' (200m)

LED lights indicate the status of signals and power supply

Supports SNMP, and can be managed in real-time and monitored by XIO NET

Widely used in broadcasting systems, studios, and other professional fields

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hello, Can the Gra-Vue MV10 delay embeded Audio /SDI Video ?

A: It is our understanding that yes, this device will do what you wish to do.

Q: 2. will it do 1600 by 1200 25p HD-SDI?

A: I'm afraid this does not support 1600x1200 at 25p. It does support 720p at 50/60 along with 1080p at 24, 25, 30, 50 and 60.

Q: 3. Will the MVIO Test Signal Generator support inclusion into a 1080p59.97 system?

A: The manufacturer does not list 1080p, only 1080i comparability.

Q: 4. what is voltage amplification per channel?

A: The power consumption of the unit is listed as Power Consumption12 VDC, 1.5 A. Unfortunately, Gar-Vue doe not list the voltage amplification per channel.

Q: 5. I have a 2x Powermate and mount it directly to the 90 degree Televue Everbrite dielectric on my TV-85 for viewing with both the eyepieces and attaching my DSLR via the Powermate adapter with T-ring. Is this how the 4x mounts as well?

A: If I undestand your question correctly, I say YES. I have used my 4x Powermate on my Meade 7 LX200 Mak-Cass with a 2 Diagonal. I dont really need that much magnification on my scope when viewing VISUALLY, why I bought it was for shooting Prime Focus using my Canon T3i DSLR. For this it performed flawlessly. Im pretty sure you are aware these Powermates are a step up from the lowly Barlow and its quite noticable once you've used both and compared the differences ! Just be sure you have the 2 adapter if you are using this 2 Powermate. Aside from that, keep looking up ! :-)

Q: 6. Hi, Is there any information about the video latency ?

A: A latency specification is not published, but we expect it to be negligible since this is product is designed for broadcast use,.

Q: 7. Will this product allow me to convert VCR composite video tapes to HDMI 4K to connect to Smart 4K TV (with only HDMI inputs).. What will the quality of the picture be ???

A: This product is designed to scale analog video up to UHD Resolutions. This should allow you to convert your VCR with composite outputs to HDMI for use with your 4K Smart TV and it will give you a UHD signal.

Q: 8. How does this work with the Meade LX 600 12”? Would it be too much? I would like to do planetary photography with either a Nikon D750 or a Nikon Z6. Thanks

A: This would work with the LX600,but might be very dark/distorted. You can definitely try it with the Scope. The View just might be a little grainy due to the high magnification.

Q: 9. what is the capture resolution?

A: According to Osprey these are the stats of what it can handle: Video Modes: NTSC/PAL 720 x 480 29.97, 30/i (NTSC) 720 x 576 25/i (PAL)

Q: 10. does include the power supply?

A: Yes, the attached power adapter is included in the box.